Food & drink

The charming candy shop and soda fountain in Vicksburg, Mississippi, was the first to bottle Coke 130 years ago

These recently released bottles offer value and versatility for bourbon fans

…and get an upgrade courtesy of dulce de leche

The Asheville chef is up for an Outstanding Restaurant James Beard award and coming out with his first cookbook. We caught up with him on thoughtful cooking, foraging, and Benton’s ham

Come April, try a wild-grown spin on classic leek and potato soup

Think mornay sauce, smoked cheddar cheese, and crunchy breadcrumbs

Have a tipple…and a chuckle?

In spite of—or maybe because of—the state’s challenges for whiskey makers, Texas is producing some truly distinctive pours

Pull up a seat for mofonguitos, rib eyes, and converging cultures

Mark your calendars for surf, turf, and sweet onions

The candy company’s Nashville store lets aspiring confectioners go beyond its classic flavors—way beyond

As Cheryl and Griffith Day close the doors of their beloved Savannah bakeshop after twenty-two years, a friend and fellow baker considers their quietly groundbreaking impact

Along with a time of restraint, Lent in New Orleans ushers in the season of divine fillets with your neighbors

Robert St. John puts his own silky spin on a creamy classic at Crescent City Grill in Hattiesburg, Mississippi

And shares her favorite strawberry pie to welcome spring

At Charlotte’s Billy Sunday, a decadent elixir takes note from a favorite Valentine’s Day treat

A melty bowl of this big-game-worthy favorite just might steal the show

This sparkling green cocktail from Justine in New Orleans keeps the good times rolling

For one South Carolina family, making the tangy condiment keeps a farming heritage, and a culinary tradition, alive

Sturgeon farmers, chefs, and shops all say caviar is doing quite swimmingly in the region