
by Lisa Bynum
September 16, 2009
What could be more fitting for a birthday party than a bottle of wine named Cupcake? Cupcake Vineyards, a California-based winery, began launching the Cupcake line of wine in 2008. Cupcake Vineyards now feature several varietals including Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon,…

by Katie Eubanks
August 12, 2009
BARKEEP: Laura Collins
Bar Residence: Hal & Mal's
Age: 37
Hometown: Laurel, Miss.
by Sarah Litvin
April 16, 2008
Coffee is one of the world’s most valuable traded commodities, with an estimated 11 million hectares of the world’s farmland dedicated to its cultivation. Every day, Americans drink more than 300 million cups, but how much do we really know…
by Kelly Bryan Smith
April 16, 2008
Millions of dairy cows live in small pens on conventional factory farms with little or no access to grass and fresh air. Dairy farmers pump the cows with growth hormones that cause them to produce 10 times as much…
by Sage Carter-Hooey
March 12, 2008
1. Put desired number of sugar cubes into glass mug. (You should use clear glass mugs—Dollar Tree has them for, yes, a dollar apiece.)
by Lori Gregory
Photo by Melissa Webster
March 12, 2008
For the past three months I’ve been stuck inside the four walls of my house, braving this new-fangled “southern winter” we’re experiencing, and I am bored. I’m dying in here. I’ve clung to…
by Lindsey Maddox
March 12, 2008
If you can't find anything green in your closet, a green drink could be your best defense against pinchers ready to pounce on their non-green companions. You can add green food dye to pretty much anything and make it festive,…
by Ian Williams
Photo by Maggie Burks
March 12, 2008
This St. Patrick's Day, forget the artificially green light beer, and pick up a real Irish beer. The Irish have been brewing beer since at least the 12th century, so you can figure…
by Margaret Cahoon
Photo by Darren Schwindaman
March 5, 2008
Lunch Lady's friends hear it all the time: Lunch Lady's getting too old for this. Too old for what, you ask? And for what, short of wearing footie pajamas, could a 24-year-old be…
by Ronni Mott
December 19, 2007
When it comes to wine, a little knowledge goes a long way. You can get a nice white for under $10, but stick to $15 an up for reds. Here are some other wine basics to get you…
by Ronni Mott
December 12, 2007
If you have a couple of grand in disposable income, stocking a full bar can suck up all of that in a heartbeat. For most of us though, that's pretty unrealistic, and unless you're into the whole dinner-party,…
by Farley Walker
September 23, 2007
Now that summer is almost over, you might find yourself longing for another hot and lazy afternoon in the hammock, a chilled glass of wine at the ready, instead of your now-harried schedule of before and after-school chauffeuring and parent-teacher meetings. Fret not; there are plenty of warm-weather weekends where you can pretend you're still carefree. But instead of your summer standby chardonnay, be adventurous and try a tasty rosé to usher in a spectacular autumn sunset.
by Farley Walker
Photo by Christi Vivar
August 8, 2007
Tired of taking the same vacations? Even if you adore New Orleans, Atlanta or Florida, you might be itching to find yourself in new surroundings, doing activities unavailable at home. Why not try…
by Farley Walker
July 18, 2007
When I first began drinking wine, I dived right in to big, fat reds: Cabernet, Zinfandel, Petite Sirah and the like. Whites weren't on my radar; I thought they were beneath a real wine drinker. Little did I…
by Farley Walker
June 20, 2007
If any grape bespeaks the sunny climes and fearless attitude inherent to California, Zinfandel does. Whether it's the bold, fruity flavors or its tendency toward a high alcohol content, Zinfandel successfully represents the state that stands as a…
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