Wines, vines, travel, recipes, people and places make Carolina Wine Country the place to be; and Carolina Wine Country, The Complete Guide takes you there, and beyond. Explore the history of wine in Colonial America and find out why Thomas Jefferson had trouble securing Carolina wine. Learn about the health benefits of wine, and where to find Carolina wine on the web. Visit the wineries and meet the people who today are continuing the more than 300 year old tradition of wine making in the Carolinas. From the large commercial vineyards of Biltmore Estate to the family owned vines of the Teensy Winery, you'll learn the stories behind the wine and the struggles to grow the grapes. 
Each chapter includes directions to the wineries, places to stay, places to eat and things to see and do while you're in the area. Explore local history, hike in one of the may beautiful state parks, or browse a museum or art gallery. Take a day trip or plan a week's vacation, it's all here is this complete guide. There are even ferry schedules, and addresses and telephone numbers of state and local tourism offices and Chambers of Commerce. Sprinkled with quotes about wine from poets and wits through the ages, and with over 80 color and black and white photographs, Carolina Wine Country, The Complete Guide is truly the most complete guide to the wine country of the Carolinas.

Carolina Wine Country, The Complete Guide

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Watson, Pamela

Beverages & Wine

Woodhaven Pub

The Clarks and Clarkes are at it again! From Billy and Drab's peanut feud to Mrs. Effie's diet, to Camouflage Clark's latest hunting disguise, you'll howl with laughter at the antics of the folks who live on Heartache and Hunger Creek. 
Bashin' Bob Clarke is the preacher of the Heartache and Hunger Creek Baptist Church in this imaginary town in Georgia. His simple approach to the townsfolk's problems is at the heart of this collection of short stories that will delight readers of all ages. Written as newspaper columns by the Heartache and Hunger Creek Sentinel's editor, Goat Herder (the only character in the book not named Clark or Clarke), the stories reflect the day to day goings on in a small Southern town, where a major event can be a wedding, a baptising, or a fast running dear in the middle of hunting season. 
Slapstick humor vies with common sense for center stage. As you meet the folks on Heartache and Humger Creek, you're sure to find someone you already know.

Bashin' Bob Clarke & Other Tales of Heartache and Hunger Creek

Literature & Fiction

South, Robert W.

Humor & Satire

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