The South

Food and wine in the South of the United States of America have distinctive flavors.

Crisp, invigorating, and aromatic, this classic drink blends the sweetness of sugar, the vibrant freshness of mint, and the bold warmth of bourbon, all crowned by a mountain of crushed ice. Its cooling charm makes it the perfect companion for long summer afternoons or celebratory gatherings. 

Cornbread is more than just a token side dish; it is a staple of North American cuisine, an emblem of heartwarming comfort served on tables across the country. 

Thin sheets of puréed fresh peaches, dried slowly in a low oven until chewy, then cut into strips and rolled. Nothing is added except a little lemon juice and nutmeg, so the snack tastes of ripe peaches and nothing else.