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The more Chef Joe Sparatta of Heritage studied Virginian cuisine, the more he realized how important cider—and apples—were to the state.

If the French Quarter is the historic heart of New Orleans, and Bourbon Street its most famous—and infamous—strip of pavement, it is the humble, homely Broad Street that serves as the city’s organizational principle, its bellwether and backbone.

Southern-style barbecue varies from state to state, sometimes city-to-city, and Southern natives love a good debate on whose barbecue style or sauce reigns supreme. This September, TLP celebrates the diversity of this cuisine with Brew ‘n’ Cue Showdown, an exclusive event part of Colonial Williamsburg’s Taste Tradition weekend. Pitmasters and brewers from four states will compete against […]

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