Polska Na Zawsze (Poland Forever)

Polska Na Zawsze (Poland Forever)

Kowalski Deli brings the flavors of Eastern Europe to West Ashley by Christine England | Contributing Writer Growing up in Rhode Island, I have vivid memories of being a child and walking into the butcher shop, the fish place, or the small local grocery store. I...

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And the Secret Ingredient is …

Charleston's largest Home Brewing competition and home brewing festival returns as home brewers prepare to compete for a shot to have their beer brewed by Holy City Brewing and distributed throughout the state. In addition to the grand prize, there will be awards for...

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Crab Shack Unveils New Menu

Along with it’s sister restaurants on Folly Beach and in Coosaw Creek, the West Ashley Crab Shack has moved away from its separate lunch and dinner menus and introduced a new “All-Day Menu.” The new menu includes traditional Crab Shack favorites like the Steamed...

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You Say Tomato, I Say Tom-Art-O

More than a mascot, the humble tomato is a symbol of Earth Fare’s fresh, healthy, and organic philosophy. And for the next week and a half it can also be your muse and your chance at winning a piece of the $1,500 in prizes that Earth Fare is offering as part of its...

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A Blonde in the Sun

For the most part, summer releases consist of various wheat beers, several different types of pilsner, and the occasional IPA or even pale ale. But another style of beer is also available, and should be a great summer option, especially for the craft beer newbie, or...

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Southern Comfort

The best country cooking is usually found off the beaten path. The Mason Jar by Fatboys, which recently opened on Ashley River Road between the Bees Ferry and Magwood intersections, possesses the deep local roots to be just such a place. The Mason Jar was created by...

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Embrace the Wit

Wheat beers come in a variety of types, but the majority of original styles come from either Germany or Belgium. Regardless of country, the styles have in common the requirement that about 50 percent of the malt bill must be made up of wheat. The Germans boast several...

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In Over Your Head

With the introduction of Craft Conundrum, owner Richard Easterby Jr. aims to put beer lovers in a quandary. With more than 100 beers on tap alone, which should you try this time? Easterby and his wife Karen opened in late June to rooms full of eager craft...

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Should You Shandy?

I can think of numerous friends and acquaintances who, only a few years ago, wouldn’t have been unable to listen to me discuss the newest styles or recent seasonal releases, much less actually drink those pretentious beers. Now, I have folks emailing and texting me to...

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An Unlikely Summer Beer

When discussing ‘summer brews’ with friends and fellow beer drinkers, one style tends to dominate the proceedings: wheat beer. This is not to say that everyone I know truly loves wheat beer, or that this style is better than any other style, summer or otherwise. It’s...

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Awww Schnitzel!

Even with the recent explosion of biergartens, the only place to find authentic schnitzel in Charleston is Mueller’s Pub in West Ashley. As World Cup fever settles in, owner Alex Mueller would love nothing more to have you bring the family and come check out his new...

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