In our fifth annual Foodie Issue, we investigated just how the Bull City takes its drink. From discovering our strong coffee culture to a discussion with some of Durham’s well-known bartenders to advice from North Carolina’s only certified Master of Wine, this issue highlights the prominent beverage side of the South’s Tastiest Town. The September […]
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Around 9 on a Sunday morning, a group of Triangle residents gathered to celebrate that centuries-old combination of water, malt, yeast and hops. “We love beer, ya know?” says Lara Murphy, “Who doesn’t?” After buying a homebrewing kit for her husband, Paul, a few Christmases ago, they both joined the club. “My husband is an awesome
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DINING OVERALL RESTAURANT PLATINUM Nana’s GOLD Mateo SILVER Fairview Dining Room BRONZE Vin Rouge BURGER PLATINUM Bull City Burger & Brewery GOLD OnlyBurger SILVER Five Guys BRONZE Dain’s Place SANDWICH PLATINUM Parker & Otis GOLD Toast SILVER Foster’s Market BRONZE Guglhupf COFFEESHOP PLATINUM Cocoa Cinnamon GOLD Bean Traders SILVER Guglhupf BRONZE Parker & Otis DESSERTS/PASTRIES PLATINUM Guglhupf GOLD Monuts Donuts SILVER Mad Hatter’s Café & Bakeshop BRONZE DaisyCakes PLACE FOR DATE NIGHT PLATINUM Mateo GOLD Nana’s
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You voted, we tallied. In this issue, we reveal the Best of Durham, according to you, for everything from chef to neighborhood, burger to teacher, landmark to event, and all that falls in between. More than 5,000 votes votes were cast in our annual reader poll, and we’re very excited to reveal the results. Pick
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Six Plates Wine Bar likens Txakolifest to the Superbowl – they pull out all the stops (er, corks). Revelers came out to sample endless pours of Txakoli (pronounced “chah-coli”), a tart, fizzy white wine from the Basque region of Spain that’s best served by holding the bottle a considerable height above a drinker’s glass and pouring it from
As was the case with our inaugural Women’s Issue, the toughest part in putting the publication together was choosing from the plethora of phenomenal women who live and work in Durham. Once again, we were struck by the dedication each one has to contributing to the growth of this community and the hard work, tough
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The May 2014 Home & Garden Issue includes: Downtown Dwellers – Hundreds of residential units are going up downtown within a year, including West Village Phase III, Church + Main, 605 West apartments, Whetstone Apartments and Durham Central Park Cohousing Community How They Live – The Andersons create a vacation house at home in Hope
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