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Stop! Apple Thyme Cocktail

A Belly-Warming Drink from Project Sip that Tastes like Quintessential Fall
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Any time our dear friends at Project Sip mix up something new, we know we’re going to love it (remember their Old Fashioned?!).  Well our favorite mixologists have done it again with today’s quintessential cold-weather cocktail that warms your belly with each sip.  

The inspiration for this tasty libation? Jenn and Kathryn explain it as “dreaming of cozy fall nights by a fire. We’ve paired the crispness of apples with a smooth whisky bourbon to capture the elements of fall in a drink.”

Stop! Apple Thyme is not playing around; a double shot of whiskey, double shot of apple brandy, a shot of thyme simple syrup and a splash of lemon juice make for the perfect mouth-watering blend.  So grab your cozy plaid throw and meet us by the fire, drink in-hand!  Cheers, Kat

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Photography, Kathryn McCrary | Hand-lettering, Jenn Gietzen | Hand model, Candice Beaty | Recipe, Jenn Gietzen and Kathryn McCrary for Project Sip

Atlanta Food & Wine: Powerful & Deliciously Tasted

Filed Under > Holiday Entertaining

Atlanta Food & Wine Festival: in the tasting tents #cocktails Neon pink watercolor menus Peach sliders at #AFWF15 Floral centerpiece and tea light Cocktails at the Atlanta Food and Wine Festival tasting tents String lightsOysters on the half shell #afwf15Summery centerpieceLocal fresh strawberries at Atlanta Food & Wine Festival #afwf15Pink watercolor dinner menu Cocktails @ Atlanta Food and Wine Festival 2015  

When I was invited to style a dinner celebrating 100 of the most influential women in the South made by some of the most powerful women chefs for Atlanta Food and Wine Festival, I couldn’t jump on board soon enough. Cator Woolford Gardens at the Frazer Center proved to be the perfect location to wine and dine these impressive ladies, and we were thrilled to kick off our festival weekend with such a special event.

Despite the storms rolling into Atlanta, and a moment when we wondered if we were going to get everything pulled off, a beautiful evening unfolded amidst twinkle lights, lush floral centerpieces by Lindsay Coletta, favors of Himalayan pink salt, and Jenn’s gorgeous watercolor menus and hand-lettered place cards for all.

The rest of the weekend’s storms couldn’t keep us away from the tasting tents, where we roamed from chef to chef and tried everything we could get our hands on.  It was the perfect way to end a weekend full of our favorite things: friends, food, wine and dinner parties. Truly, MKR

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STYLING, MANDY KELLOGG RYE DESIGN  |  PHOTOGRAPHY, KATHRYN MCCRARY  |  FLORALS, Lindsay Coletta  |  HANDWRITTEN MENUS & PLACARDS, WRITE ON! DESIGN JENN GIETZEN 

A Marsala Lip

Filed Under > Beauty & Tutorials

A Marsala lip, Waiting on Martha. Kathryn McCrary Photography A Marsala lip, Waiting on Martha. Kathryn McCrary Photography

A few weeks ago during a trip to Sephora my good friend and beauty guru Jenn convinced me to leave my hot pink lip behind and venture into unknown territory.  I wasn’t feeling red (been there done that), I’m too pale to for a nude (or so I thought but I love this look), and purples were a tad too close to pink.  Then we spied the Pantone Collection and this years big winner Marsala, which I’d say is somewhere between a red, brown, and pink.  We snagged the lip stick, gloss, mascara, and nail polish then headed home to see if it had any chance of beating out my tried and true Tropical Pink.  

Truthfully I felt like I was transported back to the 90’s.  In fact I’m pretty sure this is the color I was obsessed with sophmore year.  It’s just not quite right for my skin tone, a bit too matte, and well not enough pink.  However I did end up loving the mascara (I wear a bordeaux mascara most days) and the nail polish.  So while I don’t think I’ll be wearing Marsala any time soon on my lips, I will say it’s always fun to tip toe outside your comfort zone.  Tell me, have you given the Pantone color of the year a try yet?  Truly, MKR

Photography, Kathryn McCrary  |  Makeup, Jennifer C. Nieman

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