Sweet Tea

[iwishiwasthere]

Just got a new magazine in the mail....Sweet Tea. All about northwest Florida. Really good article about kayaking/canoeing in Santa Rosa. Of course, most of the info was already here, but still enjoyed reading it.Another article was about restaurants on 30-A. Any SoWallers contribute to this magazine?

 

[gardening1970]

I received it also. Very nice.

 

[sunspotbaby]

Can you provide the publisher? Thanks!

 

[Mermaid]

Is Sweet Tea the one published by St. Joe? We got a few issues but they've since given up on us. I agree that it's nicely done.

 

[iwishiwasthere]

Can you provide the publisher? Thanks!

SPC Custom Publishing in Birmingham....maybe an offspring of Southern Living???

Web address

www.sweatteajournal.com

 

[Sagamartha]

Is Sweet Tea the one published by St. Joe? We got a few issues but they've since given up on us. I agree that it's nicely done.

yes, sweet tea journal is st. joe's publication published by southern progress out of birmingham.

 

[jessifunn]

st joe does it. that is why it is so nice :funn:

 

[Kimmifunn]

What is it about? Like what's the premise of the mag. High end, outdoor, ect?

 

[gardening1970]

"From the porches of northwest Florida": several JOE ads (surprise); an article on paddling the backwater; something on Wakulla County; something else on the importance of "place building"; an article on history of old Port St. Joe; an article on local grown Tupelo honey; restaurants along 30-A; and lovely photos. Love that fireplace at Watersound!

 

[Cil]

We got Sweet Tea a couple times, and then I guess they gave up on us too.
Tupelo honey from Wewahitchka is not to be sneezed at.
It's pretty good stuff.
Out of all the festivals celebrating locally grown products that we've been to, Wewa's Tupelo Honey Festival was the best, and offered the tastiest stuff.