Shrimp Season Spikes
September in the Lowcountry is a great time to get outside. It's a time to take advantage of cooler temperatures and eat some great seafood. It’s ... Keep Reading
Publications
Bring on the Bubbly
Many think that all bubbly wines are Champagne, but they are not. All bubbly wines are sparkling wines, but not all sparkling wines are ... Keep Reading
Why Golf in the Fall?
By Doug Weaver 1. The ball goes farther because the fairways are firmer, the grass can be cut lower and the rough is not as high. You will have ... Keep Reading
Cork poppin’ good: A guide to pairing wine with BBQ
By Georgene Mortimer, Island Winery Are you going out for barbeque tonight and thinking about washing it down with an ice-cold beer? Well, think ... Keep Reading
How to Pair Wine with Shrimp
By Georgene Mortimer, Island Winery On Hilton Head Island, we love our shrimp! Our fresh local shrimp are some of the tastiest in the country. So, ... Keep Reading
Lowcountry Raccoons
The Lowcountry marshes, maritime forests and beaches are scenic attractions for locals and visitors alike. However, for the plants and ... Keep Reading
Barred Owls
One of the most common owl calls that people know is the “who cooks for you” call. It’s a call commonly heard year-round on Hilton Head Island. ... Keep Reading
Feeling Crabby?
As a longtime kayak guide on Hilton Head and in the Lowcountry, I have seen and experienced the great variety of wildlife in our marshes, beaches, ... Keep Reading
Getting Hooked: Catching Cobia
It is with eager anticipation that local anglers look forward to the month of May, for it is the heart of cobia season. One of the largest apex ... Keep Reading
Summer Refreshment
Sample local fruit wines to beat the heat in July. Every region deals with the summer heat differently. In Sicily, they double down on the ... Keep Reading
Chuck-Wills-Widows
Learn more about these distinctive birds, which serenade the Lowcountry all summer long. Hilton Head Island’s warm weather and summer months ... Keep Reading
North Atlantic Right Whales
Learn more about these migrating cetaceans just off the South Carolina coast. The North Atlantic Right Whale (Eubalaena glacialis) is the rarest of ... Keep Reading
American Oystercatchers
American Oystercatchers are a common sight in Hilton Head Island’s marshes throughout the year. In the United States, these striking birds can be ... Keep Reading
The Perfect Pairing
If you’re reading this article, chances are you’re lucky enough to be on vacation on Hilton Head Island. You’ve spent the whole summer ... Keep Reading
