Bio: Brynn White is a displaced Louisvillian in Brooklyn, New York. Between work on her graduate degree in Archiving and job with the New York Society Library, she dabbles in freelance research, Southern cookery, college basketball, vintage clothes collection, overambitious cocktails, and her former life as a classic film programmer and writer.
John Steinbeck famously ruminated, “The Kentucky Derby, whatever it is – a race, an emotion, a turbulence, an explosion – is one of the most beautiful and violent and satisfying things I have ever experienced.” No matter what it is, … Continue reading
In the days of yore, no beverage inspired more flourished prose or fervent debate than the Kentucky Derby’s very own mint julep. Some have even posited that a clueless Yankee’s addition of nutmeg started the Civil War. More than a … Continue reading