

He even let us ‘help.’ While my usual artistic skill is in the slightly enhanced stick figure realm, I was game for giving it a hand. He was a gentleman and didn’t scream or pull his own hair out when I took the trowel, so I’m assuming I didn’t embarrass myself too terribly. His work was just beautiful. It was so impressive to see the way he captured the beautiful white sugar sand beaches of South Walton. We were treated to a refreshing local signature cocktail ‘The 850’ that got me hustling onto my iPhone IMMEDIATELY to see whether it was possible to order Chaste 850 where I live. So far, it looks like I’ll have to go to South Walton to get my hands on it, and friends? That is a-okay with me. Planning a trip RIGHT NOW. They handed out custom made tablet holders that looked just like cutting boards for each attendee’s kitchen. What a beautiful, personalized touch. I understand these gestures are that for which South Walton is famous. Back to the food, though. Since the culinary scene in South Walton is growing astronomically and has the highest number of award winning establishments per capita in the entire state of Florida, has all sorts of fresh Gulf seafood, and has a long growing season for fruits and vegetables, I think it’s safe to say we had a food lover’s dream night. 

Check out the “Visit South Walton” pages to check out their gorgeousness. South Walton has something for everyone. If you have a chance to Visit South Walton, what’s your preference? Sporty? Upscale? Relaxed? Family friendly? Pet friendly? Energetic?
Reader's Thoughts...
Sandy @ RE says
So happy you won! YAY!
Melissa @ Bless this Mess says
Yes, PLEASE!!!! Next time I’ll come as your body guard/bag carrier/see if the food is poison lady. Deal? Deal!
Lori Haase says
Hi Rebecca – I am in love with your blog! So many great recipes and I love looking at your various photos (especially the beach shots). I too live in WNY and am sooooo ready for summer!