Taste of Satira

03/27/2025

Join us in North Charleston on Saturday for the "Gullah/Geechee CREATE Artwork Showcase!"

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03/09/2025

I had an amazing time at Bite the Power 2025 dinner during the Charleston Food & Wine Festival! It was an honor to introduce the audience to Taste of Satira and share the rich history of Gullah Geechee winemaking. This fall, we’re bringing this tradition to the Lowcountry and beyond—stay tuned! Huge thanks to everyone who showed love and support!

02/20/2025

I had the distinct pleasure of sharing the art of Gullah Geechee winemaking with K.J. Kearney, the visionary behind Black Food Fridays, and the incredible founders of Don Luce Prosecco Wine in honor of Black History Month. This experience was nothing short of magical—filled with history, culture, and the beauty of our shared traditions.

It was truly an honor to be chosen to share this special moment with them, celebrating the richness of our heritage through the timeless craft of winemaking. A beautiful and unforgettable experience!

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02/08/2025

📍 Stay tuned for details—this is one experience you won’t want to miss!

02/03/2025

Corey Alston Gullah Sweetgrass Baskets

Who is Corey Alston?
Corey Alston has been recognized at the local, state, and national levels, receiving numerous awards and proudly displaying his art across the United States. As a 5th generation Sweetgrass Weaver, Corey practices the art of Sweetgrass Basket Weaving from his home in Charleston, South Carolina. Gullah Culture and education are passions for Corey, and he regularly conducts education seminars to spread the message and importance of Gullah Culture within local communities, the state, and the country. Sweetgrass Basket Weaving has been a significant part of Gullah Geechee Culture, dating back to the days of enslavement. This coastal art form is recognized as a South Carolina State Handcraft and can be found along Sweetgrass Basket Makers HWY in South Carolina. This skill is one of the rare arts in our country, found nowhere else in America. Gullah Sweetgrass Baskets are a national treasure.
Corey offers many ways to experience Gullah Culture for yourself. Corey offers Print Media services, Sweetgrass Baskets, Gullah Cuisine, and educational seminars. Take the opportunity to connect and find a way to learn more about Corey and Gullah Culture.

Supporting local Gullah Geechee businesses.

01/14/2025

Did you know? 🤔
The Indigo Plant & Gullah People: The Gullah Geechee people’s symbolic use of the color blue to protect people and homes is rooted in African beliefs in the power of blue to offer protection from harm. It is not surprising that archaeologists in the Lowcountry have found enslaved people buried with blue-beaded amulets.
Indigo soon became South Carolina’s second best cash crop. “Along with rice, it made South Carolina the wealthiest of the 13 colonies,” Rodrigues says. At one point in the 1700s, more than a million pounds of it a year were harvested, processed, and packed into cakes to be shipped back to Britain, a $40 million value today.

01/12/2025

Darryl Stoneworth and his wife Angela carry the sweetgrass they harvested at the Okeetee Hunt Club near Hardeeville, South Carolina. All of the traditional areas to harvest the grass in Mt. Pleasant have been shut off to the Gullah due to the development of shopping centers and private residential communities.

Honoring the roots of the Gullah Geechee people.

01/09/2025

The catering life of Taste of Satira! 🌟

01/06/2025

Which Gullah Geechee dish do you want to see next?” Dish A, Dish B
Your choice matters!

01/05/2025

Feast your eyes on a Gullah Geechee spread! What’s your favorite dish?

01/03/2025

Welcome to Taste of Satira! 🌴 Dive into the rich flavors and history of the Gullah Geechee culture. ”
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01/01/2025

🌟 Exciting News! Our Website is Back Up and Better Than Ever! 🌟
We’re thrilled to announce that our website is live again, and it’s packed with amazing features just for you! 🎉
🔗 Visit us at www.tasteofsatira.com
Here’s what you’ll find:
✨ Our unique products
🍽️ Upcoming events and past highlights
📸 A gallery of memorable moments
🌟 And so much more!
We can’t wait for you to explore everything we have to offer. Thank you for your continued support and for being a part of our journey.
Check it out now and stay connected with all things Gullah Geechee and Taste of Satira!

12/31/2024

A little history lesson today!

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12/31/2024

🌟 Exciting News! Our Website is Back Up and Better Than Ever! 🌟
We’re thrilled to announce that our website is live again, and it’s packed with amazing features just for you! 🎉
🔗 Visit us at www.tasteofsatira.com
Here’s what you’ll find:
✨ Our unique products
🍽️ Upcoming events and past highlights
📸 A gallery of memorable moments
🌟 And so much more!
We can’t wait for you to explore everything we have to offer. Thank you for your continued support and for being a part of our journey.
Check it out now and stay connected with all things Gullah Geechee and Taste of Satira!

Taste of Satira owner Pamela D. Jones was born and raised in Cross, South Carolina a little town 30 miles outside of the Gullah Region in Charleston.

12/10/2024

🌟🍇 Gullah Geechee Winemaking Class Recap! 🍇🌟

We had an absolutely amazing time at the Gullah Geechee winemaking class! The food was fantastic, the students were incredible, and the vibe was simply unforgettable.

A huge thank you to everyone who attended and made this experience so special. We’re already getting excited about doing it all over again in the first quarter of next year!

Interested in joining us next time? Stay tuned for more details on how you can sign up. We can’t wait to make more wonderful memories with you all!



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11/18/2024

11/04/2024

The rain tried to ruin our day but were TROOPERS! Join us again on Tuesday, November 5th from 12pm - 7pm!