Yacht

Patrons find the old Elco, now registered with the Classic Yacht Association,
a unique and relaxing way to host business functions, entertain clients
or simply toss half-empty jars of Grey Poupon at passing jet skis.
scores of uninhabited islands, an idyllic
backdrop for the three-hour cruises.
Matriarch’s patrons often come from
nearby Greenville or Atlanta. They
find the old Elco, now registered with
the Classic Yacht Association, a unique
and relaxing way to host business
functions, entertain clients or simply
toss half-empty jars of Grey Poupon at
passing jet skis.
The food and cruise booze come a
number of ways. Routine cruises
include light hors d'oeuvres but can be
had with more substantial finger foods.
Dinner or Sunday brunch charters
include complete meals. The wine list
is remarkable considering the space
available; I counted over sixty unique
bottles as well as a good beer selection.
Matriarch has come a long way since
2003. Classic yacht buffs should thank
Jan Hadley for saving a rare and
beautiful vestige of yachting history.
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