It’s Not All About Roses This Valentines Day
The winning Prairie regional Bacardi Legacy 2017, based on a cheeky anecdote about the love between Ernest Hemingway and Ava Gardner.
Grape of the Moment Cabernet Franc
A medium body wine with structured acidity, it makes an ideal (holiday) pairing with food!
Peach Moscow Mule
Add a twist to the traditional, with juicy ripe peaches
Apple Cart
“When discussing all things apple, it’s important to me to not only use apple-related products but complementary flavors that taste incredible alongside apples,” says Lauren Mote, the co-proprietor of bitters and tincture producer Bittered Sling and bar manager at the ultrasleek UVA in Vancouver. For the celebrated Canadian cocktail queen, the Apple Cart is a liquid embodiment of this stance on true flavors. “It is a combination of great ingredients, topped with a funky, tart, and refreshing cider,” she says of the cocktail.
Celebrate Thanksgiving With Dewar’s
Consider whisky as your signature holiday sip this Thanksgiving
2 Awesome Summer Wine and Food Pairings
Pair these two red wines with summer staples grilled meat and cheese.
#ROSEALLDAY
Rosé has taken over summertime sipping, with global consumption one of the highest growing in the wine industry, increasing by 11 per cent in 8 years. Its easy drinking, bright and fresh flavour profiles (plus the pretty pink colour) make it the ideal wine for picnics, enjoying on the patio, or for pairing with light seasonal fare.
Peachy Keen
If Rizzo’s mood in Grease were a drink, this would be it—sweet peach with a sassy juniper punch from the Hendrick’s. Great for drinking at the drive-in.
3 Cocktails to Celebrate Canada 150
Fire up the barbeque and get your lawn chairs ready. These three refreshing cocktails are sure to get the party started!
The World’s Best Pimm’s Cup
This recipe, a classic Pimm’s Cup, is the ultimate fruit salad in drink form. And what’s especially great about this drink, aside from its aesthetic appeal, is that it’s entirely customizable with whatever seasonal fruit you have on hand. Toss in some berries, grapes, or even cubed watermelon. Just don’t forget the cucumber!
