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Wine & Drinks
Kombucha Lemonade
A deliciously tart, thirst-quenching, and cleansing drink for any time of the year
Apple Cider Spritz
A crisp, not-too-sweet cocktail for any time of the year
Strawberry Agua Fresca
Serve this refreshing strawberry drink at your next summer get-together
The Most Delicious Maple Syrup Hot Toddy
Hot, creamy, a little bit sweet and spicy; truly, like apple pie in a cup with a boozy hit
A Toast to Canadian Sparking Wines
Toasty, yeasty, bready, essence of brioche… No, we’re not waxing poetic about our holiday bread recipes. We’re talking bubbly!
How to Make a Chocolate Charcuterie Board
Chocolate and Wine Tasting & Chocolate-Inspired Charcuterie Board for Valentines Day
Beer and Holiday Foods—A Perfect Pairing
Wait for the most unusual pairing to explode with unexpected tastes and aromas.
The Ultimate Harvest Six Pack
Pint-sized songs to pair with your sundowner.
Steeply in Love…With Tea
Five unexpected ways to enjoy more of it.
Experiments in Wild and Fruity Fermentation
How Two Toronto Microbiologists Became Cider Mixologists
Things We Love 5
Le Creuset Classic Steel Stockpot From soups to gravies, a good stock is the basis of just about all our favourite winter dishes. Create your own savoury stock from scratch with this gorgeous enamelled stockpot from Le Creuset. The durable 11.4-litre (three gallon)...
Blind Pigs and the Angel’s Share
I first learned of the term “blind pig” from poking around a shop in Orangeville. They were selling ‘county tees’ designed by Jeanette McFarlane with a Blind Line slogan on the front of the t-shirt. When I asked what all the blind pig talk was about, the store owner...
How Do You Like Them Apples?
To speak honestly and properly about apple cider, I first have to share a confession. Let’s just say that my grandmother, Nan, was an early forager—well before the term was hot and trending. By “forager,” I mean thrifty and resourceful (I witnessed her using a hair...
Meet the Canadian Winemakers who will Put Canadian Terroir on the Map
In the past ten years there has been huge growth in the Canadian wine industry – Ontario in particular. There are more bars and restaurants offering local wines, and even globally we are slowly, slowly, gaining recognition from wine writers and consumers for the...