Archive for the ‘TASTE BUDS’ Category
Think Globally, Travel Locally
By Milli Thornton
WHEN WE SAY travel, we tend to think of world travel—or at least going to another county or state. But most of us travel every day without giving it much thought. Sure, we might be more conscious these days of the cost of gas (and its impact on the environment), but how much do we...
August 6th, 2009 | COFFEE, HEALTH, TRAVEL FENG SHUI | Read More
Amarula: One Jazzy Beverage
AS ONE WOULD expect, the Montréal Jazz Festival is held largely outdoors.
The festival layout includes stages for the performers, food and beverage stalls, sports cars on display, an alfresco restaurant serving mainly wine and appetizers and a playground for the kids. Stalls devoted to related fun...
July 11th, 2009 | COFFEE, EXOTIC BEVERAGES, FEATURED ARTICLES, MUSIC, QUEBEC | Read More
About Thyme Bistro, Vineland, Ontario
Milli Thornton at About Thyme BistroVINELAND IS TRUE to name: the countryside’s covered in vineyards and wineries. What else could you possibly order with your gourmet dinner at About Thyme Bistro but a bottle of wine from a local winery?
And gourmet it was.
At first I was disappointed that the...
June 18th, 2009 | DINING, ONTARIO | Read More
Malivoire Wine Company, Twenty Valley, Ontario
OUR DINNER AT About Thyme Bistro, Vineland, Ontario would not have been as sublime as it was without the bottle of award-winning 2007 Old Vines Foch, a superb red. This came from Malivoire, a winery just down the road apiece from the restaurant.
I can’t claim to be a wine connoisseur. All I know...
June 17th, 2009 | ONTARIO, WINE & BEER | Read More
Tea at the Beam House, Beamsville, Ontario
THERE ARE OODLES of tea houses in Ontario; you could easily plan a whole vacation around them.
We were vacationing in the Twenty Valley during Memorial Day weekend for other reasons: the wine from local vineyards, gourmet food, the selection of elegant to rustic B&Bs and the Valley’s close...
June 15th, 2009 | ONTARIO, TEAHOUSES | Read More

