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As we are all about to take off for the long weekend, consider celebrating all things local. Here are some ideas: 1. Go to a local farmers market to get your food. Local produce and meats are so much better than what you get at the store 2. Go to a local winery to grab the best bottle(s) of VQA wine to pair with the food you just purchased. Did you know that the food we grow locally tends to pair well with the local wine that is grown and made near by? www.winecountryontario.ca #100milediet 3. Seek out local arts and culture. In Niagara we have so many options, like the Shaw Festival 4. Go to a local restaurant or coffee shop. These small businesses are using the local ingredients mentioned above and carrying local wines and craft beers etc. One of my fav's is the Garrison House in Niagara on the Lake.... but trust me there are thousands of options. 5. Look for a local festival or event. This weekend is Canal days in Port Colborne. Rotary Rib Fest in St. Catharines is also a lot of fun if you need your fill of smoked meat. Live music is usually at all of these events. 6. Most of all Support Local. We are a world class region/country with so many local offerings. Lastly, do all of this responsibly. Be safe and have a great weekend!

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Top Morgon Beaujolais: There is an unusual duality to a glass of C?te du Py, and with a simple whiff you’ll notice it: fruity yet savory, floral yet fierce, serious yet playful. Even semi-carbonic maceration — that unusual Beaujolais winemaking process that often smothers the orchestra of Gamay with pop music — can’t distort the brooding soul of this singular hill. So clear are these hallmarks, that not only has the C?te du Py long been seen as?Morgon’s grandest vineyard, but it has come to define what we think Morgon is. At the foothill of the Cote du Py, there is the plot "Les Grands Cras", a terroir composed of blue granite in decomposition able to produce wines with a great complexity with and age-worthy difference. Come taste and compare these two remarkable reds from Beaujolais ?? ??

?? CHAMPAGNE INSIGHT ?? Champagne growers, also known as "Récoltant-Manipulant" (RM) in French, are wine producers in the #Champagne region of France who grow their own grapes and produce Champagne from those grapes. The tradition of Champagne growers dates back centuries to the early development of Champagne production in the region. While the larger Champagne houses, known as "Maisons," have historically dominated the market, the importance and influence of Champagne growers have grown significantly in recent decades. Today, many Champagne enthusiasts seek out the artisanal and terroir-driven expressions offered by these smaller-scale producers ?? ?? ?? Have you already tried any of these beauties? ?? #BespokeWineCollection

Collecting wine is a personal passion for most wine enthusiasts and connoisseurs. They proudly display their collections in their homes not only for themselves but for their guests. For many wine lovers, collecting vintage bottles is more than a passion. It’s also an investment, which is why many collectors create their own custom wine cellars. While a large home wine cellar can add value to your home, the empty wine racks beckon the need for new bottles to fill the void. Here are our top 10 reasons to build a home wine cellar: https://lnkd.in/gc8K4cce

Arrosticini is a sublime barbecue dish for summer. These simple lamb skewers frequently grace dinner tables in the region of Abruzzo, which is famous for its host of lamb dishes. Learn more about the origins and festivals centered around arrosticini: https://lnkd.in/e_AnQhYZ

Opa! Check out my latest review of Zorba's Tavern, located on 2230 Fairmount Ave. If you have a hankering for Authentic Greek food, check this place out! Eric M.

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