This post is sponsored by the SAQ As soon as it starts to get hot out, I start craving a glass of rosé. Rosés are synonymous with sun-soaked terraces, 5 à 7’s with the girls, fish on the bbq and condensation on wine glasses and lips. It's been way too long since I had the chance ...
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(English) WhiteHaven Wine
Ladies, put away the Kim Crawford, it’s time to try another Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough, New Zealand! At a wine tasting at Maison Boulud, I tried WhiteHaven’s 2012 Sauv Blanc, which is fairly new to the SAQ, and I loved its heady notes of grapefruit which were perfectly paired with a lobster, grapefruit, fennel and ...
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When I hear someone say Châteauneuf-du-Pape, I think fancy and pricey wine, which is pretty much the case. Basically Châteauneuf-du-Pape is like a designer fashion label because you’re paying for the papal image on your bottle. Granted, the wine deserves merit for its quality and history. In the 14th century, the pope decided to point ...