Life In The Time Of COVID-19: Sommelier Emily Pearce And The Femmes Du Vin Harvest Seminar Series
This week we are proud to present an super-extended interview with the ebullient Sommelier...
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Wildfire Wine Warriors
Malcolm Jolley attends a special tasting and seminar in aid of Australian wildfire relief…...
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A Photo Report On Somm360 Toronto
Check out Somm360’s website for more details of upcoming events....
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Old Bastard Sommeliers: Véronique Rivest
In a relatively new spin-off from our deliriously popular Young Blood Sommeliers...
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Upcoming GFR Challop : Whither Canadian Wines On Air Canada Flights
Challop (noun) – plural : challops Pronounced “chah-lop’ 1: Abbreviation for challenging...
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Pics From The CAPS Fundraiser at Terroni
Monday past, around 200 wine folks got together at Terroni’s Adelaide location to celebrate...
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Chenin Revelation
The rewards of wine writing are rich and plentiful. They include tasting wines one could never...
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Terroir Wine Workshops
Wine Workshops Registration on site day of Symposium Just a little heads-up regarding the four...
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CAPS Final Video
In a nail-biting finale to the year long search for Canada’s top Sommelier, the awards were...
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Yesterday GFR’s Jamie Drummond sat down with each of the final competitors in CAPS 2012 competition to discover what was going on in their wine-ridden minds prior to the big day. Good Food Revolution: So...
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CA’s Top Sommelier?
Inniskillin Wines is very proud to partner with CAPS (Canadian Association of Professional...
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Peter Lehmann’s Barossa Valley Masterpieces
I had the pleasure of meeting the legendary Peter Lehmann and his wife, the lovely Margaret, the other day at Kultura Restaurant. They were in town to showcase some of their wines, going back seven decades. There were short speeches delivered by Peter and Margaret, who taught me that “there’s nothing industrial about Australian winemaking” and the industry rather be referred as “the Australian winemaking community” which I kind of liked. The wines tasted proved just that and I was shocked to experience how well made they were and how amazingly they stood the task of time.
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