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Back to the Future.
- Moving!
- The “un-edited” version: Toronto & BarChef
- Nolet Pratt – Competition Cocktail
- Horchata
- Almonds & Orgeat
- The Pesto.
- The Cocktail Kitchen Series
- A Ginger Beer Bonanza
- The Vegan Diaries: #5
- Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
- The “Ultimate” Food Science.
- Raw Carnage: Continuity
- Raw Carnage: The Theory.
- American Whiskey – Ambrosia of the Common Wo/Man.
- Can you put a price on passion?
Category Archives: wine
Cornucopia: Reflections of a Seasoned Alcoholist
by Lauren Mote (original story can be seen at www.urbandiner.ca) We ended one festival to start another. After Victoria’s Art of the Cocktail was successfully put to bed the previous weekend in Victoria, Cornucopia, Whistler’s celebration of wine and food, … Continue reading
Mission Hill Portfolio Tasting
When I was invited to taste the Mission Hill portfolio, I couldn’t help but think about the bargain bin at the local liquor store. What else exists between their innocuous stock wines and Oculus? The Shangri-La hosted a complete tasting … Continue reading
Posted in libations, wine
Tagged lauren mote, mission hill winery, shangrai-la hotel, Urban Diner
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Wine Festival: White Grapes
by Lauren Mote So far the first day of the Trade Tasting seems to be a success. Contrary to the problem I encountered last year, where I was aimlessly strutting through the pavilion with brochures, a map and a sticky … Continue reading
Posted in Default Category - No Reason., wine, Wine Events
Tagged diana minnella, house wine, iain philip, joiefarm, michaela morris, phil reigh, vincor
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Wine Festival: Divas at the Met
by Lauren Mote Last night, I felt as if I was part of a women’s rally – and not in the pro-feminist way that was borderline detrimental to my brain back in university while studying for my finals in Political … Continue reading
Vancouver Booze Review – “A sobering” issue
by Ed Dugas, Industry Blender For over 5 years now, Vancouver policy planners have been trying to implement a liquor service policy that will both satisfy the majority of shareholders, and represent an appropriate solution for the city. The draft … Continue reading
Posted in beer, Featured Contributor, global issues, libations, reviews, spirits, wine
Tagged ed dugas, industry blender
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Gold Medal Plates, Vancouver 2008
by Lauren Mote Last Wednesday night, some of British Columbia’s elite chefs, wineries, athletes, diners and industry professionals, gathered at the crowded Westin Bayshore Hotel in Coal Harbour for one of the most prestigious culinary competitions in Canada, The Gold … Continue reading









