Tag: wine
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Winery Accommodations in British Columbia’s Wine Country – The Okanagan Valley 2025
*See the 2026 updated list HERE. Dreaming of a romantic escape or a fun-filled weekend with friends in British Columbia’s stunning wine country? Elevate your experience by choosing to stay directly at a winery. Imagine waking up to vineyard views and unwinding with a glass of exquisite local B.C. wine as the sounds of wine…
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A Sweet Tribute: Vancouver Chef’s Special Dessert Honors Mother’s Legacy
In the bustling culinary scene of Vancouver, where innovative dishes and creative chefs abound, one chef stands out not only for his culinary expertise but also for the heartfelt story behind one of his signature desserts. Meet Chef Jean-Francis Quaglia, the mastermind behind the acclaimed restaurant, Provence Marinaside, where his culinary creations often reflect his…
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THE Wine Bar In Vancouver With 125 Wines By The Glass
Let’s talk wine bars shall we? One of my most favourite pastimes, is searching for and enjoying wine bars in all the cities I travel to. So, when you are in Vancouver (my hometown), where do you go for a plethora of wines by the glass and bottle? (I know it’s cheeky, but 3 wines…
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The Best Winery Restaurants in the Okanagan Valley 2024
Every culinary and wine adventure in the Okanagan needs this annual list of the top restaurants in the valley. Updated each year, so you can refer back to it. A list of my favourite Winery restaurants – that are a ‘must’ while visiting the Okanagan. In the Valley, it doesn’t matter what you wear –…
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Don’t miss the 2024 Vancouver Int’l Wine Festival
…And don’t miss this delicious wine and food pairing event. If you love food AND wine, this is one of the best-tasting events I’ve been to at the Vancouver International Wine Festival. Tickets are still available, but hurry, this event does SELL OUT! The PICA Kitchen Party: https://vanwinefest.ca/event/pica-kitchen-party-2024/ The event takes place at PICA –…
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Rediscover Valpolicella
When you think of the Valpolicella region, what comes to mind? You probably think of Ripasso and Amarone, as these are popular styles that the region is known for. However, it might be time to re-discover what Valpolicella is producing – it might just surprise you! Did you know? Corvina – is the most planted…
