Gastronomy

Biodynamics… a fashion or a necessity?

Organic wines, natural wines or biodynamic wines? It’s not just an array of certifications, but above all a need to eliminate agrochemical practices and find again the value of soils…

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Biodynamic culture: in harmony with nature 

In October 2018, I visited the vineyards of the Loire Valley. It’s a region I particularly love for the quality and the typical nature of its wines. By happy chance,…

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The dandelion

The dandelion, much more than a weed Each spring, lawns, roadsides and paths adorn themselves with innumerable little suns that many people try to destroy, judging that they are merely…

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A syrup shooter with that?

Terroir products are increasingly popular, particularly with the many distilleries and their growing range of products. So why not try to pair them with a sugar shack meal? Of course,…

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Where to get your maple fix

Well before the arrival of the first settlers, the Indigenous people of what is now Eastern Canada and the Northeastern United States gathered maple sap to transform into syrup. Legend…

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From one grape or a blend ?

Wine from one grape or a blend…it’s what’s in the glass that counts! So it’s March, and spring is on its way. To relocate ourselves slightly further from winter, I…

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The vineyards of the Okanagan…a unique terroir!

When you love nature and the wide-open spaces, Western Canada quickly becomes a favourite destination. I felt the call to be there well before I developed a passion for wine….

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Top five of the best restaurants for Valentine’s Day

Your best option for Valentine’s Day is still to invite your sweetheart to dine at a restaurant. But what are the best places around here for a successful romantic evening?…

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Here’s to homegrown knowhow

For this New Year, let’s take a closer look at products that illustrate the passion and expertise of Québec entrepreneurs. Don’t hesitate to serve and share them… generously! Gin with…

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Growing live food

As you wandered through a market in the Laurentians, you may have run across Élisabeth Voyer, a much-loved sorceress, and tasted organic raw nut butters or a presentation of vials…

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