Lipton - The Power of Tea

Tea is one of the oldest beverages on earth. It is said to have been discovered in 2737 BC by a Chinese emperor when some tea leaves accidentally blew into a pot of boiling water. Ever since then, tea has been enjoyed the world over by kings and common men alike.

Wildfire is a Winner

Owner Jody Ness knows what it means to give customers excellent quality and service. A former Montrealer, he took over Wildfire Steakhouse and Wine Bar in August 2002, and immediately reduced the menu prices, while increasing the focus on guest satisfaction. "We believe in giving a fair price for incredible value," says Jody. Located in Lawrence Park, Wildfire is beautifully designed and the colourful interior is cheery, romantic and elegant....

Why were so many of the early breweries destroyed by fire?

We enjoyed your talk on the history of beer and brewing at the Oakville Historical Society last Wednesday. Very informative and entertaining. Are you available for other such speaking engagements? Also, we wanted to purchase a signed copy of your book but they were sold out. Are there any available?

Why is the head on beer important?

Overnight French Toast With Blueberries

Perfect for Easter Brunch this blueberry-filled breakfast and brunch dish is a lazy cook's dream: You can assemble it the night before you want to serve it, then just slip it in the oven in the morning. Serve warm with maple syrup and grilled bacon or sausage alongside.

Armenian Cuisine Then & Now

Armenian cuisine and cooks enjoy an excellent reputation amongst connoisseurs of refined food anywhere. During the Ottoman Empire, the chefs in the imperial kitchens of the se...

Candied Manhattans

Seeing that Manhattans are making a huge comeback and I was running my weekly spirit tasting at my humble abode, I thought I would create the ultimate Manhattan for the new Manhattan Drinker!

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