... for a summer’s BBQ for Wine Blogging Wednesday #23 . Other possibilities included ‘Ambrosia’, which...

... of summer and strolls along a forest path. As for myself, I found it a little too sugary for my...

It’s been a couple of years now since we found East Dell Estates , a small Beamsville area vineyard that makes some popular Ontario blends. We had picked up their Black Cab (yum!), a mix of Baco Noir, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon, and their Red Cab (ehhh…) blend of ...

This is the vineyard that I try so very hard to like, but that always seems to be a bit of a disappointment. They have an estate home style building, a beautifully inviting dark wood interior and tasting bar, and a water feature out front that brings back memories of ...

Boats and Champagne: It's a nice combination in the summer. I was hanging out with some friends last weekend on their Leopard Sport 18 on the Tuscan coast and the ice-cold Champagne was going down just right. I am a big fan this summer of the 1...

Forum: Wine Talk Posted By: Andrew Demaree Post Time: 06-12-2008 at 02:56 AM

It is so hot and oppressive these days. 95 degrees and swampy humidity...what's a gal to do? Head to the beach with a trunk filled with summer sippin' wines that will cool down any sultry evening. Best way to enjoy these wines is on the beach at sunset...

The days are longer, the sky is blue, the sun is up every day....Summer is finally here! I just hope it sticks around long enough for the wedding. I've been spending much of my time down at English Bay, sitting on the sand, swimming in the ocean, enjoying the sunshine (wearing sunscreen of course) and having a great summer. The wedding is in two weeks, some of my friends are discovering new love...

I am reminded by fellow blogger Lisa at Sunset Pig that Life can be so simple, so sweet, and yet so overlooked when everything else gets in the way of it. Summer afternoon - Summer afternoon… the two most beautiful words in the English language. — Henry James Do your soul a fine favor this evening, and get yourself outside. Savor these moments, wineglass in hand, even if there’s a garden...

Join the Durbanville Hills winery in celebrating the arrival of Spring and drink a toast to lazy days in the sun at this year’s Season of Sauvignon on 15 and 16 September.