Resources

We grow by learning, by equipping ourselves with the best and most thorough resources. This section is full of materials, both new and old, to help make your culinary destination the best it can be. Take a peek and get inspired!

Tasty Tidbits: Ontario VQA Wines Feel the Love

In Resources by Cheryl Grishkewich

Ontario Wine Council research proves Ontario’s and the World’s growing love for VQA wines.

Culinary Tourists are motivated by authentic experiences when traveling. This is true whether it’s a tourist within our own Province or from the other side of the globe. One of the most powerful contributors to a truly authentic travel experience is local food and drink. They tell the local story with incredible depth, engaging all of the 5 senses. That is what makes it so memorable.

CALL FOR PAPERS!

In Resources by Agatha Podgorski

FOODWAYS: Diasporic Diners, Transnational Tables & Culinary Connections

We welcome contributions from scholars, activists, artists, advocates, government staff and food and agriculture practitioners and expect the meeting to have wide appeal across the Humanities and Social Sciences.

Abstracts due: March 16 2012

Rosehall Run Pinot Noir Strikes Gold In California

In Resources by Dayna McIsaac

Dan Sullivan is the founder, vineyard manager and the winemaker at Rosehall Run Vineyards.

Selected as the Gold Metal winner at the 10th annual Pinot Noir Shootout in California, Dan Sullivan was gracious to sit down with me to talk about his most recent achievement, his 2009 Pinot Noir, Prince Edward County’s terroir and his goals for the future.

VQA Economic Impact Study Released

In Resources by Dayna McIsaac

The Wine Council of Ontario has recently released its economic impact study.
It held some very promising results of its VQA Ontario wines.

Love your Farmers Market?

In Resources by Rebecca LeHeup

The Greenbelt Farmers Market Network is looking to all of you farmers market lovers out there to help them with some market research. They’re currently working on a survey that focuses on the health benefits of shopping at a farmers market. If you love your local farmers market, and in fact, farmers markets in general, can you please take a few minutes to fill out this survey? Feel good about supporting your farmers markets AND get a chance to win $100 in Market Bucks to spend at an Ontario Farmers Market!