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Toronto Wine and Spirit Experience
October 22, 2009 (Thu)
from 6:00 PM - 11:30 AM
Toronto, Ontario
Event Details
Wine OR Wine & Food
With a sample menu that rivals the most delectable of dedicated restaurant fares, the Toronto
Wine & Spirit Experience has co-ordinated with Executive Chef Nathan Isberg to create
stunningly original tapas-style items, all paired with a particular wine or spirit. From Moorish
Lamb Saltombocca to Blue Cheese Shortbread, there's bound to be something for every 'foodie'
who attends.
Vendors:
1) Chateau de Charmes -
showcasing three unique grape varietals that no one else in Canada is producing
and will also be showcasing their new labels which include the QR Code; the
only winery in Canada to add this technology to their labels.
2) Bartender’s Secret is launching two new Ready to Drink
Cocktails: Whiskey Sour & Cranberry Martini!
3) Cameron's Brewing Co. - local brewery brewing a one off cask - Vanilla
Dark Lager, never before tasted by the public.
4) Konzelmann Estate Winery - Local Niagara - bringing wines Only
available at The Winery
5) Muskoka Lakes Brewery is launching their new “Harvest Ale”.
It’s made with all Canadian Ingredients. With the exception of the
Alberta Malt, it’s All-Ontario!!! Even the Hops!
6) Pearl Vodka - bringing their new Plum Vodka and Pomegranate
Vodka
7) Scotch Block Country Winery – bringing their award winning wines not
available at the LCBO – Chocolate wines!
Menu:
1) Moorish Lamb saltimbocca- small Cumbrae farm’s Dorset lamb
meatballs wrapped in sage and Niagara prosciutto- paired with pomegranate vodka
2) Blue cheese shortbread, black pepper and date chutney and pistachio
3) Sweet potato croquettes with thyme aioli
4) Mini grilled cheese on of thunder oak gouda on brioche
5) Mole pork quesadillas- paired with coffee tequila
6) Mini burgers
7) Pork belly sliders
8) Chorizo, mushrooms or morcilla flambéed in brandy and cider,
served with aioli
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