Tasting and service

Just like with a wine producer who blends different varietals, the beekeeper can choose from various types of honey to craft products with unique colour, aromas and flavours. Each honey variety has is own visual, olfactory and taste, which are influenced by the flowers foraged by the bees (apple tree, raspberry, blueberry bush).

Ideal beverages for celebrations, sparkling wines must be served in a way which will optimize the product’s quality and subtlety. Here are a few basic notions on how to serve Champagne and sparkling wine.

The leading wine producer in the United States, California spans a vast and diverse territory that yields exceptional wine styles.

When it comes to this bubbly libation, there are many styles to choose from. Here’s a quick guide to get you uncorking the bottle that’s right for you.

Bourbon 101: a snapshot of a spirit that's gaining fans.

Want an intro to whisky? The ITHQ, in conjunction with the SAQ, has two workshops you’ll want to check out!

They will give your food a subtle boost.

Beer lovers wait impatiently all year long and now it’s almost here: Oktoberfest! In honour of this festive celebration, why not discover your beer taste profile?

People say a lot of things about champagne. What’s true and what’s false? Let’s debunk some of the most common myths when it comes to this bubbly elixir!

What is the difference between vintage and non-vintage Champagne? Our expert answers your question.

Got a bar full of bottles that you’re enjoying as after-dinner drinks or cocktails? Why not bring them to the table, and serve them in your recipes! Here are several original ideas.

When you’re hosting a dinner at home, it’s easy to decide which wine to open with your meal—everyone is eating the same thing!