Inspiration

Maybe you just returned from a trip, or maybe you’re packing your bags. To dream of your destination, in past or in future tense, here are three wines from the American west coast and from France to get ready for takeoff or bring back delicious memories with each sip.

In Quebec, we can be proud of a long brewing tradition that dates back to New France, a heritage that continues with the current plethora of microbreweries. Here are a few simple tips to better enjoy our cold ones from here or elsewhere and honour our love of hops.

Wine tourism is the happy marriage between touring and wine. A chat with Charles-Henri de Coussergues from l’ Orpailleur, one of the first winemakers to open their winery’s doors to the public, and Odette Chaput, general manager of Terroir et saveurs du Québec, an organization that promotes gourmet tourism in the province.

On a beautiful sunny evening, staying indoors is definitely not an option! Grab a blanket and small containers and presto, head for the park. Take advantage of the lively atmosphere and crowds to have a picnic with one of these five Italian wines that are sure to please.

May we offer you a drink suggestion? We’ve got ideas for all your plans, including doing sweet nothing. Paloma, herb and tonic, watermelon-jalapeno margarita and more! Find the best ideas to chill on hot summer days on the patio.

Looking to get away this summer? Set your sights on Portugal and its famous white wines, which could not be more appropriate for hot days of summer sipping and chilling. Fans of reds will also find their match with two grill-friendly wines.

While some people enjoy robust reds in the middle of a heatwave, others flat out put ice cubes in their glass or swear by fridge-temperature white wines. But what if we met in the middle, around one of these 5 chilled red wines?

On my way to Vignoble Cortellino in Saint-Urbain-Premier in the Montérégie region, I was expecting to be immersed in Italian tradition. Instead, I got a taste of the Quebec terroir done differently.

California, the top wine producer in the United States, is home to rich terroirs that yield a variety of unique wines. Here are some fun suggestions to help you discover surprising pairings you can serve to guests with tastes that are a little different from yours!

Because summer and the holidays that come with go by way too quickly, we want to savour every inch of the season. To keep things fuss-free and to be ready for any occasion, we’ve got 6 ready-to-enjoy products perfect for the park, campsite or terrace. Sangria, margarita, rosé: Tastes like summer!

Whether it's eating ice cream from the tub, going to a restaurant or cooking a dish that's just the right amount of exaggeration, small daily pleasures often involve food and drinks. If you're looking for you’re daily treat, let us show you how to add some sparkle to your day.

In Quebec, we’re beginning to see a younger generation of winemakers take over the wineries their parents built. Listen to members of the Quirion-Du Temple and De Coussergues families tell us their stories in the first part of this chat with two pillars of Quebec wine-making and their daughters who are diving head first into the business.