Wine blogger, somm and translator, living life one glass at a time. Join my Happy Hour: informal wine tastings from the comfort of your couch!
Ottawa, Ontario
Joined April 2016
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Wining with Mel’s first time ever in Niagara! winingwithmel.com/first-time…
Here's my #crémantdalsace post: winingwithmel.com/baumann-zi…
Need a refreshing summer bubbly sipper? Learn about Crémant d’Alsace with the #Winophiles and @DrinkAlsace at 10am central, 18 June.
Getting to know France's most popular bubbly after Champagne, Crémant d'Alsace,
featuring Domaine Baumann-Zirgel.
#winophiles #alsacerocks #drinkalsace #cremantdalsace winingwithmel.com/baumann-zi…
Love the term "bubbleheads". Well written piece by @LMArcherML: 4 Unexpected Wine Regions Making Traditional Method Fancy Fizz mag.sommtv.com/2022/06/tradi… via @sommtv
Affordable and delicious white wines – just in time for summer! winingwithmel.com/summer-whi…
You know it's bad when they close the liquor store for people's safety for the third day in a row. #gohometruckers
Awesome article from @CrushGrapeChron on Walsh & Sons - Next-Generation Wines from Margaret River in Western Australia #WorldWineTravel crushedgrapechronicles.com/w…
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According to @vinsdeprovence, “Don’t be fooled by appearances, you don’t choose a Provence rosé by its color, which ranges from pale pink to orange.” Share about the shade of one of your fave Provence rosé wines, #Winophiles.
How amazing does this gratin look?!
I **always** prepare something to eat. LOL. In this case I did what my boys called "French Mac and Cheese." LOL. Pasta au Gratin. Link here -> culinary-adventures-with-cam… #Winophiles
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Rosé all year with Côtes de Provence winingwithmel.com/cotes-de-p… via @winingwithmel Canadian wine writer, Mel is the 9th of the 9 contributing writers today in the #Winophiles discussion of Provence at 10 am CST. She sails the world the rest of the time as an adventurer. Cheers!
Many thanks to @jillbarth for organizing this month's #winophiles theme on wines from Provence! Happy New Year everyone!
I discovered a new grape: Le Tibouren. It was brought to Provence by the ancient Greeks, its juice is super pale and adds notes of exotic fruit and freshness to the wine. #vinsdeprovence #winophiles
I've had the white from Château Simone, and it was divine! #vinsdeprovence #winophiles #chateausimone
Colour can be so subjective, n'est-ce pas? I would categorize this rosé as pale salmon, but I think the Centre du Rosé nuancier may consider it more "peach" or "melon". #roseallday #winophiles
I am a huge fan of drinking #cotesdeprovence rosé on its own as an apéritif. But it is also great with seafood dishes. #winophiles
Mas de Pampelonne is just steps from the famous Pampelonne beach near Saint Tropez! They are a family-run business that was established in 1886. #winophiles #masdepampelonne #sainttropez
I explored #cotesdeprovence rosés for this month's #winophiles chat. I love how you can practically taste the Med in these fresh wines. #roseallday
I tasted a rosé blend of grenache, cinsault, and local Provençal grape tibouren. #winophiles #masdepampelonne
