Tale of a Thursday Night Date Night…
We all lead busy lives. I know that I for one would be lost without several day planners, multiple phones and the brightly coloured sticky notes that adorn my desk, phone and even walls. We’ve
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Propeller Launches Six-packs of London Style Porter
Propeller Brewing Company is introducing its popular London Style Porter in 341ml six-packs. The brew, first produced in 2003, has been a strong brand for Nova Scotia’s largest microbrewery. Darker craft beer offerings have seen
BREW BAR by Garrison Brewing and Sugah!
What happens when you combine Roasted Barley and Black Malt from one of Canada’s top craft brewers with rich European Dark Chocolate? The BREW BAR! Two great Halifax waterfront institutions – Garrison Brewing and Sugah!
Tideview Cider Wins Gold at International Cider Competition
Tideview Cider recently won four medals at the Great Lakes Cider and Perry Competition held in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The big winner was Tideview Heritage Dry Cider 2007 – this classic dry cider was honoured
The Blomidon Inn: A Perfect Romantic Staycation Location
I often take for granted the sheer beauty that exists in Nova Scotia. Caught up in the hustle of a busy work schedule, at times I forget about countless scenic places to visit, and a
To Market, to Market
In the past two weeks, I have been to Masstown Market four times. Yes, four. I really can’t get enough of the fresh, local produce, home-style cooking, the bakery (best blueberry scones in the province!)
Stories Worth Writing About
By: Chris & Jane We couldn’t think of a more ideal setting for dinner on a crisp early spring evening than the cozy dining room of an historic inn in downtown Halifax. That’s what we
The 2011 Culinary Guide has arrived.
Warmer weather, longer days and brighter spirits are all sure signs of spring here in Nova Scotia. Another sure sign of spring is the release of the annual Taste of Nova Scotia Culinary Guide. Click here to learn more about getting your free copy.
Bringing Home the Bacon (and Sausage)
Since I was a young boy, I have been plagued by an undiagnosed medical condition known as ridiculouspunitis. This is a rare condition characterized by the uncontrollable use of puns. Last week, upon pulling
Beer, BBQs and Growlers
I have a confession to make: I do not like the winter. I’ve tried. Despite giving snowboarding, speed skating, and polar bear dipping honest attempts, when the snow falls, I can’t help but daydream about