Eatdrink #43 September/October 2013
The LOCAL food and drink magazine serving London, Stratford and Southwestern Ontario since 2007
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№ 43 | <strong>September</strong>/<strong>October</strong> <strong>2013</strong><br />
Butter-Poached Lobster at Fleur de Sel Restaurant<br />
Trust...<br />
Taste...<br />
Award-Winning<br />
PRIME<br />
BEEF<br />
Burgers<br />
Quality...<br />
We also offer local Lamb, Pork & Bacon<br />
Burgers, seasoned and unseasoned.<br />
Perfect for the BBQ!<br />
Now available in London!<br />
Visit Saucy: Meats & So Much More<br />
at Western Fair Farmers’ Market<br />
on Saturdays!<br />
Open six days a week.<br />
Hensall, Ontario<br />
Just off Hwy 4, 45 minutes north of London.<br />
www.metzgermeats.com<br />
519-262-3130<br />
Local Beef • Pork • Lamb • Poultry<br />
Specialty European Meat Products<br />
of the oldest vines in Nova Scotia. With<br />
tidal breezes coming in off Minus Basin,<br />
Bay of Fundy, the winemakers think they<br />
are onto something special and have<br />
developed unique hybrids. Here they grow<br />
the L’Acadie grape and blend it under<br />
the label Tidal Bay, which is judged and<br />
regulated by a set of standards established<br />
by the Winery Association of Nova Scotia.<br />
To obtain the Tidal Bay designation, all<br />
wines must be made from specific grape<br />
varieties, include 100% Nova Scotia grown<br />
grapes, and be approved every year by<br />
an independent blind tasting panel. This<br />
refreshing white wine is great with seafood<br />
or on the patio.<br />
The Grand Pré region outside of<br />
Wolfville is home to a growing wine route<br />
which includes some big players like<br />
Domaine de Grand Pré with its world class<br />
restaurant, Le Caveau. However, as longtime<br />
CBC fans we were really excited to<br />
head to Pete Luckett’s vineyard and hopefully<br />
meet the guy who started Pete’s Frootique<br />
in Wolfville.<br />
Perhaps you<br />
remember him,<br />
as we did, from<br />
his many years<br />
on CBC Midday<br />
with Valerie<br />
Pringle explaining<br />
the nuances<br />
of then-exotic<br />
fruits and vegetables.<br />
He later<br />
took his show to<br />
CTV and the Food<br />
Network. Pete’s<br />
Frootiques are<br />
now very popular<br />
at markets<br />
Pete Luckett with a glass of his<br />
popular Phone Box label wine