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Homemade Pickles One weeks time withoput any measuring of spices etc and they are GREAT tasting. My first attempt at this as well. Uploaded by webeishere (8764) • 11 months ago Tags: pickles, homemade, great, tasting webeishere (8764)

Grapes are so great!Do you like eating?

Autumn is purple,because I like eating grapes...lol... My grandfather have a vineyard,so I eat many grapes and I like grapes.I always select carefully so that it so great to eat.I cut some good...

Do you eat what you cook? or gets full of tasting what you cook?

Some people usually eats what they cook, but some people just cook for others and passes when eating time. My cousin gets full of just tasting of what she cooks, so by eating time she doesnt have the...

Wine tastings...have you ever been to one?

I'm not a drinker so I've never been to a wine tasting but even if I was I don't think I would attend one. I don't get the whole idea of it. It seems strange to think of a bunch of people sitting...

When Cooking noodles How do you tell they're done?

When you are cooking noodles how do tell when there done? Everyone has different ways of telling for me its I usually have a feel when cooking them but when unsure I try one how about you? How can...

Do you eat only what LOOKS good?

DO you only eat what looks good or you usually go with your other senses? When someone wants you to taste something new but that doesn't look good will you still try it? My bf is very difficult...

Tsantali Estate — 2005 Assyrtiko/Sauvignon Blanc

Sourced from Tsantali's Agios Pavlos vineyard in the Halkidiki region of northern Greece, the 2005 Assyrtiko/Sauvignon Blanc was one of the best surprises we've had in a long time.

Featherstone Estate Winery — 2004 ‘Canadian Oak’ Chardonnay

Featherstone Estate Winery in Vineland, ON is one of several who have taken on Canadian oak for a version of their Chardonnay. They'll often dare unsuspecting tasters to "name that oak" by lining up...

Angel’s Gate Winery– 2004 Cabernet Franc

Aromatic, enigmatic, and usually blended with the more well-known red varies of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, a decent full Franc bottle can be difficult to find. The Niagara Peninsula, where the...

Chateau des Charmes — 2005 Gamay Noir “Droit”

Gamay Droit is a vinifera variety that you’re not going to encounter anywhere other than Chateau des Charmes. Canadian wine industry pioneer Paul Bosc, one of the most recognizable figures in the...

Henry of Pelham — 2004 Pinot Blanc

This wine was already reviewed by Michelle in our first edition of the Friday Night Flights, but here’s my take on HoP’s summer sipper.