Category - Columnists

Columnists - Nick Jeffrey

Pinotage for my Entourage

Always eager for a reason to uncork a bottle, my page-a-day calendar reminded me that it was time to oberve International Pinotage Day, the uniquely South...

Columnists - Elaine and Don Cassidy

The Inspiration

Early in our lives there are inspiring individuals, events and at times nature’s creatures that motivate us to pursue a career or a hobby. Although I’ve really...

Columnists - Nick Jeffrey

Sour Power

few months back, with Calgary-based Dandy Brewing and Lacombe-based Blindman Brewing joining forces. This was not quite a merger or an acquisition, more of a...

Columnists - Elaine and Don Cassidy

Will-It, Won’t It Or Is It A Willet?

An unassuming and at times overlooked group of birds in the birding realm are shorebirds including the largest sandpiper. With most shorebirds sporting various...

Columnists - Nick Jeffrey

Good Times With Grenache

As the dog days of summer turn slowly to autumn, I poked around in the dusty corners of the wine cellar to find a bottle to observe the changing of the seasons...

Columnists - Nick Jeffrey

Hooray For Cabernet

While stocking up the wine cellar for a garden party, the friendly proprietor at my local bottle shop reminded me that the 15th annual International Cabernet...

Columnists - Elaine and Don Cassidy

Wonderful Waxwings of Summer

Alberta landscapes and habitat provide great places for perhaps one of our most beautiful of birds, the Cedar Waxwing. Named after the notable red tips...

Columnists - Nick Jeffrey

Pining For Pinot

While perusing the aisles of my local bottle shop, I came across one of those brand ambassadors pouring samples of Pinot Noir wines from the Okanagan Valley of...

Columnists - Elaine and Don Cassidy

The King of Birds Comes From the East?

Not all kings are tyrants, with perhaps the exception of the Eastern Kingbird, a member of the Tyrannus Tyrannus genus. Arriving in Calgary and area about mid...

Columnists - Nick Jeffrey

East vs West

India Pale Ale, or IPA for short, has been the most popular craft beer style for many years. IPA was originally designed as a cranked up version of the English...


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