
The crowd gathers at The Mascot for Cafe Taste Events’ Winter Wine Fair
Last Sunday Cafe Taste Events hosted the Winter Edition of their biannual Ontario Wine and Cheese Fair at Parkdale’s Mascot. Good Food Revolution were there to capture the action for the afternoon portion.
Self-confessed Wine Geek Jeremy Day played ringmaster as much local wine was sipped, local cheese was nibbled upon, jokes were recited, new friends were made, and lots of fun was had.

Rosewood’s charming Krystina Roman states her case for Mead

The Grange Of Prince Edward County’s Caroline Granger

The Grange Of Prince Edward County’s new labels, replacing the Trumpours Mill range with the coloured label in the middle at to the right

Stratus’ Sarah Walker wins over another customer

Stratus’ Sarah Walker doesn’t like having her photo taken… at all

Striking a pose… Sue-Ann Staff smiles for the camera

Unfortunately I didn’t have a chance to taste Calamus’ range

Despite my worries about the lingering smell of coffee, The Mascot turned out to be a great venue

Lots of local wine fans had a whale of an afternoon

Looks as if she is about to sneeze… her eyeshadow matches her dress too

The old Cafe Taste crew were in full effect naturally

It actually got quite busy, but without feeling crowded

Cafe Taste Events’ Jeremy Day leads the proceedings

Showing off the most recent offerings from Sandbanks, Prince Edward County

New to me, Ridge Road Estate Winery… the Gamay was pretty good!

The Rosewood Team charm the punters

Jeremy Day thanks the wineries for participating… with his eyes closed

Jeremy Day declares last call for the afternoon session… and Sarah is caught on camera

Best Rosé by far… Good Earth!

Getting in a few more tastes before the end of the afternoon session

Go on… one last taste to round off the afternoon… Pondview!

Tying up a lovely afternoon of tasting with Julye and her pal