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Animaze: the joy of animation films Hudson, St. Lazare, Senneville, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Baie d’Urfe, Beaconsfield, Chateauguay, Kirkland, Pte. Claire, Pierrefonds, D.D.O., Dorval, Lachine, NDG, CSL, Ville St-Laurent, Mtl-West, Hampstead, Westmount, Montreal, Lasalle, Verdun, Nun’s Island, Laval, St. Leonard

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et's start by dispelling and old misconception about animation— also called cartoon— films: they are not just for kids, in fact even some of the most popular TV animation shows such "The Simpsons" contain references to issues and topics that would hardly be understood by children. Of course, a large part of the animation industry—and probably the most profitable—is oriented toward the production of

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movies and TV series for kids, but basically, animation is a genre that should appeal to everybody.

And that's why the Animaze Festival, coming to town between August, 18 to 21, will be a great occasion for animation fans to enjoy an ample list of movies in a variety of techniques and styles. The films will range from the conventional narrative to experimental; from realistic drawing to abstract; from classical to more innovative technologies. And remember too that animated films are not only

drawn (two or tri-dimensional), but they may also be made with clay or similarly malleable material, figurines, dolls, and a variety of more unconventional materials.

Animaze will present a total of 170 short and feature films from 45 countries. For the most part, the screenings will be at the Maxwell Cummings Auditorium of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, but there will also be outdoor screenings: one a 360º dome presentation of Android Jones' "Samskara". There will also be outdoor shows at the Parc des Ameriques (St. Laurent and Rachel).

Of course, besides the international presence, the local creators will also have the occasion to present their movies. "Montreal plays a key role in animation history, and we want to capitalize on its bright future by unifying and connecting creative people in animation, video games and new media. The possibilities have never been greater," said Laurie Gordon, Animaze Festival director.

Another local celebrity that will be on hand for Animaze is The Gazette's political cartoonist Aislin (Terry Mosher) who will take

"Arthur," which is another locally-created animation icon, will be celebrating its 20th anniversary on PBS with some of its creators and cast in attendance.

Greg Bailey (director, 119 seasons), Arthur Holden (voice, Mr. Ratburn), Peter Hirsch (scriptwriter, 1-19 seasons), and Bruce Dinsmore (voice, Buster Baxter) will be at Animaze for the occasion.

The Gazette's political cartoonist This event will take Aislin (Terry Mosher) who will take part place on August 21, 1:30 in one of the industry conferences. to 2:30 p.m. at the part in one of the in- organizers. Aislin (with Hotel 10. dustry conferences. David Sidaway and For detailed informa"(Aislin) has drawn car- Mary Hughson) will be tion including show toons for over 45 years. at a conference on Au- schedule, prices, locaNow his team is onto gust 20, at 1:00 p.m. at tion, and film descripthe next frontier: ani- Hotel 10 (10 Sher- tions visit: mation," said Animaze brooke West). www.animazefestival.com

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rittany Drisdelle caught the acting bug at a young age, doing musical theatre in Hudson where she grew up.That led her to television, in the Quebec production of Lassie staring Corey Sevier,Tod Fennell, Susie Almgren and Walter Massey. And, of course, Howard, the collie owned by the Weatherwax family of the original series. Lassie was shot out in Howick, St. Jean-sur-Richelieu and Riverfield, was a great success and has since been translated into numerous languages, playing across the world. So not too bad a start for a young kid!

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Foundation (LGHF) is preparing to throw the famous little yellow ducks to the water on the occasion of the 20th edition of the National Bank Duck Race. Presented as part of the Naturellement Sainte- Anne day, this festive and family-oriented event aims to raise funds to improve the quality of health care at the Lakeshore General Hospital. The National Bank Duck Race will be held on September 17 at 6:00 p.m. at the locks in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue.

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n order to help customers make healthier choices, Provigo Le Marché store in Kirkland offers a free in-store dietitian program.

Stemming from Loblaw’s corporate purpose – Live Life Well –, this program focuses on educating Quebecers on nutrition and making healthier food choices.

“Our in-store dietitians are experts in food and nutrition, who can help consumers to eat healthier without any stress or hassle” explained Johanne Héroux, Senior Director, Corporate Affairs and Communications.

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West Island Youth takes organic produce to new levels

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Beaconsfield train station.

"This is a complement of a low-cost business module and the fact that I wanted to create a job emember the for myself and give value name Scott to people," he explained.

Mumme because According to Mumme, he is going places. he grows most of his proHis passion for fresh or- duce himself on land borganic produce and busi- rowed from relatives in ness has this 29-year-old St. Lazarre. He has four Beaconsfield resident plots equalling close to growing, picking and sell- 6,000 square feet of ing what everyone seems growing space for his letto want these days, home- tuce, cucumbers, zucchini, grown local food. sprouts and carrots. He Every Thursday, be- hand picks his blueberries tween 3 p.m. and 7 p.m., from an organic farm in Mumme can be found Hemmingford and carries selling his produce at the a few other products Beaconsfield Farmers from a supplier in the Market located at the area. He has everything

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you need for dinner.

Lynn Shaver also of Beaconsfield says if she can't make it to the market on Thursday she will either pick up her produce or have Mumme deliver it.

"I like to buy things locally, in Beaurepaire Village, Pointe Claire village or local markets," Shaver said. "As Scott's Aunt, I have followed his journey from the beginning and this year he has zeroed in on what people want."

Follow Mumme on his company Facebook page called Leafs - vegetable produce or better yet visit him this Thursday at the Beaconsfield Farmers Market.

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Ogunquit Playhouse - Broadway at the beach / The Hunchback of Notre Dame

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By Andrew Pinck Montreal Times

ven though internet and movies have been a new staple in the entertainment business for at least 10 years now, it is evident that there is still room for live theatre in this new technologically based world. The iconic playhouse in Ogunquit, Maine is a perfect example.

Countless huge productions have been performed in this homely stage by even bigger stars.

Some of these famous celebrities include The Golden Girls’ Betty White, singer songwriter Clay Aiken, and Montreal’s very own captain of the

Ogunquit Playhouse - 1937 U.S.S Enterprise William back of Notre Dame, Shatner.When the oppor- which was absolutely phetunity arose to visit this nomenal. Everything from slice of Maine history and the actors strong, powerculture, I jumped at the ful voices too the magnifopportunity. I was given icent almost magical sets the chance to watch a that would change before portrayal of The Hunch- one’s eyes fluently made the experience truly enjoyable. Though the play was the draw, I was taken back by the rich history of the playhouse. In 1937, the stage was built but only in 1950 is when the stage truly became the Ogunquit Playhouse. John Lane and business partner Henry Weller were brought in and transSee video online www.mtltimes.ca formed the area to what it is today. One area of the The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Ogunquit Playhouse

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Ogunquit Playhouse - Present day theatre that stood out house, on the walls were being performed in the was the garden cham- covered with autographed playhouse, luckily a new pagne bar. It was an excel- pictures of some of the production is, Priscilla lent spot to discuss one’s larger stars who have Queen of the Desert, a favorite parts of the play graced the stage. These Broadway musical followduring the intermission. pictures literally filled up ing three performers exAlso, the staff was espe- the walls displaying some ploring the Australian cially warm to the guests. of the names that have Outback and their advenOne could tell how hard walked through the very tures. I recommend catchyou walked ing a show from August working and dedicated doors they were to the theatre through. The mixture of 10th to September 3rd to and not only see this Tony given their positive atti- professionalism tudes and communication beauty is truly something Award-winning musical, skills amongst the people you will have to experi- but to have a seat in a thevisiting. What amazed me ence for yourself. Though atrical wonder of the was once you walk into sadly The Hunchback of world. the main hall of the Notre Dame is no longer www.ogunquitplayhouse.org

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ormally the boys and girls of the Sun Youth’s basketball camp have a very busy schedule featuring at least 3 basketball games per day along with drills designed to improve skills, strength and stamina. Every year the camp brings in special guest speakers or guest coaches but this year was a little bit different because the camp brought in two guest coaches from a completely different sport.

Ayaz Hussain and his brother Mian Hussain graced Sun Youth’s basketball camp with an intro to boxing session. Boxing is one of those sports that can translate well into other sports; mainly because of the heavy emphasis on cardio, coordination, and mental toughness. Both Ayaz and Mian are highly ranked professional boxers with only one loss profession- the fifth ranked Canadian ally between them. Ayaz is Super Lightweight with a

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Santropol Roulant rooftop garden record of 10 wins 1 loss Mian have a shared dream and his brother Mian cur- of becoming world chamrently is the forth ranked pions in their respected Canadian Super Welter- weight classes. weight with a perfect 16 Ayaz worked at Sun wins (6KO) record. Ayaz Youth for a summer a few who follows in the foot- years back under our steps of his big brother summer student employ-

ment initiative. On behalf of everyone at Sun Youth we would like to thank you for volunteering your time to give our kids a lesson in boxing! Best of luck to both of you in your next fights!

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Endangered species in VSL's Technoparc - Elizabeth May asks for federal intervention

Standing beside Technoparc marsh are (from left): David Fletcher (Green Coalition), Lisa Mintz (Green Coalition), Daniel Green (GPC), Joel Coutu (birdwatcher), Elizabeth May (GPC), Ricardo Hrtschan (lawyer) ©John Symon

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By John Symon mtltimes.ca

lizabeth May, leader of the Green Party of Canada (GPC), stood beside the marshes of Technoparc in Ville St Laurent (VSL) on August 10, calling on federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna to intervene and protect endangered species in the way of a construction project.

“The GPC stands with all those who are fighting to save the last remaining jewels of biodiversity on the Island of Montreal... endangered Least Bitterns and other rare birds need to be protected. I am calling on the federal government to do its job,” said May. She referred not only to the federal Species at Risk Act, but also to an international treaty signed by Canada to protect migratory birds.

There are multiple sitings of Least Bitterns (Canada's smallest heron) in this area: the total Canadian population is estimated at only 1,500. Some sitings are of fledglings, indicating that the bird nests here.

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issuing a Certificate of Authorization in 2013 based on a flawed environmental assessment that did not note the presence of endangered species.

Municipal permits have already been issued to extend Alfred Nobel Blvd into or beside the marsh, and to construct buildings here, including the Hubert Reeves Eco-Campus. The REM electric train is also supposed to pass through this area with the construction of a train station nearby. But the federal government still has the power to intervene and halt these projects.

While Montreal has plans to preserve part of the marsh and create a new, 45 hectare nature park in the area, other parts of the marsh are destined to be drained and landfilled. Environmentalist Lisa Mintz said that this new park will not be enough to save the endangered species.

“Since no frog, bird, or snake will ever make a political contribution, our governments have quit protecting our environment,” cynically commented Ricardo Hrtschan, a lawyer and former politician who stood with May, members of the Green Coalition, and birdwatchers beside the marsh.

Joel Coutu, a noted ornithologist, describes the marsh as “a giant birdfeeder” that attracts many species of rare birds. “Some nest in trees, some nest in shrubs, some nest on the ground. Construction will suffocate this marsh, leaving only ducks and geese.”

Coutu previously told us that the Bitterns are very shy and any construction in this area will likely chase them away permanently.

Environmentalists also raised concerns how native vegetation will likely be replaced by grass, attracting ducks and geese. Daniel Green, deputy leader of the GPC pointed out that ducks and geese can pose a real security problem for jet airplanes at the nearby Trudeau Airport.

“If Quebec does not act, Ottawa must,” said Green. He also said that construction projects could be built on abandoned industrial land instead of on green space, citing the new MUHC hospital in NDG. May noted the presence Wednesday of Quebec Green Party leader Alex Tyrrell who supports the GPC on this dossier.This may be the first time that the two parties have worked together. www.mtltimes.ca

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Shriners Hospitals for Children Canada’s Annual Golf Tournament to $3 million

All that money will go towards providing exceptional care to patients from across Canada, the United States and around the world.

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Former Montreal Canadiens player Stéphane Richer with his wife, Leisa Guevremont

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The organizing committee of Shriners Hospitals for Children - Canada’s 6th Annual Golf Tournament.The tournament has raised $3 million to date

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Aleb, 3 years old, is a patient at Shriners Hospitals for Children - Canada. Born in the Philippines, Aleb has osteogenesis imperfect (brittle bone disease). His family moved to Montreal in 2014 partially so that Aleb could be treated at Canada Shriners Hospital known throughout the world as the leading specialist in O.I.. Here Aleb is with his mother Joanne, his father AJ and his sister, Iola, 9 years old.

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End of Watch

by Stephen King

Operation Chromite: a look into a forgotten war

minds and bodies of the clinic’s chief physician and the hospital librarian. The main quandary is how Brady has been doing all of this, while remaining in a vegetative state in his room at the brain injury clinic?

By Stuart Nulman For Bill Hodges, it’s a mtltimes.ca race against time to stop Brady Hartsfield (and his envoys of death) once and (Scribner, $36.99) Massacre” of 2009, when for all, before more innoa deranged electronics cent people fall under this store employee and com- fatal spell. And Hodges puter geek named Brady wants to solve this before Hartsfield plowed he runs out of time on a through a crowd outside more personal level, as he a job fair while driving a discovers early in the inMercedes Benz automo- vestigation that he has bile, leaving many unsus- been diagnosed with an pecting people killed or advanced stage of pancreseriously injured. atic cancer.

Afterwards, a series of End of Watch concludes suicides and suicide at- this trilogy on a satisfying tempts occur involving note. There’s plenty of people who were injured suspense, action, detective during the “Mercedes work and thrills that will Massacre”, who attended certainly keep the reader boy band concert at or those truly de- the the local arena that Brady on the edge of their seats voted Stephen King plotted to blow up (but (in particular the last fans who followed was thwarted

by Hodges), quarter of the book, when his first foray into and even two nurses Hodges and Holly make the world of crime/detec- were involved with who their final pursuit to quash the tive novels – which began care of Brady Hartsfield at Brady’s suicide mission with Mr. Mercedes and the Kiner Hospital Brain during a vicious snowthen continued with Find- Injury Clinic.The common storm in a rural cottage). ers Keepers – will cer- denominator of these sui- As well, King reverts to tainly not be disappointed cides: each victim was his familiar style of psyas he brings this trilogy to found to possess a Zappit a thrilling conclusion with gaming console (similar to chological thriller narrative that was prevalent in End of Watch.

Gameboy), which was his earlier works, espeAs in the previous agiven to them as a free cially when Brady chanbooks in the trilogy, the gift. Somehow, whenever nels himself through the hero is Bill Hodges, a re- these people played the minds of some of his tired – yet troubled – po- Zappit (in particular the lice detective for a major Fishing Hole game, where nemeses in order to help nondescript American one had to “catch” a cer- him encourage his potenmetropolis, who now tain amount of pink fishes tial victims towards suiruns a detective agency to gain a certain amount cide. named Finders Keepers of points in order to win End of Watch, along with his eccentric sidekick prizes), a mysterious voice with Mr. Mercedes and Holly Gibney. The latest would urge them to end Finders Keepers, proves case that Hodges is called their own lives. that Stephen King can to investigate involves the break away from the horAs Hodges and Holly tragic murder-suicide of further investigate the ror genre and write a Janice Ellerton and her matter, the discover that thrilling detective novel as daughter Martine Stover somehow Brady Harts- good as any other novelist in the home they shared. field is behind this attempt who has been writing The name of Martine at encouraging mass sui- books of that nature for Stover rings a bell for cide through telekinetic Hodges, as she was one of powers that he possesses, years. It kind of makes you the victims who survived and managed to carry out wonder what literary – but was permanently this deadly deed by chan- genre King will tackle crippled – the “Mercedes neling himself through the next, so that he can add his trademark twist to it.

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The commando infiltrated North Korean troops now forgotten war, rarely a subject of conversation except for the sporadic tensions that arise between the two countries living side by side in the Korean peninsula, may get more attention with the release of the movie "Operation Chromite." Directed by John H. Lee and with Liam Neeson playing the role of controversial General Douglas McArthur, this film focuses on a little known but significant episode at the very beginning of the war. The film claims to be inspired by true events. The main event that makes the movie's plot is the action of a South Korean intelligence commando which infiltrated the North Korean detachment in the city of Incheon. The town was strategically vital since that would be the place that Gen. McArthur (Liam Neeson) chose to start the American counterattack on the North Korean army which by August 1950 had occupied most of South Korea.

The movie is quite explicit in showing the brutalities of the conflict on both sides. The South Korean commando would kill a North Korean military inspector, then Jang Hak Soo (Lee Jeong-jae) would supplant the murdered North Korean officer and try to obtain the necessary information about the defences in the city and transmit it to the American forces.The task, of course, won't be easy, especially since Soo was always under the suspi-

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MacArthur (Liam Neeson) was a controversial general cion of the North Korean Regarded as a "War of commander in Incheon, Liberation" by the governLim Gye Jin (Lee Beom- ment of the Democratic soo).

People's Republic of “Operation Chromite" Korea (DPRK), North narrates an episode of a Korea's official name, and war that in theory is still as an "Invasion" by the Reon (a truce was reached public of Korea (South in 1953, but no peace Korea), the Korean War treaty has ever been was fought from June 25, signed) and it does it by 1950, to July 26, 1953. It conveying lots of action, in is estimated that about 3 the nostalgic style of an million people died in the old-fashioned war movie. conflict. Ironically, in the It contains some elements end, everything returned of propaganda of more or less to the situacourse—don't forget that tion that existed before the two Koreas are still the outbreak of the war: technically at war with the border set at parallel each other—but it also 38 that had marked the reminds us of the oddities division of the Korean of Gen. McArthur. One peninsula at the end of scene, in particular, shows World War II. his disdain for politicians During the war armies and his reluctance to ac- from the DPRK and the cept his government's in- People's Republic of structions. As we know, China, where the Comeventually then U.S. Presi- munists had won power dent Harry Truman had to in 1949; fought forces reprelieve the controversial resenting the United Nageneral from his post tions. Although most of when he wanted to the troops and commandlaunch a nuclear attack on ing officers of the latter China, which by October were provided by the 1950 had entered the war United States, with some in support of the North help from Canada, AusKoreans. tralia, Britain, and some "Operation Chromite" other western allies. is being released this The division between the weekend in Montreal. two Koreas today is one AND FOR SOME of the last remnants of BACKGROUND the Cold War.

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the palate.

However, the Boudin noir dish was a tad powerful for the wine.

The earthy and rich flavors of the black sausage combined with the opulence of the fried egg and potatoes overpowered the wine.

It would have been better a red choice. Actually, I had a chance to taste as well the new line of wines developed

by Chartier to Jerome Ferrer restaurants. A white, rose and red. An outstanding trio. The red, a Bordeaux blend, was the perfect match with the boudin noir.

Fragant black fruit flavors with toasted coffee undertones, along with sweet tannins playing down the opulence of the dish.

What other wine adventures await Chartier?. Time will tell Carles Abellan and the wine bar of Chartier were two highlights of Bouffons Mtl for this young wine elegant minimal label in a fine mineral layer. maverick.

By Marco Giovanetti Marco Giovanetti is an Italian-Venezuelan sommeand the choices of 90/100 lier student in the ITHQ of Montreal, Quebec. He mtltimes.ca 15 years of experience tasting wine from Eugrapes used.

Each grape plays a has rope and emerging wine regions. His key specialties Like his predecessors, role in this wine.

The are the wines of Tuscany, Italy and the wines of hartier, the Spain. He enjoys fine wines, gastronomy, film and the wine was elaboChardonnay brings fruit beloved Queliterature.You may contact him at: becois somme- rated in Clos des Au- vigour while the Viog- productionslevin@gmail.com Legend of rating lier-winemaker gustins, a biodynamic nier contributes to the Under 60- Do not buy. Faulty wine 60-70Mediocre wine is on a roll this summer. domain located in the roundness in the 70-80- All right First, he launched his Pic Saint-Loup appella- mouth. In contrast, 80-90- Very good 90-100- Excellent wine. new vintage of his phe- tion. The wine is a ma- Grenache blanc and QPR : Wines that deliver tremendous value nomenal rose at Danny jority for the money paid. blend of Roussanne contributes St-Pierre’s La Petite Maison. Now, he pre- Chardonnay, Grenache to the minerality of the sented a new stellar Blanc, Roussanne and wine.

In Bouffons MTL, white wine at the Viognier.

Chartier presented his white wine along the food of Carles Abellan’s Tapas 24.

Abellan is a Catalonian chef that revolutionized the concept of the “tapas”. He was the first Spanish chef to create a tasting menu based on them. Abellan is an avant-gardiste, in the spirit of Ferrian Adria.

Tapas 24 has two locations, Barcelona and 48 Montreal. His Montreal menu is an homage to Catalan cuisine with a modern touch.

I had the chance to pair the wine with a Francois Chartier launches his magnificent Paella Valennew white at Bouffons Mtl ciana and a Catalan dish of Boudin Noir, fried trendy Bouffons MTL Very aromatic nose. eggs and potatoes. The food festival.

The bouquet brings to white was just pure joy Just like his rose, this mind flower and herbal with the Paella. The new white wine reflects undertones with white spiciness of the rice the experience that fruits, cranberries and playing field with the Chartier has acquired 11 a.m. - 1 a.m. peaches.

On the mouth, florality of the wine. On as a winemaker. In this white wine Chartier fresh round with a hint the other hand, the emphasises much more of crispness. Overall, seafood of the dish melTerroir. For instance, very balanced with ex- lowing the mineral this can be seen in his quisite flavors of vanilla notes of the wine in

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With summer at full swing, I continue to sip whites and roses, perfect for outdoors suppers or sunbathing next to the pool. Here are my recommendations for this week:

In Rose:

Masi Rosa dei Masi 2015. ( Veneto, Italy). SAQ # 12844913. $17.00 Made from the Refosco grape variety, on the nose this rose displays aromas of cherry and white chocolate.

On the mouth, refreshing and fruity with a floral pose and displaying a medium acidity.

Perfect with takeout sushi or salmon tartar. 85/100 Joseph Mellot Le Rabault 2015 ( Loire, France). SAQ # 12228539. $26.15 A pinot noir vinified in rose, the bouquet brings to mind bright red fruits in spirits with the variety. In addition, a touch of orange and bay leaf. Fresh and crisp on the mouth. Very elegant and creamy. Long with a floral aftertaste. 92/100. Food Idea: Pomegranate based salads.

Albia 2015. Rose. Barone Ricasoli. ( Chianti, Italy).

Private Import, Societe des Vins Fins Mediterranean nose. Cherry blossom, white cantaloupes, white peonies. On the mouth,

medium to full body, impeccable structure, with a classical italian balance .Mid flavors bring to mind fresh italian herbs with and an orange citrus finale. Perfect with grilled white fish and vegetables. 92/100

In White:

Velenosi Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi 2015 ( Marche, Italy). SAQ # 11155665. $16.45 Aromas of pear, herbs that bring to mind dill, with a hint of sea breeze. On the mouth, crisp and refreshing with flavors of golden apple and dry pumpkin seeds. Very elegant with a flowery finale 90/100

Chateau Langlois Saumur Blanc 2014. ( Loire, France). SAQ # 962316. $18.20.

Crisp lemon fruit, chalk and yellow flowers. On the mouth, vibrant and fruity with cantaloupe, tangerine and sea shells nuances. Citric fruit confit finale. Amazing with roasted tilapia and potatoes.

92/100

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