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I just discovered a very interesting publication called CityBites that describes itself as "Toronto's guide to great food and drink".
6 issues are published each year and are available from many locations in the city. Even better, they publish each issue (and past archives) in PDF! Check out the archive here.
There are plenty of great articles on restaurants, and wine around the city. Even the ads are useful too!
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Toronto sounds great but: Why not produce a wine from a place that every consumers now about but don’t have an opinion on the taste a wine history? Who will make the Moon Wine?
http://blog.detectivemarketing.com/2006/07/moon-wine-new-brand-made-in-moon.html
Posted by: Stefan Engeseth | July 16, 2006 at 05:44 AM
I just found the best website to order wines from. I order online all the time, and they are by far the cheapest i have found! They have great quality stuff too. www.winestilsoldout.com Try it they rock
Posted by: Bob J | July 19, 2006 at 03:50 PM
I bought a VIP subscription to CIty Bites back in 2007 and still haven't received a copy. Repeated emails back and forth with the Editor and the Publisher have brought many apologies and promises for an apology package, etc. but nothing has ever shown up. Great publication, but I guess I should have bought individual copies at a store as opposed to subscribing.
Posted by: Aran Hamilton | May 26, 2008 at 05:08 PM