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For your next invite, letter to Granny, perhaps a little love letter, hmmm???
From The Graphics Ferry.
October 3, 2009
When I came across DRY Soda at Whole Foods in Vancouver, I was pretty excited. I discovered their website in the spring of 2008 and admired both their marketing and concept. I’m not a big fan sweet beverages, so the “refined flavour, lightly sweet, all natural” tagline was right up my alley. The rhubarb and lavender flavors made their way home with me. Well, the rhubarb went down the hatch on the way to the ferry. I kicked the lavender bottle up a notch by adding a splash of gin and and a squirt of lemon. Not too shabby. Unfortunately I haven’t seen DRY soda on the island. The Market on Yates has a decent selection of sodas including Boylan’s Lemon Seltzer. Love the vintage inspired bottle. I guess they don’t need much inspiration – they’ve been around since 1891.
DRY soda (left), Boylan's (right)
When I came across DRY Soda at Whole Foods in Vancouver, I was pretty excited. I discovered their website in the spring of 2008 and admired both their marketing and concept. I’m not a big fan sweet beverages, so the “refined flavour, lightly sweet, all natural” tagline was right up my alley. The rhubarb and lavender flavors made their way home with me. Well, the rhubarb went down the hatch on the way to the ferry. I kicked the lavender bottle up a notch by adding a splash of gin and and a squirt of lemon. Not too shabby. Unfortunately I haven’t seen DRY soda on the island. The Market on Yates has a decent selection of sodas including Boylan’s Lemon Seltzer. Love the vintage inspired bottle. I guess they don’t need much inspiration – they’ve been around since 1891.
Categories: taste test.
September 11, 2009
TGIF. It seems as though the summer heat has re-joined us and I have the perfect thing for a Friday afternoon. If you live on Vancouver Island and you haven’t heard of Phillips Brewery, you probably don’t get out much. Their label design never disappoints, their website is unique and fun and they are always coming out with new products and packaging. You’ll see them at your favorite restaurants and events – it’s Beer Fest this weekend! But lets talk about this brew. I heard about it through a Phillips tweet, and knew I had to try some. I am certainly not qualified to offer a review of Gentleman Jim’s Real Ginger Ale, all I can say is great colour, real ginger flavor and GET SOME!
Gentleman Jim's Real Ginger Ale
TGIF. It seems as though the summer heat has re-joined us and I have the perfect thing for a Friday afternoon. If you live on Vancouver Island and you haven’t heard of Phillips Brewery, you probably don’t get out much. Their label design never disappoints, their website is unique and fun and they are always coming out with new products and packaging. You’ll see them at your favorite restaurants and events – it’s Beer Fest this weekend! But lets talk about this brew. I heard about it through a Phillips tweet, and knew I had to try some. I am certainly not qualified to offer a review of Gentleman Jim’s Real Ginger Ale, all I can say is great colour, real ginger flavor and GET SOME!
Categories: happy hour.