Leaving Canada, what's a must try before going (booze and food)
so after almost 6 years in this amazing country, I'm heading back to Australia. And I feel like I haven't really sampled Canada enough, so now's a last ditch chance to try everything.
So what should I try? Canadian whisky is kind of my thing and I've depleted my stock of Alberta Premium 30, I've tried a few maple ones (and that's definitely the gift I'm bringing back with me, but not really a favourite for me) and tried all the Canadian Club/Alberta/Wiser range of stuff, but what's something high end I should get through a bottle of before going? Besides Unibroue, what beers might I be missing out on that are really incredible? What wine (personally I've never found anything particularly amazing except the Cedar Creek Meritage a few years back)?
And what about food? I've had poutine, moose, maple syrup and a whole lot of Alberta beef, but if there was one Canadian food you couldn't live without, what would it be?
Think of a "money is no object" Canadian culinary experience, what would it be?
So what should I try? Canadian whisky is kind of my thing and I've depleted my stock of Alberta Premium 30, I've tried a few maple ones (and that's definitely the gift I'm bringing back with me, but not really a favourite for me) and tried all the Canadian Club/Alberta/Wiser range of stuff, but what's something high end I should get through a bottle of before going? Besides Unibroue, what beers might I be missing out on that are really incredible? What wine (personally I've never found anything particularly amazing except the Cedar Creek Meritage a few years back)?
And what about food? I've had poutine, moose, maple syrup and a whole lot of Alberta beef, but if there was one Canadian food you couldn't live without, what would it be?
Think of a "money is no object" Canadian culinary experience, what would it be?