Eatdrink #67 September/October 2017 "The Decade Issue"

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32 | September/October 2017 goodness and homemade specialties. Open Saturdays until October 28, 8am–12 noon. www. stmarysfarmersmarket.ca Looking for a different beer for Thanksgiving? Railway City Brewing suggests their Hoptoberfest Vienna Lager — a new seasonal release made with fresh whole cone hops, available only in the St. Thomas retail store while supplies last. www. railwaycitybrewing.com Celebrate the autumn season at the Drumbo Fair with homemade pies, a fun farm, candy toss, pony NOW OPEN [ Across from Bud Gardens ] Food & Drink Specials, Every Day! Lunch Dinner Late Night 109 Dundas St at Talbot squirepubandgrill.ca 519-204-0173 eatdrink.ca |@eatdrinkmag rides, musical entertainment and more. September 22–24. www.drumbofair.com Oxford Corn Mazes are opening in Oxford County! As of September 9, all three corn mazes in Oxford will be open. Get lost in the tall stalks at Leaping Deer Adventure Farm (Ingersoll), Norwich Optimist Corn Maze (Norwich) or Snyder’s Family Farm. www.tourismoxford.ca Opening Weekend at Snyder’s Family Farm includes delicious homemade treats from the bakery, wagon rides and more agricultural fun. Kids are invited to join the “Pup Party” and meet their favourite Paw Patrol characters. September 2–4. www. snydersfamilyfarm.com Half Hours on Earth, a small batch brewery located in Seaforth, was recently named the number one new brewery in Ontario by The Ontario Craft Beer Guide. www.halfhoursonearth.com Cowbell Brewing Company in Blyth has opened to acclaim. The destination craft brewery with a state-of-the-art brewing facility and farm-totable inspired restaurant is anticipated to be a key attraction and economic driver in the region. 2018 plans include a working farm, complete with barley, hops, an orchard and an accessible vegetable garden for the restaurant. Future plans include a natural outdoor amphitheatre (with a capacity for 15,000) to host music, culture and athletic events. The bar has 30 taps, including 25 Cowbell beers and one rotating tap dedicated to other Huron County brewers. Chef Alexandre Lussier sources products that are mostly inspired by the local terroir. Suppliers include Metzger Meats, Little Sisters Chicken and Burdan’s Red Cat Farm & Bakery. This is also both the world’s first carbon neutral brewery and the world’s first “closed loop” brewery. A closed-loop brewery means that Cowbell sources the brewing water from an on-site well, and the used water is then returned to the ground through
The LOCAL Food & Drink Magazine Cowbell’s own wastewater plant. This means there is no impact on the municipal water system or negative impact upon the environment. www. cowbellbrewing.com We want your BUZZ! Do you have culinary news or upcoming events that you’d like us to share? Every issue, Eatdrink reaches more than 50,000 readers across Southwestern Ontario in print, and thousands more online. Get in touch with us at editor@eatdrink.ca and/or connect directly with our Social Media Editor Bryan Lavery at bryan@eatdrink.ca Deadline for submissions for the Holiday Issue is October 15, 2017. Hey Cupcake! www.heycupcake.ca 275 Wharncliffe Rd. North 519-433-CAKE (2253) STORE HOURS: Mon–Fri 11–7 Saturday 10–5 • Sunday 11–4 where art is a piece of cake The ORIGINAL LONDON CAKERY & GOURMET CUPCAKE BAKERY ASK US Custom Bakery • Walk-In Orders Available ABOUT OUR “RANDOM ACTS OF SWEETNESS!” CAMPAIGN bal·sam·ic redefined /bôlˈsamik/ 1. New! The blending of fresh Italian fruits and whole ingredients with our Premium Condimento Tradizionale. eg. "This balsamic is out of this world." Explore our collection of over 60 all-natural, whole ingredient balsamic vinegars and fresh The Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oils in store or at www.thepristineolive.ca Pristine FRESH OLIVE OILS & BALSAMICS live Est. 2012 884 Adelaide Street N. | 519-433-4444 | thepristineolive.ca
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