There’s a small French place on Bellechase, just east of Viau. If you start your Botanical gardens visit before lunch, you can exit onto Rosemount Blvd, walk to the resto, then go back & finish your visit.

Last spring I visited Scotland, and I fell in love with Irn-Bru soda. I brought back a few small bottles, and I’m still clinging to my last one. We found bottles for sale last year at the Scottish festival in Rosemount, but...

I need a medium to nice restaurant tonight right off the blue line. We’re at a business conference at Hyat Regency O’Hare in Rosemount, but want to go into the city. There will be 6-8 professional business men and...

/Syrah/Mouvedre?) Both the Rhone and certain Australian regions excel with this blend; I enjoyed the Rosemount 2003 and particularly enjoyed the GSM from Stonehorse (2004 vintage I believe).

(Bonny Doon’s) Big House Red was recommended as were Guigal’s 98 Cotes-du-Rhone, Coppola’s 99 Rosso, and Rosemount Estate’s Grenache/Shiraz 2000 blend. The article is still on their website, but you need to...

I went to the Rosemount Inn the other day for lunch it was amazing(it was a 100 mile menu), you have to book the private dinning room and pay for the lunch menu, which is usally a small lunch tasting menu. The chef there does...

There’s a Polish bakery on Rosemount & 7th Ave. Their paczki (donuts) may not be the best in town, but they’re fine (and if you’ve never had any, you won’t know the diffrence). You can also get fresh rye...

Well, Hunter is actually best known for its semillons, Tyrell’s making one of the most famous (vat 1). This is unfortunately a white varietal, which you may not enjoy. I think Rosemount will have a tasting room in the...

smoked turkeys (raised at U of M in Rosemount) for $4/lb.

examples of a very good year. The next 4 courses were accompanied by blind tastings of: 1997 Ferrari-Carano Tresor 1997 BV Tapestry 1996 Grand Puy Lacoste 1998 Rosemount Estates Cabernet Mudgee Mountain Blue 2000 Chateau...

under $10, especially whites. Aussie and South Africa are great areas. Columbia Crest, Sebastiani, Lindeman’s Wishing tree, concha y toro, rosemount, Hogue (riesling) are all some widely available consistant labels.

Do you have a Sam’s club nearby??? If you do, they almost always have the following: J Lohr Cabernet and the Rosemount diamond label Shiraz. Both are under $10 and excellent for the $$$.

a buck or two. The folks bringing in 90 bordeaux or 94 cabernets aren’t cannibalising their sales of Rosemount.

as it was rather mundane, and did not possess anything that really struck my fancy. Most of the choices are fairly common wines and the prices were average for those bottles. We had a Rosemount “Hill of Gold” Shiraz...

agree w/ folks on the YellowTail. We also like the Rosemount Shiraz/Cab blends and Callahan Hills (SE Australia) Chardonnay for everyday quaffing. Here is one that you will prob turn up your nose at first (I did until I tried it)...