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Promenade shops wine and spirits Videos
- 1. Ahrre's Coffee Roastery moves across the street #1
- 2. Ahrre's Coffee Roastery moves across the street #2
- 3. Ahrre's Coffee Roastery moves across the street #3
- 4. South Lamar Wine & Spirits - Austin, Tx
- 5. Epcot International Food & Wine Festival 2010
- 6. Granville Island Palate Promenade in Vancouver Canada - amazing food and drink tasting
Ahrre's Coffee Roastery moves across the street #1
After three wonderful years by the fountain at the Summit Promenade, in Summit, NJ, Ahrre's Coffee Roastery & Coffee Bar moves to the spacious wine and ...
Ahrre's Coffee Roastery moves across the street #2
Ahrre's Coffee Roastery moves across the street #3
South Lamar Wine & Spirits - Austin, Tx
User Comments
Gabe Proctor
commented
on 03 Aug 2012
This place has a huge selection. It reminds me of Whip In! Cool commercial
for a cool place. Check it out.
Zachary Swindall
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on 10 Jan 2013
you guys should put the youtube video on your website, but awesome though.
Andy Wieland
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on 30 Jul 2012
Nice Work! This commercial makes me thirsty for Absinthe, lol!
twitty512
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on 30 Jul 2012
That's great! Awesome video and awesome store!!!
vcut8
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on 01 Aug 2012
nice booze!
Epcot International Food & Wine Festival 2010
User Comments
Lovethatsoulmusic
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on 08 Jun 2010
Went last year for Taylor Hicks and he was great as usual. Although I am
not yet sure I can work it out, I am hoping to be able to return for his
performances this year as well. What a lot of fun we had!
PoshPinkScrapper
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on 11 Jan 2011
I went for the first time last Oct n as a foodie it was awesome. Cant wait
to go again. Love ya videos n keep em comin!!!
BDFilms4U
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on 10 Jun 2010
Yeah Disney for getting Roger Hodgson cofounder of Supertramp to play at
this festival.
Nadine Sandauer
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on 05 Jun 2010
Can't wait for Taylor Hicks! :D
Granville Island Palate Promenade in Vancouver Canada - amazing food and drink tasting
Geoff from //geoffmobile.com visits Vancouver Foodster's Palate Promenade for a delicious food tasting event on Granville Island. For more videos, please ...
User Comments
jacob jacobson
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on 02 Feb 2014
This was really cool.
geoffmobile
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on 03 Feb 2014
thanks Jacob!! Hope you enjoy good restaurants in your area :) Cheers, Geoff
Woggy Flush
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on 02 Feb 2014
P.S. Hi Geoff, please correct the link to Jackson's Poultry. The link in
the description box doesn't work. But Google found their new website:
//www.jacksonsmeatanddeli.com/
geoffmobile
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on 03 Feb 2014
Thanks Woggyflush. I updated the link :)
Woggy Flush
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on 02 Feb 2014
I love the mini Shepherd's Pie at 04:39 I understand all your servings are
super small, because you have to taste a 100 different dishes on a day,
right? Otherwise you would explode like the gourmet in Monty Python's "The
Meaning of Life" ;-) - - The Sake Ice looked also nice. Did it contain
alcohol?
- - I'm currently at minute 5 in your video. Maybe the answer will come
later, but I just ask now: what were the papers about you held in your
hands? Did you evaluate each food? Or was that just a list of the
participating restaurants? And who paid for that event? - - Great video,
Geoff!
geoffmobile
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on 06 Feb 2014
+Woggy FlushHi Woggyflush, that's great! Yes I'm looking forward to meeting you when you visit Vancouver again :)
Woggy Flush
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on 03 Feb 2014
+geoffmobilethanks for the additional info! And yes, Geoff, it would be great if we could meet in Vancouver. Unfortunately, I didn't know your Youtube channel before my girl-friend and I visited Canada, otherwise I would gladly have met with you!
geoffmobile
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on 03 Feb 2014
Thanks WoggyFlush! Yes it was a fun experience , and usually costs between $40 and $50 CAD for tickets. Lots of fun! We didn't even make it to all the places, there were also more wine merchants and spirits that we didn't try (mostly because I am a very light drinker). The papers were the map of the Island and the restaurants checked off each place on the map when we visited each one. The Rice Cream was made with rice mash which is a product of the sake making process,but I don't think the Rice Cream contained much alcohol. However, I did have a tasting glass of Sake, which I really enjoyed, and that made me feel pretty tipsy for the day. The portions were just right, we got quite full by the end, but it was not too extreme :) Thanks for watching Woggyflush, I hope that if you visit Vancouver again, we can do this tour together in person :) Geoff
Woggy Flush
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on 02 Feb 2014
P.S. I googled the answers in the meantime. So it wasn't the restaurants who paid for the event (although they could have! because it's their advertising campaign to lure more customers into their places) but you, the customer paid. About 46 Canadian dollars for the admission to 10 participating restaurants, according to the "Tickets Tonight Canada" website. All in all, a fair price. If you visited all the restaurants separately, it would certainly cost you much more. And you have a special variety on the Palate Promenade! Thanks for sharing the experience Geoff.
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