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Of course it also helps that the House of Bouchard Pere Fils has been in the wine business since 1731. 1 remember visiting the Chateau de Beaune in Burgundy a few years ago, but unlike so many other French Chateaux I have visited over the years, this maison stood out clearly not only as a historic site, but also as one of the top growers and negotiants of the area. When I had lunch the other day with Jeanâ€"Francois Bouchard, the ninth generation winemaker in this familyâ€"owned winery, his enthusiâ€" asm for wines was still the same, but tradition clashed somewhat at times with new modern techniques he explained. Of course the thick sandstone walls will never be replaced by conâ€" crete or ceramic tiles, nor will this winemaker ever give up his oak barrels, but the automatic pumps, So proudly acquired a century or so e o o o 0o 0o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jns e =~~~ e d 0 o o 0o 0 0 0 0 0o 0 o 0o 0 0 0 0 PG + Daily 9:25; Fri. Sat. Late Show 12 Midnight CLIFFHANGER + Daily 9:45; Fri. Sat. Late .Show 12 Midnight CHANGING LIFESTYLE PLACE: ST. VOLODYMYR CULTURAL CENTRE PG + Daily 6:15; Sat., Sun. 12:46, 5:18 TME: 6:30 p.m. DATE: Mon.,‘ Nov. 22 "Today‘s Bride" Honeymoon Draw Fashion Show Displays Planning Guides s Gifts for EVERY BRIDE! . Admitt Valuable Prizes HOCUS POCUS ROSEMARY â€" 762â€"4516 or EDEN â€" Showcase a _A DEMONSIRATIONS f"" +GIFTS + DOOR PRIZES +CcoMmmMunity _ TRAC CIMIC UPDATE=â€"> + ago have been already thrown out. The grapes and the wine are now being fed only by gravity. Bouchard feels that pumping only dilutes and mixes the juices and the wine unduâ€" ly. As a result, has reâ€"designed the whole process so that the grapes are now brought to the second story, from where the must is fed downâ€" ward on its own to ferment on the first floor. After fermenting the juice into wine, it will flow freely to the story blow to be aged and even the final process of bottling is done again only by gravity. Even the filtering of the wine has fallen somewhat by the wayside, and fining, the collecting of solid matters, has now taken on a new meaning. The excellent wines that accompanied our lunch had never been filtered but were crystalâ€"clear JThe Bridesâ€"toâ€"be are invited ~to a Welcome Wagon â€"F + Daily 5:25, 7:35 Sat. Sun. 1:00, 5:25, 7:35 A wedding in your future? Someone you know being married? ROBIN HOOD MEN IN TIGHTS FREE WILLY Admittance is FREE, but by Invitation Only! To receive an invitation, please telephone: PG + Daily 7:15 Retired or not retired, male or female, this showcase is for you! Call today _ for your pérsonal invitation â€" â€" 847â€"1599 â€" 364â€"0017 and brilliant without having lost any of the extracts and body through mechanical filtering. When Bouchard proudly told me of his accomplishments and explained that winemaking will never be the same, it suddenly occurred to me that absolutely nothâ€" ing was NEW at all. As a matter of fact, his greatâ€"great grandparents probably would say "I told you so". Low yield vineyards, no mechanical pumps, gravityâ€"fed wines, no mechanical filtering and the aging in old oak barrels behind 10â€"meter thick wet sandstone walls; is this not what it is all about, how it began many centuries ago? How else did the great wines of Burgundy get the start that made them among the best of the noble wines? It certainly was not stainless steel, electric pumps or micro filters. Sorry Jeanâ€"Francois, you have just reâ€"discovered how to make outstanding wines even greater. There are a number of excellent Bouchard wines at Vintages, while the regular listed white Bouchard Petit Chablis, CSPC 51466 at $16.80 is my recommendation for today along with the regular listed red Macon Superior, CSPC 41350 at $10.10. FROM THE CELLAR Closer to home, Tony Aspler, wine writer at the Toronto Star, has come up with a unique idea of getâ€" ting you started with your own wine cellar. He has carefully selected a case of wine, six reds, five whites and one sparkling from different countries, along with his tasting notes and a corkscrew for $149.95, to be sold at a few selected LCBO stores in Toronto. A great idea for Christmas. For further information on ordering this package you can call (416) 926â€"9652. Craft show The first annnual Oakville Christmas Craft Show and Festival is scheduled for Nov. 6th and 7th at St. Volodymyr Cultural Centre, Hwy 5 and Fourth Line. Featured will be Christmas wreaths, country and painted furniâ€" ture, baskets, dolls and toys, Christmas ornaments, folk art paintâ€" ing, dried florals, stencils and Tâ€" shirts, jewelry, gourmet delights and much, much more. Show hours will be Saturday, Nov. 6th between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 7th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $3. Vendors are still being accepted. For informaâ€" tion, call Gloria at 884â€"0618. On Sunday, Nov. 14th, the highly acclaimed Mermaid Theatre from Nova Scotia drops by the Children‘s Centre with its puppet presentation of Gulliver‘s Travels. . Classic tale Mermaid‘s innovative reâ€"telling of Jonathan Swift‘s classic tale is entertainment for children and famiâ€" lies. Gulliver first appears as a norâ€" mal size adult, a whimsical teller of tales who recalls his amazing adventures. When shipwrecked and overpowered by scores of little peoâ€" ple, he suddenly appears huge but a few scenes later, to his dismay he is dwarfed by the giant Brobdingnans. Gulliver‘s Travels is for all ages. Tickets, which are $6.42, are availâ€" able through the Oakville Centre box office at 815â€"2021.>~**~