About Portuscalle:
Restaurant Portuscalle located in the hearth of the Portuguese sector on St-Laurent street serves traditional Portuguese cuisine. At Portuscalle we say that the idea of a tapas meal (Petisco) is to share ideas and food. PortusCalle offers a wide range of tapas (Petiscos) with the taste and the heat of Portugal. PortusCalle specializes in seafood, grilled meats and fresh fish.
www.portuscalle.ca
About Guénaël Revel (sommelier):
Historian and sommelier by profession, Guénaël Revel studied history of art at the Louvre School in Paris before moving on to oenology at the University of Bordeaux. He settled in Quebec in 1995 and worked as sommelier in several Montreal establishments (Winnie’s, Churchill, Hôtel Germain) up until 2002. Wine columnist, member of international juries at various wine competitions and President of CAPS (Canadian Association of Professional Sommeliers) from 2002 to 2006, he has authored numerous reference books on wines and champagne; he also co-hosts the "Champagne !" show on Canal Évasion in Quebec since April 2008.
About Jenny Whiteley:
A new CD from Jenny Whiteley is always something to celebrate, but for her growing number of fans the release of ‘Forgive and Forget’ will prove more than worth the wait.
Great music has the power to heal, and if Jenny’s concerts are like a reunion that passes all too quickly, her CDs take their time and sink in deeply like a letter from that same long lost friend to be treasured and re-read over time.
She first came to national attention while singing and playing with Heartbreak Hill, the groundbreaking bluegrass group from Ontario who were nominated for a Juno award in 1999. But, that was an honour that had to wait until her self-produced debut came out in 2000 and Jenny won the roots album of the year award. By 2003, things really got rolling with her second Juno winning release ‘Hopetown’, the first CD produced by Steve Dawson for his Black Hen Music label, marking the beginning of a fruitful and productive working relationship that continued with 2006’s ‘Dear’ and has reached its highest point with ‘Forgive and Forget’.
www.jennywhiteley.com
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