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Kate Dingwall

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  • Writer, Freelance
  • Food and Beverage Contributor, Forbes
  • None, FREELANCE (FOOD & WINE)
  • None, Forbes, Freelance
Canada, Toronto
As seen in: Forbes, Issuu, Yahoo News Malaysia, People, SFGate, The Toronto Star, CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC), Serious Eats, The Culture Trip, Vogue, Yahoo and
Covers:  Beverage, Food, Travel
Doesn't Cover: Fashion
wine/travel. forbes, wine enthusiast, sevenfifty daily, maxim, toronto star, liquor.com, others

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By day, I'm a seasoned writer, editor, and photographer covering the intersection between spirits, business, culture and travel. By night I'm a WSET-trained wine professional with an award-winning restaurant group.
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My work appears in Forbes.com, Food & Wine, Serious Eats, Toronto Life, Elle, Worth, People, InsideHook, Maxim, Liquor.com, The Toronto Star, and more publications, both print and online.

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Fancy a trip to France? Here are the best places to enjoy the wine | The Toronto Star

Fancy a trip to France? Here are the best places to enjoy the wine | The Toronto Star

To experience "the world's greatest wine culture," explore France with these recommendations from expert Jon …

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We're in the Golden Age of Boxed Wine (Seriously) | InsideHook

We're in the Golden Age of Boxed Wine (Seriously) | InsideHook

Thanks to a new wave of producers, boxed wine has gone from terrible to trivial to terrific. We pick five of …

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The Boilermaker Will Outlast Us All | Food & Wine

The Boilermaker Will Outlast Us All | Food & Wine

The boilermaker, also known as a shot of whiskey alongside a beer, seems to defy the rise in non-alcoholic an…

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How to Spot Ladybug Taint, a Downright Gross Wine Flaw | Wine Enthusiast

How to Spot Ladybug Taint, a Downright Gross Wine Flaw | Wine Enthusiast

Stowaway beetles can release chemical compounds that deliver aromas of rotten peas, moldy potatoes and aggres…

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Transformative Travel: 8 Enchanting Destinations That Are Sure to Spark Inspiration | Vogue

Transformative Travel: 8 Enchanting Destinations That Are Sure to Spark Inspiration | Vogue

With an exciting roster of properties around the globe, Andaz puts creativity and exploration at the forefron…

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Why Winemakers Are Split on the Benefits of Concrete Eggs | SevenFifty Daily

Why Winemakers Are Split on the Benefits of Concrete Eggs | SevenFifty Daily

Some winemakers promise this increasingly popular fermenting and aging vessel offers softer tannins and great…

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Does Light Drinking Lower Cancer Risk? Depends Who You Ask

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By Kate Dingwall Verified
| Wine Enthusiast Magazine Verified
A recent study sheds new insights on the relationship between alcohol and health. Published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine this May, the report found no link between moderate alcohol consumption and cancer mortality. Furthermore, the study, led by Laura C. Pinheiro PhD (a cancer researcher at Cornell) and sponsored by the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Health & Human Service, noted that light drinkers had lower rates of cancer mortality.
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Insider’s guide to Grey County: Where to find the region’s cool towns, biking trails and best new restaurant

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By Kate Dingwall Verified
| InsideHalton.com Verified
Among Toronto travellers, Grey County is perhaps best known for the wintry slopes of Blue Mountain. But the region has more than ski-season appeal, offering delightful waterfront towns such as Thornbury, abundant fruit orchards (this is home to Ontario’s Apple Pie Trail) and a road-trip-worthy dining scene. Neighbouring destinations like Collingwood are also just a quick drive away. Take it from hotelier J.P. Adamo, who grew up summering around the southern shores of Georgian Bay.
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Insider’s guide to Grey County: Where to find the region’s cool towns, biking trails and best new restaurant

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By Kate Dingwall Verified
| The Peterborough Examiner Verified
Among Toronto travellers, Grey County is perhaps best known for the wintry slopes of Blue Mountain. But the region has more than ski-season appeal, offering delightful waterfront towns such as Thornbury, abundant fruit orchards (this is home to Ontario’s Apple Pie Trail) and a road-trip-worthy dining scene. Neighbouring destinations like Collingwood are also just a quick drive away. Take it from hotelier J.P. Adamo, who grew up summering around the southern shores of Georgian Bay.
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