Christine Sismondo

Mar 13, 2025 | thespec.com | Christine Sismondo

“Goodbye Broadway, hello Montreal! With a stein upon the table, I’ll be laughing at you all.”These lyrics are courtesy of Irving Berlin’s 1928 hit song, “Hello Montreal!” — a celebration of the city’s awesome jazz clubs, wild red-light district, and what may have been the best bar scene in North America. Of course, there wasn’t a lot of competition. Prohibition had shuttered bars everywhere in the United States since 1920.

Mar 13, 2025 | bramptonguardian.com | Christine Sismondo

“Goodbye Broadway, hello Montreal! With a stein upon the table, I’ll be laughing at you all.”These lyrics are courtesy of Irving Berlin’s 1928 hit song, “Hello Montreal!” — a celebration of the city’s awesome jazz clubs, wild red-light district, and what may have been the best bar scene in North America. Of course, there wasn’t a lot of competition. Prohibition had shuttered bars everywhere in the United States since 1920.

Mar 13, 2025 | simcoe.com | Christine Sismondo

“Goodbye Broadway, hello Montreal! With a stein upon the table, I’ll be laughing at you all.”These lyrics are courtesy of Irving Berlin’s 1928 hit song, “Hello Montreal!” — a celebration of the city’s awesome jazz clubs, wild red-light district, and what may have been the best bar scene in North America. Of course, there wasn’t a lot of competition. Prohibition had shuttered bars everywhere in the United States since 1920.

Mar 13, 2025 | ourwindsor.ca | Christine Sismondo

“Goodbye Broadway, hello Montreal! With a stein upon the table, I’ll be laughing at you all.”These lyrics are courtesy of Irving Berlin’s 1928 hit song, “Hello Montreal!” — a celebration of the city’s awesome jazz clubs, wild red-light district, and what may have been the best bar scene in North America. Of course, there wasn’t a lot of competition. Prohibition had shuttered bars everywhere in the United States since 1920.

Dec 13, 2024 | sharpmagazine.com | Christine Sismondo

When Frank Family Vineyards scooped awards for best tasting room and friendliest hospitality in Napa Valley, it likely didn’t come as much of a surprise to the loyal superfans who come back as often as they can to savour this extraordinary wine experience. Housed in a recently restored 1930s craftsman bungalow with a refurbished fireplace and a lovely view of the vineyards, the Frank Family tasting room strikes the perfect balance between casual vibes and world-class wine.