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This review is for the restaurant, as I do not own a boat. :) I've been to the restaurant quite a few times now as my aunt is a member and the food is great. You probably wouldn't expect much but I was pleasantly surprised. The eating area is quite large and has windows that look out onto the lake and docks, great views all around. The menu isn't large, but it does have a little bit of everything. I've tried the fish & chips which were excellent as well as the chicken fingers with sweet potato fries - also fantastic. The fingers & fries were listed as an appetizer but I was stuffed afterwards, its definitely a meal! Being half-Italian, I know my pizza...(probably has more to do with the fact that I love food than being half-Italian, but I digress) and this pizza is delicious. SO MUCH CHEESE. Ooey gooey good. They also have complimentary (!) coffee and tea. Complimentary anything is always a bonus in my book! Shocking fact - prices are downright cheap. I assumed with it being a club and all that the prices might be a little on the high side, but I was wrong. Another bonus!

Great location in park land at the edge of Etobicoke and Toronto., close to the Gardiner Expressway. Excellent deep water access within an hour of downtown. Active self-help club with good services, reasonable fees and diverse membership. Racing or cruising, or just your cottage on the water. Secure gated access by intercom. Excellent restaurant on-site with upscale dinner menu. Sailing school next door.

We miss going to this gem of a restaurant on the waters edge. Decided to take advantage of their concierge service of curb side pick up for dinner. Appreciate the excellent service and delicious food they continue to offer in these unsettled times. Bon appetit;)

Founded in 1978 and located in beautiful Humber Bay Park West, Mimico Cruising Club, with its gorgeous clubhouse and grounds, wide fairways and spectacular facilities has truly earned the nickname, "An Oasis In The City." Mimico Cruising Club boasts a traditional name reflecting the cruising and racing interests of its members. The non-stop social activities along with a fabulous mix of power and sail illustrates why the Club has grown to over 500 members with docking for 300+ boats.

I am going to give this place 4 stars with an explaination. First let me explain, we had my daughters wedding here and it was lovely, wait staff were very nice and professional, George was wonderful. The problem we had was with the general manager John. Very unprossional man and very unorganized. When we first went to see him, he provided us with a quote. When we went back to book, he gave us an entirely different quote that was a thousand dollars more, thank goodness we kept our copy. We upgraded the wine which we didn't get, the waiters didn't have a guide on which meals the guests were to have because John didn't give him the info we provided him so I had to go over the entire meal plan with them. He was supposed to be there the day of wedding, he was not. We were supposed to have drinks and snacks provided at waters edge while having pictures done, he didn't tell staff to do this. They were supposed to cut and serve the wedding cake, they did not. He didn't have the garbage bins emptied and the smell wafted up on the balcony which was offensive. He emailed my daughter on the eve of her wedding saying she owed an extra five hundred dollars for extra guests because he miscounted getting her all upset. If you book here, really watch this guy and insist he be there the day of wedding. He won't give you his cel number so you can't get ahold of him unless the place is open. I wonder if the owner of the place knows about all this stuff.

I had my wedding there about a month ago. All I can say is John (the manager) is very nice and friendly, all the staff were wonderful. I had the place decorated with a lot of flowers, and look gorgeous. Food was really good too and all my guests were really impressed with the service and food, how fresh and tasteful it was. If you are looking for a cottage feel, small, cozy and very intimate wedding, Mimico Cruising Club is an amazing place and I totally recommend it.

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• Latitude: 43.6170932
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• Overall consistency in performance;
• Recognition and/or ranking achieved outside Ontario and Canada;
• Versatility or scope of achievements;
• Degree of inspiration to others both on the water and on shore;
• Overall contribution to the quality and recognition of Ontario sailors;
• A role model to others in the sailing community.
• Actual race results with particular regard to:
• Noticeable improvement in performance during the current year, indicating the potential for future international results;
• The recipient will normally be in the 23 & under age category;

The Female Junior Sailor of the Year is presented to a female athlete who has achieved results on at least a Provincial and National level (could be International, but not necessary) that demonstrated a high level of skill and expertise in their discipline. Must be 18 years or younger as of December 31st in the year ending. SELECTION CRITERIA:

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Hunter Dejean 2018 Hunter Dejean 2017 Clara Gravely 2016 Clara Gravely 2015 Clara Gravely 2014 Not Presented 2013 Olivia Mew 2012 Ali ten Hove 2011 Violet Stafford 2010 Meredith Megarry 2009 Sarah Douglas 2008 Brenda Bowskill 2007 Helen Dam 2006 Emily Hill 2005 Joanne Prokop 2004 Alessandra Herrera Reimer 2003 Erin Kestenbaum 2002 Yolande Gooderham & Katherine MacLennan 2001 Caroline Kaars Sijpesteijn

Female Sailor of the Year is presented to the female sailor who has achieved results on a Provincial, National, and/or International level, which demonstrated a high level of skill and expertise in her discipline. SELECTION CRITERIA:

• No age guidelines;

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 2019 Jodi Munden 2018 Sarah Douglas & 2017 Sarah Douglas 2016 Danielle Boyd & 2015 Brenda Bowskill 2014 Brenda Bowskill 2013 Brenda Bowskill 2012 Violet Stafford 2011 Meredith Megarry & Emily McIlquham 2010 Claire Merry 2009 Joanne Prokop 2008 Katie Abbott, Martha Henderson, Jen Provan 2007 Alanna Foscarini and Alison Ludzki 2006 Victoria Crowder 2005 Amy Cada 2004 Jen Provan & Nikola Girke 2003 Victoria Crowder & Claudia Strobele 2002 Claudia Strobele 2001 Jen Provan & Nikola Girke 2000 Jen Provan

This award is presented to a (current) certified Sail Canada Instructor/Coach who has shown exceptional leadership in a learn-to-sail or racing program. NOMINATION PROCESS:

In order to be considered, a nomination form must be completed and a letter supporting the nomination must be submitted to [email protected] and come from one of the following:

• Employer, Club or Head Instructor (The club/school must be members of OSA/Sail Canada and teach CANSail levels and award CANSail certificates and seals);
• A student or athlete;
• Certified coach from another club, (or Provincial or National Coach);

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• Demonstrates and exudes sportsmanlike behaviour in him/herself and expects the same of her/his athletes/students,
• Is a primary factor in improving the skills and results of his/her students,
• Is a team player and works well with fellow coaches/instructors and supervisors,
• Volunteer contribution to her/his community and/or school may be considered (in a bonus category).

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Ryan Perry & Kristina Harris 2018 Max Robinson 2017 Lauren Laventure 2016 Nigel Crosscombe 2015 Geordie Miller 2014 Max Crothers 2013 Rob Frost 2012 Rob Frost 2011 Cam Lymburner 2010 Ethan Holtzer 2009 Graham Fraser 2008 Samara Crothers 2007 Corey Lynam 2006 Roslyn Dakin 2005 Ashley Lethbridge 2004 Karen May 2003 Will Abbott 2002 Darin McRae 2001 Tim Bishop 2000 Rob Fox

This award is presented to a Member Club or Organization that ran a regatta of exceptional quality during the past year. NOMINATION PROCESS:

n order to be considered, a nomination form must be completed and a letter of recommendation must be submitted to [email protected] and come from either an athlete or a coach who participated in the event.

• Race management (must be certified Race Officer as PRO, Level 2),
• Pre-regatta information package, i.e. Notice of Race
• Reception, registration, billeting, hosting, food & refreshment
• Value for registration fee
• Overall component of fun and fellowship that may include entertainment or special events.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Blind Fleet Racing World Championship @ Kingston Yacht Club 2018 Canadian Youth Championships @ The Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2017 J24 World Championships @ Port Credit Yacht Club 2016 Sailfest @ Sarnia Yacht Club 2015 Lightning Worlds 2014 2.4mR Worlds 2013 GHRYA 2012 Kingston Yacht Club – Shark Worlds 2011 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club and Burlington Sailing & Boating Club – Mobility Cup 2010 CORK – National Qualifying Regatta 2009 Disabled Sailing Association of Ontario – Mobility Cup 2008 Nepean Sailing Club – Ontario Summer Games 2007 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club- Youth National Championships 2006 Oakville Yacht Squadron – Ontario High School Championships 2005 Sarnia Ontario Sailing 23 & Under Provincial Championships 2004 Brockville OSA 16 & Under Single Handed Championships 2003 Etobicoke Yacht Club – J35 North American Championships 2002 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club – 2002 Europe World Championships 2001 Grand Bend Yacht Club – Canada Games 2001. 2000 Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club – Millennium Regatta

In an effort to recognize the great history of sailing in this province, Ontario Sailing is proud to present the Legends of Ontario Sailing Award … “Honouring the Past to Inspire the Future”. PURPOSE:

To acknowledge and recognize the outstanding contribution of an individual or a group of individuals who through his/her and/or their efforts, have inspired participation in the recreational and/or competitive sport of sailing in Canada.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:

• A Canadian or Canadians whose primary residence is in Ontario.
• Someone who has donated significant time and energy to improve the quality of and/or participation in the recreational and/or competitive sport of sailing.
• Present members of the Canadian Sailing Team
• Present members of the Ontario Sailing Team
• Anyone currently holding a board position with Ontario Sailing

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Larry MacDonald 2018 Not Presented 2017 The Abbott Family 2016 Jean & Bernie Luttmer 2015 Alex McAuley 2014 John Osborn 2013 “The 12 Founders of CORK”: Roger Green, Bill Cox, Paul Henderson, Lynn Watters, Sandy McPherson, Bart Dalton, Cam Jones, George Goodfellow, Russ Scrim, Harry Jemmett, Jack Orgill and Doug Keary. 2012 The “Ontario-Based, Canadian Flag-Bearing, Olympic Medal Winners”: Terry Neilson, Terry McLaughlin, Hans Fogh, John Kerr, Steve Calder, Frank McLaughlin, John Millen, and Mike Wolfs. 2011 The “Builders of C&C Yachts”: Rob Ball, Erich Bruckmann, George Cassian, George Cuthbertson, George Hinterhoeller and Ian Morch. 2010 The brave crews of Evergreen (RHYC) and Magistri (RCYC) that survived and endured the great storms that hit the 1979 Fastnet race.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2021 Wendy Loat 2019 Tim Irwin 2018 Not Presented 2017 Pat Lymburner 2016 Edward Graham Dougall 2015 Nicholas Thompson & Ashley Hum 2014 Donna Scott 2013 Irene McNeill 2012 Lynne Beal & Doug Creelman 2011 Marilea McAllister & Ethel Thayer 2010 Carolyn Gagnon 2009 Bernie Luttmer Sr. 2008 George Blanchard 2007 Ron Kobrick 2006 Al Will 2004 2005 Alex McAuley 2004 Mike Vollmer 2003 Laurel Connell 2002 Alan May 2001 Peter Van Buskirk 2000 David Sprague 1999 Keith Hobbs 1998 Leo Reise 1997 Easter Seals Regatta, RCYC

The award has no criteria other than what the title implies. The selection is made by the Executive Director with the approval of the Executive Committee. This award is not open to nominations. If you would like suggest a nominee, please send an email to [email protected]

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 TBA 2018 Andree Gauthier 2018 Jay McKinnell 2017 Tom Bolland 2016 David Starck 2015 Barbara Lyon-Stewart and; 2015 Ben Rabinovitch; YMCA Camp Kitchikewana 2014 Alan Johnson; Windsor Yacht Club 2013 Gary Howard; Canada Summer Games Team 2012 Mike Milner 2011 Derek Hatfield and VELUX Canada 2010 Paul Davis 2009 Laura Jarvis 2008 Rick Watters & Audrey Kobayashi 2007 John Miolla 2006 John Weakley 2005 Linda Waddell & Jenny McEwen-Hill 2004 Lynne Beal 2003 Allan Sparrow 2002 Bruce Bussin 2001 Brian Knoll 2000 Jon Matthews 1999 Tommy Wharton 1998 Loren Richter, Eastgate Ford

To acknowledge and recognize the outstanding contribution of Ontario Sailing volunteers. The contribution can be related to activities over a period of years or to a specific event or program during a particular year. The selection is made by Ontario Sailing representatives.

This award is not open to nominations. If you would like suggest a nominee, please send an email to [email protected] .

• Someone who has demonstrated leadership qualities
• A Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Ontario.

EXCLUSIONS:

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Katie Coleman Nicoll 2018 Not Presented 2017 Mark Searle 2016 Wendy Loat 2016 Kevin Corcoran 2015 John Weakley

To acknowledge and recognize the multi-dimensional aspects of running a club. Criteria such as financial management, policies, governance and community outreach as well as the sailing components of running a club are considered in selecting a club that is demonstrating successes in different ways.

• The nominated club must be a member in good standing with Ontario Sailing.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Cedar Island Yacht Club

This award is presented to the Club with the best Overall Results from the Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series. To see the regattas included in the results, please see the current year’s Grand Prix Development Series regattas.

NOTE- This award is not open to nomination. It is based on results

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2018 TBA 2017 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2016 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2015 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2014 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2013 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2012 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2011 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2010 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2009 Kingston Yacht Club 2008 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2007 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2006 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2005 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2004 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2003 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2002 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2001 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2000 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1999 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1998 Royal Canadian Yacht Club

This Award is presented to the Club with the best results in single handed classes in the Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series. To see the regattas included in the results please see the current year’s Grand Prix Development Series regattas

NOTE- This award is not open to nomination. It is based on results.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2018 Britannia Yacht Club 2017 Royal Canadian Yacht Club & Port Credit Yacht Club 2016 Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club & Royal Hamilton Yacht Club 2015 Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club 2014 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2013 Port Credit Yacht Club 2012 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2011 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2010 Port Credit Yacht Club 2009 Port Credit Yacht Club 2008 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2007 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2006 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2005 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club 2004 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2003 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2002 Island Yacht Club 2001 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club 2000 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1999 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1998 Island Yacht Club

This award is presented to the Club with the best result in the double handed classes Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series. To see the regattas included in the results please see the current year’s Grand Prix Development Series regattas

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2018 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2017 Oakville Yacht Squadron & Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2016 Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club & Bronte Harbour Yacht Club & National Yacht Club 2015 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2014 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2013 Kingston Yacht Club 2012 Kingston Yacht Club 2011 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2010 Burlington Sailing and Boating Club 2009 Kingston Yacht Club 2008 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2007 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2006 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2005 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2004 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2003 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2002 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2001 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2000 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1999 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1998 Royal Canadian Yacht Club

This award is presented to the winners of each class in the Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series.

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Mimico Cruising Club boasts a traditional name reflecting the cruising and racing interests of its members. The non-stop social activities along with a fabulous mix of power and sail illustrates why the Club has grown to over 500 members with docking for 300+ boats. Come on in and take a look around, you’ll be sure to like what you see!

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Etobicoke, ON M8V 3X7

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This review is for the restaurant, as I do not own a boat. :) I've been to the restaurant quite a few times now as my aunt is a member and the food is great. You probably wouldn't expect much but I was pleasantly surprised. The eating area is quite large and has windows that look out onto the lake and docks, great views all around. The menu isn't large, but it does have a little bit of everything. I've tried the fish & chips which were excellent as well as the chicken fingers with sweet potato fries - also fantastic. The fingers & fries were listed as an appetizer but I was stuffed afterwards, its definitely a meal! Being half-Italian, I know my pizza...(probably has more to do with the fact that I love food than being half-Italian, but I digress) and this pizza is delicious. SO MUCH CHEESE. Ooey gooey good. They also have complimentary (!) coffee and tea. Complimentary anything is always a bonus in my book! Shocking fact - prices are downright cheap. I assumed with it being a club and all that the prices might be a little on the high side, but I was wrong. Another bonus!

Great location in park land at the edge of Etobicoke and Toronto., close to the Gardiner Expressway. Excellent deep water access within an hour of downtown. Active self-help club with good services, reasonable fees and diverse membership. Racing or cruising, or just your cottage on the water. Secure gated access by intercom. Excellent restaurant on-site with upscale dinner menu. Sailing school next door.

We miss going to this gem of a restaurant on the waters edge. Decided to take advantage of their concierge service of curb side pick up for dinner. Appreciate the excellent service and delicious food they continue to offer in these unsettled times. Bon appetit;)

Founded in 1978 and located in beautiful Humber Bay Park West, Mimico Cruising Club, with its gorgeous clubhouse and grounds, wide fairways and spectacular facilities has truly earned the nickname, "An Oasis In The City." Mimico Cruising Club boasts a traditional name reflecting the cruising and racing interests of its members. The non-stop social activities along with a fabulous mix of power and sail illustrates why the Club has grown to over 500 members with docking for 300+ boats.

I am going to give this place 4 stars with an explaination. First let me explain, we had my daughters wedding here and it was lovely, wait staff were very nice and professional, George was wonderful. The problem we had was with the general manager John. Very unprossional man and very unorganized. When we first went to see him, he provided us with a quote. When we went back to book, he gave us an entirely different quote that was a thousand dollars more, thank goodness we kept our copy. We upgraded the wine which we didn't get, the waiters didn't have a guide on which meals the guests were to have because John didn't give him the info we provided him so I had to go over the entire meal plan with them. He was supposed to be there the day of wedding, he was not. We were supposed to have drinks and snacks provided at waters edge while having pictures done, he didn't tell staff to do this. They were supposed to cut and serve the wedding cake, they did not. He didn't have the garbage bins emptied and the smell wafted up on the balcony which was offensive. He emailed my daughter on the eve of her wedding saying she owed an extra five hundred dollars for extra guests because he miscounted getting her all upset. If you book here, really watch this guy and insist he be there the day of wedding. He won't give you his cel number so you can't get ahold of him unless the place is open. I wonder if the owner of the place knows about all this stuff.

I had my wedding there about a month ago. All I can say is John (the manager) is very nice and friendly, all the staff were wonderful. I had the place decorated with a lot of flowers, and look gorgeous. Food was really good too and all my guests were really impressed with the service and food, how fresh and tasteful it was. If you are looking for a cottage feel, small, cozy and very intimate wedding, Mimico Cruising Club is an amazing place and I totally recommend it.

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• Last updated:  August 8, 2024

• Last updated: 
• Yacht Club location: 200 Humber Bay Park Road West
• Latitude: 43.6170932
• Longitude: -79.47753820000002
• First Night: Free
• Second Night: Free
• Third Night: $2.50/per foot
• Fourth Night: $2.50/per foot
• True Reciprocal: Yes
• Maximum Stay Length: 7 days in a 1 month period

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• Score sheet position
• Significance of events
• Depth of competition
• Overall consistency in performance;
• Recognition and/or ranking achieved outside Ontario and Canada;
• Versatility or scope of achievements;
• Degree of inspiration to others both on the water and on shore;
• Overall contribution to the quality and recognition of Ontario sailors;
• A role model to others in the sailing community.
• Actual race results with particular regard to:
• Noticeable improvement in performance during the current year, indicating the potential for future international results;
• The recipient will normally be in the 23 & under age category;

The Female Junior Sailor of the Year is presented to a female athlete who has achieved results on at least a Provincial and National level (could be International, but not necessary) that demonstrated a high level of skill and expertise in their discipline. Must be 18 years or younger as of December 31st in the year ending. SELECTION CRITERIA:

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Hunter Dejean 2018 Hunter Dejean 2017 Clara Gravely 2016 Clara Gravely 2015 Clara Gravely 2014 Not Presented 2013 Olivia Mew 2012 Ali ten Hove 2011 Violet Stafford 2010 Meredith Megarry 2009 Sarah Douglas 2008 Brenda Bowskill 2007 Helen Dam 2006 Emily Hill 2005 Joanne Prokop 2004 Alessandra Herrera Reimer 2003 Erin Kestenbaum 2002 Yolande Gooderham & Katherine MacLennan 2001 Caroline Kaars Sijpesteijn

Female Sailor of the Year is presented to the female sailor who has achieved results on a Provincial, National, and/or International level, which demonstrated a high level of skill and expertise in her discipline. SELECTION CRITERIA:

• No age guidelines;

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 2019 Jodi Munden 2018 Sarah Douglas & 2017 Sarah Douglas 2016 Danielle Boyd & 2015 Brenda Bowskill 2014 Brenda Bowskill 2013 Brenda Bowskill 2012 Violet Stafford 2011 Meredith Megarry & Emily McIlquham 2010 Claire Merry 2009 Joanne Prokop 2008 Katie Abbott, Martha Henderson, Jen Provan 2007 Alanna Foscarini and Alison Ludzki 2006 Victoria Crowder 2005 Amy Cada 2004 Jen Provan & Nikola Girke 2003 Victoria Crowder & Claudia Strobele 2002 Claudia Strobele 2001 Jen Provan & Nikola Girke 2000 Jen Provan

This award is presented to a (current) certified Sail Canada Instructor/Coach who has shown exceptional leadership in a learn-to-sail or racing program. NOMINATION PROCESS:

In order to be considered, a nomination form must be completed and a letter supporting the nomination must be submitted to [email protected] and come from one of the following:

• Employer, Club or Head Instructor (The club/school must be members of OSA/Sail Canada and teach CANSail levels and award CANSail certificates and seals);
• A student or athlete;
• Certified coach from another club, (or Provincial or National Coach);

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• Demonstrates and exudes sportsmanlike behaviour in him/herself and expects the same of her/his athletes/students,
• Is a primary factor in improving the skills and results of his/her students,
• Is a team player and works well with fellow coaches/instructors and supervisors,
• Volunteer contribution to her/his community and/or school may be considered (in a bonus category).

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Ryan Perry & Kristina Harris 2018 Max Robinson 2017 Lauren Laventure 2016 Nigel Crosscombe 2015 Geordie Miller 2014 Max Crothers 2013 Rob Frost 2012 Rob Frost 2011 Cam Lymburner 2010 Ethan Holtzer 2009 Graham Fraser 2008 Samara Crothers 2007 Corey Lynam 2006 Roslyn Dakin 2005 Ashley Lethbridge 2004 Karen May 2003 Will Abbott 2002 Darin McRae 2001 Tim Bishop 2000 Rob Fox

This award is presented to a Member Club or Organization that ran a regatta of exceptional quality during the past year. NOMINATION PROCESS:

n order to be considered, a nomination form must be completed and a letter of recommendation must be submitted to [email protected] and come from either an athlete or a coach who participated in the event.

• Race management (must be certified Race Officer as PRO, Level 2),
• Pre-regatta information package, i.e. Notice of Race
• Reception, registration, billeting, hosting, food & refreshment
• Value for registration fee
• Overall component of fun and fellowship that may include entertainment or special events.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Blind Fleet Racing World Championship @ Kingston Yacht Club 2018 Canadian Youth Championships @ The Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2017 J24 World Championships @ Port Credit Yacht Club 2016 Sailfest @ Sarnia Yacht Club 2015 Lightning Worlds 2014 2.4mR Worlds 2013 GHRYA 2012 Kingston Yacht Club – Shark Worlds 2011 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club and Burlington Sailing & Boating Club – Mobility Cup 2010 CORK – National Qualifying Regatta 2009 Disabled Sailing Association of Ontario – Mobility Cup 2008 Nepean Sailing Club – Ontario Summer Games 2007 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club- Youth National Championships 2006 Oakville Yacht Squadron – Ontario High School Championships 2005 Sarnia Ontario Sailing 23 & Under Provincial Championships 2004 Brockville OSA 16 & Under Single Handed Championships 2003 Etobicoke Yacht Club – J35 North American Championships 2002 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club – 2002 Europe World Championships 2001 Grand Bend Yacht Club – Canada Games 2001. 2000 Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club – Millennium Regatta

In an effort to recognize the great history of sailing in this province, Ontario Sailing is proud to present the Legends of Ontario Sailing Award … “Honouring the Past to Inspire the Future”. PURPOSE:

To acknowledge and recognize the outstanding contribution of an individual or a group of individuals who through his/her and/or their efforts, have inspired participation in the recreational and/or competitive sport of sailing in Canada.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:

• A Canadian or Canadians whose primary residence is in Ontario.
• Someone who has donated significant time and energy to improve the quality of and/or participation in the recreational and/or competitive sport of sailing.
• Present members of the Canadian Sailing Team
• Present members of the Ontario Sailing Team
• Anyone currently holding a board position with Ontario Sailing

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Larry MacDonald 2018 Not Presented 2017 The Abbott Family 2016 Jean & Bernie Luttmer 2015 Alex McAuley 2014 John Osborn 2013 “The 12 Founders of CORK”: Roger Green, Bill Cox, Paul Henderson, Lynn Watters, Sandy McPherson, Bart Dalton, Cam Jones, George Goodfellow, Russ Scrim, Harry Jemmett, Jack Orgill and Doug Keary. 2012 The “Ontario-Based, Canadian Flag-Bearing, Olympic Medal Winners”: Terry Neilson, Terry McLaughlin, Hans Fogh, John Kerr, Steve Calder, Frank McLaughlin, John Millen, and Mike Wolfs. 2011 The “Builders of C&C Yachts”: Rob Ball, Erich Bruckmann, George Cassian, George Cuthbertson, George Hinterhoeller and Ian Morch. 2010 The brave crews of Evergreen (RHYC) and Magistri (RCYC) that survived and endured the great storms that hit the 1979 Fastnet race.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2021 Wendy Loat 2019 Tim Irwin 2018 Not Presented 2017 Pat Lymburner 2016 Edward Graham Dougall 2015 Nicholas Thompson & Ashley Hum 2014 Donna Scott 2013 Irene McNeill 2012 Lynne Beal & Doug Creelman 2011 Marilea McAllister & Ethel Thayer 2010 Carolyn Gagnon 2009 Bernie Luttmer Sr. 2008 George Blanchard 2007 Ron Kobrick 2006 Al Will 2004 2005 Alex McAuley 2004 Mike Vollmer 2003 Laurel Connell 2002 Alan May 2001 Peter Van Buskirk 2000 David Sprague 1999 Keith Hobbs 1998 Leo Reise 1997 Easter Seals Regatta, RCYC

The award has no criteria other than what the title implies. The selection is made by the Executive Director with the approval of the Executive Committee. This award is not open to nominations. If you would like suggest a nominee, please send an email to [email protected]

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 TBA 2018 Andree Gauthier 2018 Jay McKinnell 2017 Tom Bolland 2016 David Starck 2015 Barbara Lyon-Stewart and; 2015 Ben Rabinovitch; YMCA Camp Kitchikewana 2014 Alan Johnson; Windsor Yacht Club 2013 Gary Howard; Canada Summer Games Team 2012 Mike Milner 2011 Derek Hatfield and VELUX Canada 2010 Paul Davis 2009 Laura Jarvis 2008 Rick Watters & Audrey Kobayashi 2007 John Miolla 2006 John Weakley 2005 Linda Waddell & Jenny McEwen-Hill 2004 Lynne Beal 2003 Allan Sparrow 2002 Bruce Bussin 2001 Brian Knoll 2000 Jon Matthews 1999 Tommy Wharton 1998 Loren Richter, Eastgate Ford

To acknowledge and recognize the outstanding contribution of Ontario Sailing volunteers. The contribution can be related to activities over a period of years or to a specific event or program during a particular year. The selection is made by Ontario Sailing representatives.

This award is not open to nominations. If you would like suggest a nominee, please send an email to [email protected] .

• Someone who has demonstrated leadership qualities
• A Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Ontario.

EXCLUSIONS:

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Katie Coleman Nicoll 2018 Not Presented 2017 Mark Searle 2016 Wendy Loat 2016 Kevin Corcoran 2015 John Weakley

To acknowledge and recognize the multi-dimensional aspects of running a club. Criteria such as financial management, policies, governance and community outreach as well as the sailing components of running a club are considered in selecting a club that is demonstrating successes in different ways.

• The nominated club must be a member in good standing with Ontario Sailing.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Cedar Island Yacht Club

This award is presented to the Club with the best Overall Results from the Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series. To see the regattas included in the results, please see the current year’s Grand Prix Development Series regattas.

NOTE- This award is not open to nomination. It is based on results

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2018 TBA 2017 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2016 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2015 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2014 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2013 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2012 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2011 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2010 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2009 Kingston Yacht Club 2008 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2007 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2006 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2005 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2004 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2003 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2002 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2001 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2000 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1999 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1998 Royal Canadian Yacht Club

This Award is presented to the Club with the best results in single handed classes in the Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series. To see the regattas included in the results please see the current year’s Grand Prix Development Series regattas

NOTE- This award is not open to nomination. It is based on results.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2018 Britannia Yacht Club 2017 Royal Canadian Yacht Club & Port Credit Yacht Club 2016 Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club & Royal Hamilton Yacht Club 2015 Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club 2014 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2013 Port Credit Yacht Club 2012 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2011 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2010 Port Credit Yacht Club 2009 Port Credit Yacht Club 2008 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2007 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2006 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2005 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club 2004 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2003 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2002 Island Yacht Club 2001 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club 2000 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1999 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1998 Island Yacht Club

This award is presented to the Club with the best result in the double handed classes Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series. To see the regattas included in the results please see the current year’s Grand Prix Development Series regattas

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2018 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2017 Oakville Yacht Squadron & Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2016 Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club & Bronte Harbour Yacht Club & National Yacht Club 2015 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2014 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2013 Kingston Yacht Club 2012 Kingston Yacht Club 2011 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2010 Burlington Sailing and Boating Club 2009 Kingston Yacht Club 2008 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2007 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2006 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2005 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2004 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2003 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2002 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2001 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2000 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1999 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1998 Royal Canadian Yacht Club

This award is presented to the winners of each class in the Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series.

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“The NAVIX50 embodies our philosophy of creating vessels that excel in any environment,” Leapher CEO Yiannis Andriotis said in a statement. “From the Drake Passage to the coast of St. Tropez, this yacht redefines what’s possible in the sub-500GT category.”

The spacious interior includes six generous cabins, with the option for a seventh cabin or expanded skylounge. The guest cabin on the main deck can also be turned into a gym, wellness area, or an expanded owner’s suite. All guest cabins are equipped with king-size beds, while the owner’s suite is fitted with a plush super king-size bed. The yacht is also home to six crew cabins that can sleep up to 11.

The exterior decks are replete with alfresco dining areas, lounges, and sunbeds. The aft deck is arguably the standout, with two folding terraces, a large, 18-foot pool, a sprawling sunbathing area, a swim platform, and not one but two wet bars. At the opposite end, the foredeck doubles as a garage for two tenders.

“It [the NAVIX50] offers unparalleled versatility and luxury while maintaining an attractive value proposition for seasoned owners,” added Andriotis.

Leapher operates on a site formerly owned by cruise ship producer De Hoop that closed at the height of the pandemic. The yard is set to deliver the first NAVIX60 later this month. Christened Horizon, the 198-foot explorer will be on display at the Monaco Yacht Show from September 25 to 28.

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Restaurant hours are Wednesday & Thursday 5 pm to 9 pm, Friday and Saturday 12 pm to 9 pm, and Sunday 12 pm to 8 pm. Although there are no fuel docks in the basin, fuel can be purchased at Lake Promenade Marina to the west. Reciprocal Arrangements: At Mimico Cruising Club, we believe in offering reciprocal privileges and hospitality to all ...

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The Absolute Best Regional Cocktails To Try In The US

Cocktails were not born on American soil, but this is where they were perfected to give momentum to the modern cocktail culture. As such, many quintessential mixed drinks were created in the U.S., including classics such as an Old-Fashioned, White Russian, and Manhattan. After the country went through Prohibition, the cocktail culture was reintroduced, and it came back with a force to bring illustrious representatives like the Whiskey Sour and Mai Tai. Mixology still flourishes in the U.S., and there seems to be no end to the immensely creative process.

Most cocktails have an international character and can be recreated regardless of location. That's why some of the most successful creations, such as the elegant Martini or Cosmopolitan, easily blend in on bar menus. However, sometimes, a cocktail gets landlocked in a particular region or a city. This happens because the drink features a regional ingredient, or the locals are simply smitten by a particular combination. We're zeroing in to bring you a list of the absolute best regional cocktails you can try in the U.S.

Ranch Water

Ranch Water is a tequila-based cocktail that is synonymous with West Texas. This straightforward concoction combines tequila, lime juice, and Topo Chico sparkling water to make a light, zingy, and refreshing drink.

The origin of Ranch Water has never been thoroughly clarified, but it has been a regional favorite for decades. Originally under the radar, it only started to pop up on Texan menus in the 2000s. There are many stories explaining the name and its invention, but the most probable theory is that it first appeared among local farmers as a refreshing drink they could whip up instantly. Nowadays, Ranch Water is a menu staple and even comes in convenient canned versions.

Ranch Water is classified as a highball cocktail, and consequently, it comes served in a Collins glass filled with ice. If you want to recreate the recipe, use blanco tequila, as it has the most neutral character, and freshly squeezed lime juice. Although, the original recipe calls for Topo Chico, the legendary Mexican sparkling water with a huge fan base in Texas, you can swap in other brands if you don't have it on hand.

Café Brûlot

Café Brûlot is best described as a caffeinated fiery spectacle made with black coffee, orange liqueur, brandy, sugar, citrus zest, and spices. The cocktail was created in the 1880s at Antoine's, a historical New Orleans restaurants, but these days it graces the menu of several acclaimed Creole establishments, including Galatoire's and Arnaud's. It is said that the local pirate Jean Lafitte inspired its creation with the dramatic spectacles he used to recreate on the street, merely as a distraction to allow his gang to steal valuables from spectators.

Café Brûlot is always assembled table-side with a professional preparation that resembles a theatrical performance. The various elements that go into it all come assembled on a cart. The waiter heats a mix of orange and lemon zest, cinnamon, brandy, and orange liqueur, and spikes a long spiral of orange peel with cloves. When the boozy mix is hot enough, they take out a ladle, set the liquid on fire, and carefully pour it over the clove-studded orange zest directly into the bowl, igniting the entire drink. Finally, strongly brewed coffee is added to the mix, which helps extinguish the flame. 

Café Brûlot is served in demise glasses, and it's usually considered an after-dinner drink, though it could easily act as a boozy dessert. There are some homemade recipes for this classic, but due to the complicated preparation, perhaps it's best to reserve this one for the professionals.

Alabama Slammer

Alabama Slammer is a classic fruity cocktail that you'll easily recognize for its distinctive orange-red color. The first part of its name refers to its birthplace, while the slammer moniker probably refers to its strength, as it's not really intended for slamming. The origins of the Alabama Slammer are somewhat vague, but many associate it with the University of Alabama. It most likely was developed in the 1970s, as it was already a household name by the 1980s. Alabama Slammer is a true representation of a vintage cocktail that may have lost some of its former glory, but remains popular in its home state.

The ingredients vary depending on the recipe, but you'll usually see Southern Comfort, amaretto liqueur, and sloe gin. Southern Comfort is a spiced whiskey that delivers warm notes, amaretto introduces a sweet almond nuttiness, and sloe gin (which is actually a liqueur made with tart sloe berries) gives the cocktail a sweet fruitiness. The combination is rounded out with orange juice before being shaken and poured over plenty of ice. It's mostly served in a tall Collins glass garnished with an orange wedge or maraschino cherry, but occasionally served as a shot.

Orange Crush

Orange Crush is a juicy highball cocktail from Ocean City, Maryland. This is not a historic cocktail but a relatively young concoction that first appeared in 1995 at Harborside Bar & Grill. Here, the bartenders decided to combine orange-flavored vodka, orange juice, triple sec, and lemon-lime soda.

The cocktail is easy to assemble as all the ingredients are simply poured into a glass and packed with crushed ice. In a bar setting, expect it to come in a Collins glass, but beach bars will sometimes pack it into a plastic cup. Though you will usually encounter it in its classic form, there are several spins that use grapefruit juice, grapefruit-flavored vodka, or swap vodka with whiskey for a more complex expression. The one ingredient that should never be compromised on is freshly squeezed juice, as it acts as a zesty background and shapes the overall profile. Orange Crush is usually enjoyed as a refreshing summertime cocktail that has a nice boozy kick but still comes off as light and drinkable.

Though it became popular outside its native state, this fruity drink is still closely associated with Maryland. Interestingly, the state of Delaware added a controversial spin by claiming Orange Crush as its official state cocktail. The reasoning was that despite being invented in Maryland, Orange Crush is identified with Dewey Beach, Delaware.

Brandy Milk Punch

Milk Punch is another cocktail associated with New Orleans. Popularized at Brennan's, a local institution that popularized what is now brunch, this rich concoction typically combines cream, brandy, and simple syrup. The result is a luscious drink that tastes like an upgraded version of eggnog.

Milk Punch is one of the old-school cocktails that existed before it was reintroduced and made famous at Brennan's, but you'll currently find it all over the region. Recipes include milk or cream, vanilla, brandy, and either powdered sugar or simple syrup as the sweetener. The ingredients are shaken with ice until chilled and then strained in a glass filled with ice. Finally, the frothy top is dusted with freshly grated nutmeg.

Milk Punch was introduced and labeled as the perfect brunch cocktail, and it is best enjoyed as intended. It can also make a nice after-dinner drink or replace a traditional holiday eggnog. Brennan's recommends a Caribbean-inspired version that uses rum, bourbon, heavy cream, and vanilla-infused syrup. This rendition sometimes has a New Orleans moniker to differentiate it.

Mint Julep is probably one of the more famous items on the list. This American classic was created in the South, and despite its storied background, it still has not lost its charm and continues to gain attention and grow in popularity. Besides being a Southern staple, it is a cocktail that is almost synonymous with the Kentucky Derby, where it became the official drink in 1939. Today, around 120,000 Mint Julep cocktails are drunk each year during the race.

The history of Mint Julep is vague, but it is presumed to be modeled on medicinal European recipes that blended herbs and spices with sugar and alcohol. It is also thought to possibly be one of the first cocktails crafted in America. The version we know today uses the same formula and usually combines bourbon, sugar, mint, and crushed ice, but variations such as adding berries are common. The preparation usually starts with muddled mint topped with syrup and bourbon. The combination is mixed with crushed ice and garnished with fresh mint. Traditionally, you'll find the cocktail served in silver cups that mimic the shape of the main award received at the Kentucky Derby.

Boilo is not a classic cocktail in the sense that you would order one at a local bar. This wintertime staple is typically made at home or for gatherings when large batches are assembled and cooked. At its core, Boilo is a mix of whiskey, spices, honey, and fruit, which as the name suggests, are boiled until hot and steamy.

You'll find Boilo only in Pennsylvania, where it was possibly inspired by Lithuanian immigrants who came to work in local coal mines. With them, they brought a potent honey liqueur known as krupnikas. When Boilo was introduced, it was considered a festive tipple and a comforting drink that could help with light ailments. The recipes for boilo vary, and each family typically has a signature rendition. 

The traditional version includes steeping warming wintertime spices with lemons, oranges, and occasionally raisins. The fruit is strained, then the mix is adjusted with honey and topped with liquor — the local preference is Four Queens blended whiskey. Depending on the recipe, alcohol can be boiled with the rest of the ingredients or added last when the mix is off the heat. Remember, boilo should only be served warm.

Lynchburg Lemonade

Lynchburg Lemonade immediately suggests a home in Lynchburg, Tennessee, and if you know this is the location of the Jack Daniel's distillery, you could easily guess what goes inside this refreshing long drink. However, there's an unusual twist to the story; Lynchburg Lemonade was created in the 1980s in Huntsville, Alabama, by a bar owner Tony Mason, who was never credited for his invention. He took Jack Daniel's to court to be recognized as the inventor, but eventually lost the legal battle. In turn, the distillery adopted the drink and made it into its official cocktail.

The second part of the assumption is true, as Jack Daniel's plays a key role in this mixed drink. The original recipe includes Jack Daniel's, triple sec, sour mix, and lemon-lime soda, assembled in a highball glass filled with cubed ice. The ingredients are combined, stirred, and served garnished with a lemon wedge. If you want to recreate the combination at home, try switching up the sour mix with fresh lemon juice and syrup for a zestier version.

Mexican Martini

Best described as a tequila-based margarita served in a martini glass, a Mexican Martini is strictly associated with Austin, Texas. It combines tequila, orange liqueur, lime juice, and a splash of olive brine. Everything is shaken with ice, strained into a chilled martini glass with a salted rim, and garnished with olives and lemon zest. The result is a balanced cocktail that is boozy and refreshing, with the ideal amount of sweetness and savoriness.

The Mexican Martini was crafted in the early 1980s at the Cedar Door. This legendary Austin-based establishment is still running strong and serves five variants of the signature drink. Besides the classic, there's a version with a spicy kick and a smoky one that swaps the tequila with mezcal. For some reason, Mexican Martinis were never popularized outside the city limits, but for the locals, the drink truly symbolizes Austin and its fun, vibrant spirit.

Tom and Jerry

Tom and Jerry is a vintage cocktail that blends eggs, rum, and brandy. Though the list of ingredients might associate it with eggnog, this frothy cocktail is slightly different and better classified as a close cousin. The main distinction is in the preparation, which starts by separating egg whites from the yolks. The yolks are creamed with sugar, while the whites are whipped separately until they attain volume and become light and airy. They are combined and poured into a mug, mixed with rum and brandy, and topped with hot milk. Lastly, the surface is dusted with grated nutmeg, cinnamon, and allspice. This is a cocktail that is served warm to accentuate its indulgent qualities.

The history of the Tom and Jerry is ancient, and similarly to other storied cocktails, its origin is a bit vague. It is assumed that it dates to the 1820s and that it was invented in England before it came to the States and was featured in the legendary "Bartender's Guide" published by Jerry Thomas in 1862. Tom and Jerry is now almost exclusively associated with the Midwest, where this milky punch gets its annual feature during Christmas as a preferred Yuletide tipple.

The Hummer consists of an indulgent mix of vanilla ice cream, rum, and Kahlúa whizzed up in a blender. Ice is usually added to the blend, resulting in a refreshing drink with an incredibly rich and luscious texture that you can easily label as a grown-up milkshake. It's usually made with white rum to build clean, precise flavors that complement its creamy sweetness. Kahlúa delivers hints of vanilla, coffee, and caramel to round out the profile. This hedonistic mix will make you want to hum, which is how it supposedly got its name.

The Hummer was invented in 1968 at Detroit's Bayview Yacht Club by Jerome Adams. His creation was an instant hit, and it's still a beloved local folklore, so much so that the  Hummer is often considered Michigan's state drink . Surprisingly, you'll rarely see it outside its native state, but within the state borders, you'll find it everywhere. It has become associated with racing, but it is also a regular at all types of bars and restaurants where it's usually ordered as an after-dinner drink.

Horsefeather

Often featured on lists of the most bizarre cocktail names , a Horsefeather is the go-to drink in Kansas City. This surprisingly simple cocktail blends whiskey, ginger beer, bitters, and a squeeze of lemon juice. Often compared to a Moscow Mule but more similar to the old-school Horse's Neck, this cocktail has a much bolder character that blends zesty, spicy, and zingy elements into a delicious sipper. The final profile depends on the type of whiskey used, but bourbon and rye are common choices. It comes served in a Collins glass, garnished with a lime wedge.

Horsefeathers are served everywhere in Kansas City, but it's never been thoroughly clarified when it originated and who first decided to whip up this exact combination. One of the familiar local stories is that the cocktail originated in the neighboring town of Lawrence, while the first written mention is found in "The Bartender's Bible," one of the essential cocktail handbooks written by Gary "Gaz" Regan in 1991. Though not identical, the cocktail is quite similar and referenced as Horse Feathers. You may come across a Horsefeather outside Missouri, but it's still considered a truly Kansas tradition.

Spanish Coffee

Despite its name, a Spanish Coffee is closely associated with Portland, Oregon. This is a contemporary drink whose history is well documented and leads straight to Huber's, Portland's oldest restaurant that has been in business for almost 150 years. However, the inspiration for the drink wasn't local. In 1975, Jim Louie, who was running the restaurant at the time, took the recipe from Fernwood Inn in Milwaukie, which also copied a Mexican recipe. At Huber's, Spanish Coffee acquired its theatrical preparation, which is still practiced by the staff and loved by the customers.

This hot cocktail combines triple sec, overproof rum, Kahlúa, coffee, and heavy cream. It's always prepared in front of the diners as the whole process is a well-orchestrated operation in which the bartender first lights rum and triple sec, allows the fire to caramelize the sugar rim, and then pours Kahlúa to douse the flame. Freshly brewed coffee comes on top, and the drink is finished with a generous dose of heavy cream and grated nutmeg. Rich, indulgent, and boozy, this cocktail is for those who prefer robust flavors and a bold character.

Jack Rose is a simple cocktail often labeled as New Jersey's signature drink, consisting of a combination of apple brandy (or applejack), grenadine, and lemon or lime juice. The ingredients are shaken with ice and strained into a coupe glass garnished with a citrus wedge. The final result is a refreshing cocktail with a gently tart bite and a fruity backbone. The old-school applejack is the principle element in the combination, and it's also what makes this cocktail a quintessential New Jersey affair.

Originating sometime at the beginning of the 20th century, the use of Laird's applejack places this drink in New Jersey, where Laird's is located. With over 300 years in business, it is one of the oldest distilleries in the U.S. Consequently, you will usually see Laird's apple brandy or applejack recommended for the best version of a Jack Rose. Though you might come across this cocktail outside state borders, Jack Rose is still mainly associated with the Garden State.