Archive for the ‘Portland Food and Drink’ category

Tea Tasting Events Promote New Movie

July 28th, 2010

Cost Plus World Market launches Republic of Tea’s “Eat Pray Love” tea with free tastings in Portland stores

“Eat Pray Love” tea sold exclusively at Cost Plus World Market

Inspired by the highly anticipated Sony Pictures feature film “Eat Pray Love” in theaters August 13, 2010

WHO: Cost Plus World Market, the unique specialty store that features an ever-changing selection of home décor, furniture, and gourmet food and wine, is the exclusive retailer of “Eat Pray Love” tea from The Republic of Tea, purveyor of premium teas.

WHAT: Customers will have the opportunity to try the flavorful tea inspired by Eat, Pray, Love author Liz Gilbert’s best-selling novel and her three destinations of self-discovery.  This exotic tea blends succulent blood orange from Italy, smooth black tea from India, and heartwarming cinnamon from Indonesia.  The tea will retail in the Portland Area for $10.99 and is available in recyclable tins containing 50 all natural, unbleached round tea bags free of unnecessary strings, tags, and staples.

WHEN: Saturday, August 7, 2010

WHERE: Participating locations include:

  • Cost Plus World Market – Tigard
    10108 SW Washington Square Road
    11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

  • Cost Plus World Market – Portland
    2315 NW Westover Road
    3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

More information at http://www.worldmarket.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4188892

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Battledish Invites Portland Diners To A Roaming Supperclub

March 23rd, 2010

The Foodie Adventure Game Introduces a Brand New Portland Dining Experience!

Battledish presents the first ever Portland Dishcrawl on Sunday, April 25, 2010. Participants will be treated to a roaming dining adventure to taste four eclectic dishes in four hand-picked restaurants around the city.

The dishcrawl offers even those well familiar with the city a chance to have their palates seduced by hidden gems along a familiar trail. Even the most experienced Portlander’s palate will be challenged with this tantalizing adventure through some of the city’s most unique restaurants.

But the dishcrawl experience is about more than just the spectacular food. It’s the opportunity to get offline and mix, mingle and connect in meaningful ways around the culture of food.
Only a limited few may join in this exclusive Portland dishcrawl experience. The locations are hush-hush, but tickets can be purchased at http://bit.ly/pdxcrawl.
What is Battledish?

Battledish is the first adventure game for foodies. The location-based foodie adventures take users on missions to eat amazing food in amazing restaurants. Simply pick an adventure, go on missions, and unlock secret menus at restaurants.

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Want to know more about Battledish? Visit http://battledish.com, or email Tracy Lee, CEO, Battledish.com at tracy@battledish.com.

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When Portland Beer And Portland Coffee Make Love

February 12th, 2010

Omar @ The Hallamshire, SheffieldReally?? Can you imagine Portland beer and Portland coffee hooking up? It’s true and, as a matter of fact, this is the 2nd year that it’s happened. They must really like each other!

Two Portland locals, Portland Roasting and Laurelwood Brewing Company, are once again producing Organic Portland Roast Espresso Stout for lovers of the special brew. This unique concoction is a mix of both organic Ethiopian and Sumatran coffees and Larelwood’s own dark ale.

When first introduced, beer and coffee lovers reached such a Nirvana over the smooth taste and aromatic combination that so bewitched them, the companies found themselves sorely lacking in supply. From what I understand, this year they have increased their production output of Organic Portland Roast Espresso Stout by around 30%, hoping that this will put a big smile on the face of both consumers and producers alike.

You can get your hands on the beer on tap up until the Spring at all Laurelwood  Brewing Pubs as well as retailers throughout Oregon and the state of Washington.
Creative Commons License photo credit: timparkinson

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