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    AUBERGE SAINT-ANTOINE CELEBRATES ITS 20TH ANNIVERSARY WITH GOURMET FARE11/07/2012

    Quebec City –November 7th, 2012:  In commemoration of their 20th anniversary, Auberge Saint-Antoine is inviting guests to enjoy fine wine and culinary delights at Panache restaurant. Twenty years ago, the Price family founded Auberge Saint-Antoine, now a distinguished tourist destination and winner of prestigious accolades such as Travel + Leisure’s 2012 World’s Best Awards as the Top City Hotel in Canada. In honour of this, the hotel’s renowned restaurant, Panache, will be offering a special $20 lunch menu and a $120 dinner with wine pairing during the month of November.

    For $120, the 20th Anniversary dinner menu includes:

    Smoked salmon in a dill sauce with mussels
    St-Bris, Exogyra Virgula, Dom. Goisot, Bourgogne, France 2010

    Scallops “boulette” in a “Part des anges” sauce
    Soave, Tamellini, Vénétie, Italie 2009

    Turlot farm piglet with mushroom marmalade
    Marlborough, Pinot Noir, Dom. Highfield, N.-Zélande 2009

    Assortment of fine Quebec cheeses
    Mistelle, Insula, Vignoble de Ste-Pétronille, Québec

    Sugar pie with spiced with cumin
    Acéritif, Charles-Aimé Robert, Dom. Acer, Québec

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    The Tailor

    Mr. Gaudiose Montreuil, a tailor living at 12 rue Saint-Antoine in the late 19th century, often used buttons made of bone, some of which were produced in Québec City. Button makers sliced bone into thin layers and cut out discs that were then pierced with holes, decorated, and polished.

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    Did you know that well over 5,000 objects were found on the Auberge Saint-Antoine's archaeological site? They are a product of the occupation of the harbour, to the site's military past, and to the daily lives of the property's inhabitants. More than 700 of these priceless historical finds are on display at Auberge Saint-Antoine.

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