News & Notes on the Canadian Wine Industry
By: Briana Tomkinson Across Canada, provincial governments are slowly loosening restrictions for producers and retailers of wine, beer and alcoholic ...
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Falconry at Featherstone
By: Michael Strickland For Louise Engel and Dave Johnson, the decision to fly a raptor over their 23-acre vineyard and ...
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B.C. Wine Industry Launches 10-Year Growth Plan
Penticton, British Columbia, Canada - October 26, 2017: Exterior view of Hillside Winery located in the Okanagan Valley on the ...
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Pillitteri Estates Winery: The Passion Behind The World’s Largest Icewine Producer
By: Adrienne Roman Globally recognized as the world’s largest estate producer of Icewine, Pillitteri Estates Winery in Niagara-On-The-Lake has provided ...
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Report Reveals New Taste Trends in Canada
By: Briana Tomkinson Change may tend to move slowly in the wine world, but new research published this year on ...
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Canada Vows to Loosen Federal Barriers to Interprovincial Wine Trade
By: Briana Tomkinson For almost a century, Canadian wineries have been prevented from shipping their wines direct-ly to customers living ...
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Dirty Laundry Vineyard: Va Va Voom
By: Adrienne Roman The Canadian Pacific Railway was built between Eastern Canada and British Columbia in the late 1800s. Thousands ...
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Tariffs, Tariffs, and More Tariffs
By Dan Minutillo, Esq. Toward the end of this week, take a minute to add up and total the amount ...
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Wines of the New World: Peru
By Neal Johnston The earliest recorded historical evidence of setllements in the countries of the new world, also known as ...
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Ontario’s First Wine in a Can
By Phillip Woolgar Of all the things we find on the label of a bottle of wine, perhaps most important ...
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