wine education

What Makes Organic Wine Special?

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Organic wine has increased in popularity and rightfully so! Organic wine is made from grapes that have been farmed organically, meaning no artificial fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides were used in the vineyard. And on top of that, no artificial...

4 Reasons Why Pinot Noir is the Perfect Wine for Summer

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Pinot Noir is one of the oldest grapes in the world, having been grown in Burgundy, France for over 2000 years! Many choose chilled white wines for summer, but this classic grape makes a red that refreshes even on the...

Indigenous Wineries of British Columbia

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For #IndigenousPeoplesDay, we are highlighting two Indigenous wineries and their story in our blog. National Indigenous People’s Day is June 21, and this year we want to introduce you to two local wineries owned and operated by Indigenous People’s. Located...

Island Tides: A Year in the Life

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A glass of this wine is the perfect way to welcome spring! We are thrilled to have had the opportunity to work with Averill Creek Vineyard to create Island Tides, a vibrant Pinot Grigio that perfectly captures Vancouver Island’s coastal...

The Okanagan: Canada's Most Diverse Wine Region

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There’s still plenty of time for another summer adventure! Head up to the Okanagan Valley for a first-class wine tour and see firsthand how diverse this amazing region truly is. Although the Okanagan only has two official sub-appellations – ‘Golden...
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