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Artevino 2010 Wine Awards: some of the best wines in Prince Edward County
Last month, I had the chance of joining a distinguished group of Canadian wine experts at Huff Estates, as we judged over 75 wines from Prince Edward County, for the 2010 edition of the Artevino awards.
I had been invited by David Lawrason, who headed the jury, to join Michael Pinkus, Billy Munnelly, Tony Aspler, Konrad [...]
Also posted in Canadian wine, Ontario, chardonnay, pinot noir, wine Tagged Artevino, Artevino Awards, David Lawrason, Prince Edward County Leave a comment
Adventures Abroad: Malbec Days in Cahors, and Ontario Chardonnay in London
For the next four days, I’m going to be all malbec, all the time.
I’m just about to get on the plane that will take me across the Atlantic, as I head out to Cahors, in Southwest France, for the International Malbec Days and a particular tasting challenge at Château Lagrézette. The former provided the opportunity [...]
Also posted in Canadian wine, Ontario, chardonnay Tagged Bill Redelmeier, Jancis Robinson, London, Ontario chardonnay, Seriously Cool, Steven Spurrier, Tony Aspler Leave a comment
The Greatest Wine Story Ever Told (isn’t always about the greatest wine…)
For the second time, I had the chance to take part in a collective feature published on Spotlight Toronto. After Ontario’s best rieslings, it was time for all participants to tell everyone their greatest wine story.
In some cases, that means a great bottle, one of the world’s best. But in most cases, it meant a [...]
Also posted in Spain, tasting, wine Tagged context, Joan Sarda, Rocamar, Spotlight Toronto, The Greatest Wine Story Ever Told 2 Comments
SAQ goes into Olympic mode: a showcase for Okanagan wines in Quebec (and a podcast of sorts)
The world of sports may contrast the thrill of victory with the agony of defeat, but as far as the Vancouver Olympics are concerned, there are some situations where everybody’s a winner. At least as far as BC wines and Quebec wine lovers are concerned.
This Thursday, February 11, some 28 wines from the Okanagan will [...]
Also posted in British Columbia, Quebec, wine Tagged Joie Farm, Le Vieux Pin, Mission Hill, Oculus, Okanagan, Olympics, SAQ, Township 7, Vancouver 2010 3 Comments


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