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Category Archives: wineries
Regional Wine Week: Quebec wine, now ready to drink
In the same that California is no longer exclusively synonymous with wine in the United States, Niagara is no longer the only game in town for Canadian wine. Not that either place is losing its importance. Rather, it’s the growth of viticulture all over North America that is truly remarkable. After all, if Poland can [...]
Also posted in Canada, Canadian wine, Quebec, producers, wine, winemaking Tagged chardonnay, Dave McIntyre, Frontenac, hybrids, ice cider, Jeff Siegel, Maréchal Foch, Quebec Wine, Regional Wine Week, Regional Wine Writing Project, Sainte-Croix, Seyval, Vandal-Cliche, Vidal 1 Comment
Various Goings On in the World Wine Web
The fluidity of the world wide web is only surpassed, perhaps, by that of wine. OK, I’m reaching, here. It just sounded good.
Yet, there is something true to that idea. Things can move fast, and in sometimes suprising ways, on the Web.
For instance, thanks to a timely Tweet from Tim at Winecast, I found out [...]
Also posted in Wine sales, marketing, wine, wine trade Tagged Amazon, community, Global Wine and Spirits, online wine, Open Wine Consortium, recommendations, Snooth, tribes, Vinoshipper, Wine 2.0, Winecast Leave a comment
A look at the 2008 Canadian Wine Annual (the good and the bad)
A few days ago, I grabbed a copy of Wine Access magazine’s Canadian Wine Annual for 2008 at my neighborhood news stand. It is a great reference about all that is wine (and fruit wine, and cider, etc.) in Canada, from Newfoundland to British Columbia, and everywhere in between. Some 393 wineries are listed, with [...]


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