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Tag Archives: Riesling
Canadian Icewine: Quality and Diversity from Coast to Coast
I used to love Canadian Icewine and its less expensive, but often quite as tasty counterpart, the late harvest. And then, for some odd reason, I practically stopped having it.
Over the last few months, however, I drank icewines from Ontario, British Columbia, Québec and Nova Scotia. And baby, I’m back.
Those were fine, fine wines, with [...]
Posted in British Columbia, Canadian wine, Niagara, Ontario, Quebec, dessert wines, tasting, wine Also tagged Benjamin Bridge, Borealis, icewine, Inniskillin, Mission Hill, Niagara Peninsula, Nova Scotia, Okanagan Valley, Vidal, Vignoble du Marathonien 3 Comments
Regional Wine Writing Project: Napa North? How about Burgundy West?
When I decided to take part in the Regional Wine Writing Project, I started with Quebec, my homeland, which deserves a full introduction to just about anyone that is not a wine lover in Quebec itself. That was easy, in other terms, because just about everything remains to be said. Writing about Niagara, which is, [...]
Posted in wine Also tagged Cave Spring, chablis, chardonnay, Château des Charmes, Gary Vaynerchuk, Hernder, John Szabo, Konzelmann, Napa North, Niagara, Peninsula Ridge, pinot noir, Regional Wine Writing Project, Rief Estate, Trius Leave a comment
Canadian wines for all occasions
I was invited for a second time by CJAD host Sharman Yarnell to do a wine-related bit on her Saturday-morging show called Showtime. And since our little chat was to air soon after Canada Day (and Quebec City’s 400th anniversary, by the way), she thought it would be a good idea to take a look [...]
Posted in British Columbia, Canada, Canadian wine, Ontario, Quebec, producers, wine Also tagged Bordeaux blend, chardonnay, Château des Charmes, CJAD, Le Clos Jordanne, Les Pervenches, Okanagan Valley, Osoyoos Larose, pinot noir, Sharman Yarnell, Showtime, St Davids Bench Leave a comment
Wine Blogging Wednesday (aargh… Thursday, again) #45: Old World Riesling
I like riesling more than I think I do.
What I mean to say is that as I pondered the theme of the May Wine Blogging Wednesday and tried to choose an Old World riesling for this contribution, I kept thinking about the many ways in which I’d enjoyed it, just over the last few months: [...]
Posted in Alsace, Australia, Germany, Hungary, white wine, wine and food, wine review Also tagged Hernder, Jasbery, Kilikanoon, Léon Beyer, Mount Cass, Rizling, S. A. Prüm, SAQ, Société des alcools de Québec, Wine Blogging Wednesday 4 Comments


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Ontario’s best rieslings: a collective tasting on Spotlight Toronto (and two extra tasting notes)