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Tag Archives: Vincor
Cellared in Canada: big bottlers move to stem growing outrage
Over the last few weeks, pressure had been building nationally and internationally, concerning the deceptive Cellared in Canada wines. These inexpensive bottles, made by the country’s major wine bottlers, give a Canadian aura to blends made totally (or almost) from foreign wine brought in bulk to this country from Chile, Australia or elsewhere.
Last month, articles [...]
Posted in British Columbia, Canadian wine, Cellared in Canada, LCBO, Ontario, wine, wine trade Also tagged 2010 Olympics, Andrew Peller, BC Liquor Distribution Branch, Jancis Robinson, Mission Hill, Rich Coleman, Seaton McLean 11 Comments
Tasting notes: Le Clos Jordanne, Le Clos Jordanne Vineyard 2006 chardonnay and pinot noir, Twenty Mile Bench
I’ve been a fan of Le Clos Jordanne wines since their first release, the 2004 vintage, two years ago. Made from young vines, they may not have had the depth of great wines, but they certainly showed the promise. It was terrific to taste pinot noir that from the Niagara that had such a clear [...]
Posted in Canada, Canadian wine, Niagara, chardonnay, organic wine, pinot noir, red wine, tasting, white wine Also tagged 2006 vintage, Boisset, Le Clos Jordanne, Le Clos Jordanne Vineyard, Thomas Bachelder, Twenty Mile Bench 2 Comments
Quebec City hosts its first ever Salon des vins
Tomorrow, Quebec City’s very first Salon des vins et spiritueux (site in French only) will open, providing wine lovers and professionals from the region (and beyond) with a first event of this scale. Organizers have managed to get a lot of people on board, showcasing a higher number of industry participants than the Montreal Salon, which [...]
Posted in Canada, Quebec, producers, wine, wine trade Also tagged Château Yquem, Quebec City, Romain Guiberteau, Salon des vins et spiritueux de Québec, winemaker dinners Leave a comment
Tasting Note: See Ya Later Ranch Ping 2006, Okanagan Valley VQA
Fruit, fruit, fruit, and also a bit more fruit. That was certainly my first impression of this Bordeaux blend made by See Ya Later Ranch, a Vincor-owned estate located about mid-way between Lake Okanagan and Lake Osoyoos in the Okanagan Valley. Named after the estate’s historical owner’s way of signing off letters, the ranch was [...]


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Cellared in Canada: changes in the stores and labels, but no help for Ontario growers