#ShiptoSip 2021 with Singletree Winery
You are invited to visit Singletree, taste, and take in the sights and flavours of Fraser Valley wine country. We look forward to welcoming you to taste today.
Wine
#ThisWineThatDish | Roasted Vegetable Penne | Tantalus Riesling
The challenge was finding a recipe that fit, and turned out I went to an old standby that works for either family or company.
#ShiptoSip 2021 with Blue Grouse Estate Winery
Blue Grouse Estate is comprised of 65 acres tucked away on a sunny Vancouver Island slope in the picturesque Cowichan Valley.
#ShiptoSip 2021 kicks off with 40 Knots Winery
Experience Old World Traditional – New World Bold wines. 40 Knots is one of the largest wineries on Vancouver Island, farming biodynamically on 24 stunning acres.
Premium Portugal Wines
In Portugal, as is the case in the rest of Europe, wines are named after their region, rather than by grape variety which is the fashion in new world countries.
Wednesday Wine Reviews from Sam_WineTeacher
Wednesdays bring us the tasting notes and recommendations of Sam Hauck aka The Wine Teacher.
Local Flights BC Wine Tasting Event – final in the series of reviews
I am breaking my reviews down into five flights plus one and this is a review of the final two flights, ten wines, of the afternoon, in the order they were tasted.
2021 International Women’s Day with TIME Winery
Like us, for every step you take forward, every thought you have; everything you’ve ever tried to accomplish, you’re always striving to achieve your best. To constantly change and grow. And we raise a glass to you. Wait no longer – just pop open and raise a glass.
What 2020 Taught the Wine Industry
Each season in the Okanagan is special. Spring’s fresh colours and blooms are a sign of a new beginning. The air is fresh and the bounty of newly released wines is plenty. What better time to sip wine than during this season.
Local Flights BC Wine Tasting Event – fourth in the series of reviews
Overall, and covering just something better than four hours, I tasted 50 wines. Wines were divided into groups of nine per flight (except the final flight which was one wine only)