The wine was the perfect accent for the Italian dish filled with yummy tomatoes and crispy bacon, enhanced with the tang of the arugula and made rich with fresh parmesan and al dente pasta.
A visit here is a great experience and a chance to taste the wines from their terroir. “We believe that great wines start with good dirt.”
“The 2020 growing season began with periods of unusually cold and wet weather, challenging our viticulturists during our final year of conversion to 100% organic viticulture.” Mission Hill Family Estate
There are dozens of varieties of wine on the market, and as delicious as they all might be, in order to enjoy them at their best, there are many things that need to be taken into account.
The BC Hospitality Foundation (BCHF) is delighted to announce that Hillside Winery will donate $1 from every bottle of its 2019 Muscat Ottonel sold online and in the wine shop during May 2021.
2018 White Gold (Chardonnay Reserve) Fort Berens Lillooet, BC $29.99 This wine differs from their white label chardonnay in that it leans more toward a California style – bigger and more opulent at a much better price point than its southern peers. Lemon yellow with medium-minus intensity. Lemon cream, butter, and pineapple, with undertones … Read more
The Liquidity wines listed here cover the whole gambit. I don’t think there is a dish you could make that isn’t a perfect pairing for one of these fine wines.
Through April, in honour of BC Wine Month, Blue Grouse Estate Winery is making the call to support local and buy their wine.
Oliver Twist Estate Winery is now Nostalgia Wines Inc. The ownership remains solely under Gina Fernandes Harfman. “Nostalgia Wines is more authentic and better connects to what we represent here,” Harfman notes.
Funds raised by the initiative will help the BCHF continue to provide last-resort assistance for hospitality workers in financial crisis due to a serious health condition.