Every wine has it’s own characteristics and well, frankly, some things should just not be rushed, especially with the wines of Church and State. Pleasure and enjoyment of the mighty grape falls into that category.
A Piemontese tradition in the Fall which calls for lots of garlic, anchovies and oil. It is common to eat with roasted peppers and other vegetables like cabbage and potatoes.
“In this series I will be sharing my take on which BC Wine pairs well with some inspirational recipes”This time the wine is definitely the star. Both of the seasonal dishes I’ve made recently are focused on fresh, local corn in a one dish pasta meal accompanied by salads of heirloom tomatoes and fresh BC peaches.
As our #ShiptoSip campaign continues with more than 50 BC wineries participating we welcome Church and State Wines. Offering free shipping in BC and Alberta ($30 off in the rest of Canada) on 12 bottle minimum. Use their discount code: BESAFE
The BC Hospitality Foundation (BCHF) is pleased to announce that Church and State Wines is supporting its work during this difficult time. From May 1 to 31, 2020, Church and State will donate $1 per bottle of its wine purchased at liquor retail stores, grocery stores, and restaurants.
Blasted Church wines make great gifts and you will be pleased to have the wines grace your holiday table.
I look forward to playing a leading role in Blasted Church’s continued success.
We have always seen and felt the support from you, our customers.
Blasted Church was one of the first wineries to seize on funky eye-catching wine labels with equally intriguing names centred around their unique name – Holy Moly, Big Bang Theory, Hatfield’s Fuse, Amen, Nothing Sacred, Nectar of the Gods, and the Damned Flood among others. Every label tells a story. Blasted Church makes single-variety wines … Read more
Always a hit any time of the year but especially welcome during the holidays. Blasted Church is a host/hostess favourite!