#ShiptoSip 2021 Culmina Family Estate Winery
“A love and appreciation for the craft of making fine wine underscores every detail at Culmina Family Estate Winery and is embedded in all that we do, from the vineyard to the cellar.”
#chardonnay
#ShiptoSip 2021 Bench 1775 Winery
Spring has definitely sprung with Bench 1775 with their wine bundle spring offerings! #wineonline
Steven Spurrier Tribute by @Sam_WineTeacher
In 2015, Steven was first invited by the BC Wine Institute to participate in a ‘Judgement of BC’ event as BC wanted to see how its wines would compare in blind tastings with other international wines.
#ShiptoSip 2021 Averill Creek Vineyard
Another Cowichan Valley, Vancoufer Island winery that takes advantage of the unique climate. Sharing the three “Joue” labels available for purchasing online and shipped directly to your door. #wineonline
#ShiptoSip 2021 with Coolshanagh
The Coolshanagh Chardonnay is a fruit-driven wine with stunning minerality that expresses Naramata. The use of large oak barriques, concrete vats and lees aging all contribute to the subtlety and expressiveness of this singular wine.
Wednesday Wine Reviews from @Sam_WineTeacher
Wednesdays bring us the tasting notes and recommendations of Sam Hauck aka The Wine Teacher.
Wednesday Wine Reviews from Sam_WineTeacher
Wednesdays bring us the tasting notes and recommendations of Sam Hauck aka The Wine Teacher.
Fort Berens Estate Winery Sneak Peek at our 2020 Vintage
2020 represented a key milestone for us, as it marked the completion of our 10th harvest here at Fort Berens. For a winery in an emerging wine region, this is an important milestone and one worth pausing to celebrate.
San Miguel de Allende’s Burgeoning Wine Country
Visitors will experience Mexican rural living while tasting fine wines and food pairings. It’s a fantastic destination for friends’ getaways, corporate functions, and weddings and honeymoons.
#TasteofThursday | Lobster Risotto | Water Street Cafe
Who doesn’t love lobster? Nobody! This recipe is tailor-made for lobster lovers and with a bit of a twist it is anything but same old, same old.