Winter in Wine Country Icewine Experience
Every January, Grizzli Winery focuses on celebrating all things Icewine!
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SMALL BUT MIGHTY: B.C.’S 2020 VINTAGE
Wine Growers British Columbia has released its annual Vintage Report which reveals slightly lower yields and exceptional fruit quality for an exciting 2020 vintage.
#ShiptoSip 2021 with Kalala Organic Estate Winery
Kalala, meaning “Miracle Place”, is the symbol of our commitment to harmony with nature, organic viticulture practices, and our wines. An award winning winery located on the upper bench of West Kelowna, the Okanagan Valley.
Discover The Unique Styles of CedarCreek Okanagan Riesling
Here at CedarCreek, we have considerable vineyard plantings of Riesling, with the first block planted 30 years ago this year.
Find Romance in the Unexpected with Martin’s Lane Winery
After a big meal, there is nothing more comforting than some nice cheese and wine to unwind
#TasteItalia Pistachio Panna Cotta paired with Pentâge Icewine Roussanne
Marzia enjoys teaching her passion of cooking authentic Italian cuisine and sharing her stories of growing up in Italy.
ICEWINE HARVEST RETURNS TO BC
Recent plunging temperatures have prompted wineries to begin harvesting for Icewine. Temperatures dipped to -8˚C (17.6˚F), beginning November 28 making the conditions perfect for Icewine harvest. To be called true Icewine, frozen grapes must be harvested at -8˚C (17.6˚F), or below and must reach quality standards including 35 Brix of sugar.
2019 #FavouriteThings Holiday Gift Suggestions – CedarCreek Estate Winery
Without hesitation I include their wines in our #FavouriteThings Holiday Gift Suggestions that I personally recommend. Here is the line-up of CedarCreek wines for your holiday gift giving. Just make sure you include yourself on your list!
Bench 1775 launches their new Bonfire Icewine
We are very delighted to launch our newest Bench 1775 #Icewine, Bonfire! A blend of #PinotNoir and #Merlot
Freezing Temperatures Bring Icewine Harvest to BC Wineries
BC’s annual Icewine harvest has arrived, with the cold temperatures prompting wineries in the Okanagan Valley and Similkameen Valley to start picking grapes on December 5 and continuing into the early morning hours on December 6.