#ThisWineThatDish | Murphy Goode Pinot Noir | Hot Mustard and Honey Glazed Chicken
The sharing of food has always been at the centre of family relationships, it’s what brings us together. Being together leads to familial happiness.
The sharing of food has always been at the centre of family relationships, it’s what brings us together. Being together leads to familial happiness.
When choosing your Roasting Chicken avoid a small grocery store bird. Instead go out and find either a poultry farm or a shop that carries a real, free range Roasting Chicken.
Medium light rose petal pink. Aromas of fresh raspberries and apricot combine with an enticing hint of blood orange. Enjoy as a light, fresh opener to an evening or as a stand-alone aperitif.
For the first time in over 10 years, we will be opening the farm gates and rolling up the winery doors. You can count on farm-fresh wines, outside times, and million-dollar views.
A perennial favourite Four Shadows releases three wines for your sipping pleasure. Spring releases are your nudge to order these delectable wines before they sell out!
Back Door wines were new to me and so I am embarking on a journey of discovery. So we will start together and as I taste the wines and I will update this feature as we go along.
There are no hard and fast rules. While most people drink what they buy in a matter of days, if not hours, more and more people are realizing the benefits of holding on to some of their wines and are enjoying the benefits of doing so.
Most of our goals are to continue to grow better fruit and continue to operate more sustainably. Becoming carbon neutral is high on our list, trying to become as low input as we can is high on our list as well.
Each wine is one-of-a-kind, never to be repeated. Free Form wines are made form organic grapes, native yeasts and free of additives. Discover Free Form wines, shaped by nature.
Haywire offers pure, lively, wines that reflect the unique cool climate terroir of Canada’s Okanagan Valley. Founded in 2009, “haywire” is an old Canadianism that refers to the wire used for baling hay.