Blue Grouse Fall Releases
Blue Grouse is one of the most popular tourist destinations for BC wine lovers.
Blue Grouse is one of the most popular tourist destinations for BC wine lovers.
Sustainable Winegrowing BC (SWBC) Certification is a made-in-BC program that sets a standard for the province and the rest of the country – as it leads the way in sustainable winegrowing practices.
World’s only Carbon Neutral & Fair Trade Certified spirit. Flor de Caña is a global leader in sustainable practices. Flor de Caña selected to be part of Amazon’s Climate Pledge Friendly program.
“For our 25th anniversary, we wanted to create a coffee collection that exemplifies Salt Spring Coffee’s dedication to producing coffee of the highest quality and acting as a force for positive environmental change,” says Mickey McLeod, Co-Founder and CEO of Salt Spring Coffee.
If you ask Leslie, every month is Chardonnay month but seriously, International Chardonnay Day is Thursday, May 27. A few fun facts about Chardonnay …
APRIL IS BC WINE MONTH Now is your chance to support your favourite BC vineyard and/or winery and perhaps try some new ones that you have been meaning to try/visit.
This Earth Month, Starbucks is highlighting its planet positive initiatives, featuring its newest blend of whole bean coffee, new merchandise made from recycled materials and an interactive Earth Month game that takes Starbucks Rewards members behind the scenes of Starbucks sustainability journey.
The B.C. store was constructed by Vancouver-based Nexii in just six days with near-zero construction waste. Starbucks Canada today announced it will open a first-of-its-kind, sustainably constructed Starbucks drive-thru store in Canada, assembled in just six days, with near-zero construction waste and designed to reduce energy needs for heating and cooling compared to standard construction … Read more
Along with its parent company Pernod Ricard, Corby is committed to be using only 100 per cent recyclable, reusable or compostable packaging within five years — and it is nearly there. More than 99 per cent of the primary containers used are recyclable.
Over the past few weeks we’ve had a lot of construction noise around the wine shop as we’ve had solar panels installed over our south-facing deck that overlooks the hollow (thank you to all who have endured a tasting experience during the noisy time).