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.
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#ShiptoSip 2021 Foxtrot Vineyards
Even though I had heard all about how they had taken the BC Pinot Noir Celebration by storm a couple of events back Foxtrot remained a mystery. No more!
Wednesday Wine Reviews from Sam_WineTeacher
Wednesdays bring us the tasting notes and recommendations of Sam Hauck aka The Wine Teacher.
Local Flights BC Wine Tasting Event – fourth in the series of reviews
Overall, and covering just something better than four hours, I tasted 50 wines. Wines were divided into groups of nine per flight (except the final flight which was one wine only)
#BCWineGoals | Mayhem Pinot Blanc | Seared Scallops in Spicy Carrot Coulis
My #BCWineGoals were to randomly choose a bottle of BC wine from my “cellar” and then select a recipe to make a dish to pair with the wine.
British Columbia Wine Institute Excited to Announce New Name
The British Columbia Wine Institute (BCWI), the voice of the B.C. wine industry, is proud to announce that we have changed our name to Wine Growers British Columbia (WGBC)
#WelcomeBack the Terrace at Mission Hill Family Estate
The food is exceptional and the views never ending. Service is exemplary.
Wednesday Wine Reviews by @Sam_WineTeacher
2015 The One (Sparkling) Noble Ridge Okanagan Falls, BC $39.99 Pale straw with a slight copper tinge. Classic traditional method nose showing aromas of brioche, yeasty lees, wet stones, apple, and citrus. Well balanced with mouth-filling mousse. The flavours reflect the nose followed by a medium-long finish. This is quality BC bubble for Champagne fans. … Read more
#WelcomeBack – BC wineries are ready to welcome you back
While the processes may have changed, the people, the wine and the beautiful landscapes that envelop BC wine country have not.
Where is BC’s newest Sub GI?
The Cowichan Valley is being recognized as a new sub-geographical indication (sub-GI), an official and protected term under B.C. law used to help consumers identify B.C. wines’ origins.