Wednesday Wine Reviews from @Sam_WineTeacher
As always a stellar line-up of wine suggestions from our intrepid wine reviewer Sam.
Winemaker’s Cut
Local Flights BC Wine Tasting Event – a review 10-18
Second in a series of five reviews of Local Flights BC Wine Tasting Event.
Wellness, Wine, and Wisdom – guest post
A guest post Winemaker’s CUT 2020 wine portfolio which is exciting as they’ve added two new, sustainable vineyards to the roster – Chahal vineyard, north of Oliver and Slow vineyard on the Naramata Bench.
Local Flights BC Wine Tasting Event the first nine – a review
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) meaning a total of 6 flights.
Winemaker’s CUT New Releases & FREE SHIPPING!
We believe that we should be grateful for every moment in our life. And because Winemaker’s CUT is all about capturing moments, we would like to take this opportunity to share all the moments that helped us creating our new releases. As the situation caused by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) quickly evolves, we want to assure … Read more
#ShiptoSip our recap of BC Wineries shipping wine right to your door!
We are encouraging BC wine lovers to order from their favourite wineries and help support the BC wine industry. The wineries jumped onboard and each winery has a special shipping incentive for online orders.
Dine Out Vancouver Festival 2020
If you have a wine and food lover on your shopping list, we have a holiday gift suggestion that’s bound to be well received. Dine Out Vancouver’s The Great Big Taste on Thursday, January 16 2020 will pair bites from some of Vancouver’s top chefs with BC wine, craft beer, and spirit samples.
Winemaker’s Thoughts on BC Harvest 2019 – Guest Post from Julian Park
Yields were down but the quality of the fruit was excellent. The winemakers expect 2019 to produce delicious lower alcohol, bright acidity wines. This first article highlights the harvest for the Okanagan Valley and Shuswap Regions of British Columbia.
Winemaker’s CUT: The World is Waking Up
Okanagan winemakers, Michal and Martina Mosny met with me at Murchies Tea & Coffee house last spring when they were visiting Victoria. I looked up from my laptop and was struck by how they’re both animated by youthful energy, a kind of hopefulness, tempered by Old World grace. Although it’s been seven years since they left their boutique winery in Slovakia, close to Dolna Krupa, a village where Beethoven is believed to have written the haunting, “For Elise,” they still are accompanied by a lovely European charm.
Sensory Symposium sponsored by Okanagan College Sunday, April 28
Join us for the inaugural sensory symposium, sponsored by Okanagan College. At this unprecedented one day event, you’ll participate in blind tastings, seminars, interact with winemakers from all over BC and discuss trending topics in the wine industry.