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Highlight: Therianthropy David Eagle Gamay 2018

Therianthropy is the mythical process of shapeshifting, which is another way to view turning nature into wine. This small collaborative

Pinot Noir has found a home in Canada’s wine regions. Last July, Treve Ring and I led a seminar on

This is a relatively new project from Canada’s Okanagan Valley. Jordan Kubek and Tyler Knight are partners in wine and

I visited Le Vieux Pin in late August 2020, and tasted through current and upcoming releases with Severine and assistant

Today I tasted some Canadian wines seeking representation in the UK, at an event organized by the Government of Canada/UK

Fitzpatrick Fitz Blanc de Blanc 2015 Okanagan, Canada12% alcohol. The Fitzpatrick family owned Cedar Creek, and when they sold to

Tawse are one of Niagara’s leading wineries, and this Chardonnay really delivers. From biodynamically farmed vineyards, this is newly available

Canada’s Okanagan Valley has lots of different wineries, ranging from big operations to tiny boutique ones. On a recent trip

How well do the wines from Canada’s British Columbia do when they are tasted blind alongside some international benchmarks? Jamie