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Enjoying a taste of Niagara's 'perfect' wine (opens the original)
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Andrzej Lipinski poured me a taste of his 100-point wine â his 2023 Family Syrah. We were at the tasting bar at Big Head Wines. Terracotta amphoras are visible through glass doors. Lipinski is both the proprietor of Big Head and the maker of this now famous wine. So great was my anticipation that at first, I stalled. I didnât want to taste it, because I didnât want it to be over. Thereâs been a buzz about this wine for weeks, ever since internationally acclaimed wine writer Tony Aspler b
Trade talks? Niagara wineries large and small savour soaring sales, predict success will continue (opens the original)
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Nadia Senchuk radiates confidence and optimism. She and her husband Ilya embarked on their dream to found Leaning Post Winery 15 years ago on a hope and a prayer. Their wines soon earned a reputation for excellence and consistently performed well at competitions. But only recently have their sales caught up to their quality. Their wine sales have surged, and even the chance U.S. wine could soon return to LCBO shelves doesnât dampen Senchukâs high-energy enthusiasm. âPretariffs, in 2024, I
Niagara's sparkling wines are on top of the world and it's not a coincidence (opens the original)
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Three recent events have converged to illustrate the excellence of Niagara sparkling wines. The National Wine Awards of Canada, a blind tasting event and i4C all placed a spotlight on Niagara sparklers. The i4C is the annual International Cool Climate Chardonnay Celebration in Niagara, for both still and sparkling wine. Multiple events showcase and celebrate the many expressions of Chardonnay in both forms. The School of Cool is the marquee event for tasting, hearing from winemakers and surfac
New exhibit spotlights faces behind Niagara’s grape harvest (opens the original)
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Joy radiates from the portraits hanging in Nancy Wardleâs small studio. Her own face lights up as she looks at them. Wardle has painted portraits of some of the faces most people never see. Faces of the people behind the vineyards and orchards and wine cellars. The portraits will be on exhibit at The Pumphouse in Niagara-on-the-Lake until Aug. 29. âSo many people come to this area for the vineyards, for the produce. But does everybody think about who brings this to life? Who are the faces be
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