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https://lnkd.in/gTaycuGG This issue of the crisis in BC's grape and wine industry and the ideas being floated to address it form the subject of my current and next wine column article in the Advocate magazine. Some very difficult decisions need to be made as to whether wineries that are currently using only BC grapes keep their wine Canadian or start importing grapes from the US. And what that will mean for the identity and branding of BC wine. Will it be lost?

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Jacopo Mazzeo, PhD - interesting questions you raise, and interesting opinions from the producers. But to be fair, there is a perhaps even stronger trend towards more appellations and smaller sub-regions. I agree that this is not necessarily always to the benefit of the consumer. But it seems to work. Those wines tend to get higher prices. But I agree, geographical denominations tend to be attributed too much importance. (But I wonder how relevant the example of Liber Pater is - has he ever sold a bottle? And even if it has, is it replicatable or relevant?) Commenting on this article: https://lnkd.in/e7n3KW74

🍇 What are the stories behind family-owned Canadian wineries❓ https://lnkd.in/gVW4X4Bu 🌱 There are four major regions in Canada that produce wines made from grapes: BC, Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia. 🍷 Ontario makes about 63% of the wine, BC 33% and 2% for each of Quebec and NS, with more than 700 wineries from coast to coast and 1,800 grape growers. 💰 Every bottle of 100% Canadian wine contributes $90 to the national economy versus just $16 for an imported bottle. 🏞️ Pride of place literally grounds them all. Often the land on which their vineyards are planted is owned by the family, in some cases for several generations. 🌿 I should also add that they all acknowledge that they farm on the traditional territories of our Indigenous nations. 🌍 Being deeply connected to the soil that makes your wine, especially when your name is on the bottle, is a very different mindset from wines conceived in a focus group and made by blending grapes that may be hundreds or thousands of kilometres apart without that connection. 🌳 Family-owned wineries are often driven more by legacy than by the bottom line. 🏆 Of course, they need to be profitable to stay in business, but they also want to create something they can hand down to future generations. 📦 These wineries will ship these wines and others they produce across the country right to your doorstep, so there’s never been a better time or an easier way to support our homegrown farmers from coast to coast on July 1st and throughout the summer! 🍁 Do you have a favourite Canadian wine❓ Let me know in the comments 👇 Cheers🥂, Natalie 🍷 PS Get my free "Ultimate Guide to Wine & Food Pairing" at: https://lnkd.in/ghiPfx_F ✉️ Or just DM me and ask for the guide! Tourism Nova Scotia Wine Growers Nova Scotia Ontario Craft Wineries Andrew Peller Limited Drea's Wine Co. Wine Growers British Columbia #Natdecants #happycanadaday #canadaday #vqa #niagarawinecountry #niagarawine #drinklocal #supportlocal #PellerVQA #PellerVQAwines #VQA #natdecants #onwinechat #onwine #bcwine #bcwinechat

Interesting article!! Example in China market: over the past decade, consumers have embraced Australian wines for their consumer-centric qualities - affordable, approachable, simple and direct. After the tariff ban lifted, the Australian wine saw a boom within the markets. However we still see increasing group of consumers who appreciate its finesse from various regions - Margaret River, Coonawarra, Yarra Valley, Adelaide Hills etc. The diversity is so important in the wine world, we have brand wines to recruit more consumers and to accommodate various lifestyles, and we can have profound choices for those who would like to explore more its culture and finesse. Cheers to those who continue to craft fine Cabs in Australia, and at the same time, to those who continue to invest in brands to make them accessible to a wider audience, both are long way to go.

🍇 What are the stories behind family-owned Canadian wineries❓ https://lnkd.in/gq8FxgFQ 🌱 There are four major regions in Canada that produce wines made from grapes: BC, Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia. 🍷 Ontario makes about 63% of the wine, BC 33% and 2% for each of Quebec and NS, with more than 700 wineries from coast to coast and 1,800 grape growers. 💰 Every bottle of 100% Canadian wine contributes $90 to the national economy versus just $16 for an imported bottle. 🏞️ Pride of place literally grounds them all. Often the land on which their vineyards are planted is owned by the family, in some cases for several generations. 🌿 I should also add that they all acknowledge that they farm on the traditional territories of our Indigenous nations. 🌍 Being deeply connected to the soil that makes your wine, especially when your name is on the bottle, is a very different mindset from wines conceived in a focus group and made by blending grapes that may be hundreds or thousands of kilometres apart without that connection. 🌳 Family-owned wineries are often driven more by legacy than by the bottom line. 🏆 Of course, they need to be profitable to stay in business, but they also want to create something they can hand down to future generations. 📦 These wineries will ship these wines and others they produce across the country right to your doorstep, so there’s never been a better time or an easier way to support our homegrown farmers from coast to coast on July 1st and throughout the summer! 🍁 Do you have a favourite Canadian wine❓ Let me know in the comments 👇 Cheers🥂, Natalie 🍷 PS Get my free "Ultimate Guide to Wine & Food Pairing" at: https://lnkd.in/gwDc7jVb ✉️ Or just DM me and ask for the guide! Tourism Nova Scotia Wine Growers Nova Scotia Ontario Craft Wineries Andrew Peller Limited Drea's Wine Co. Wine Growers British Columbia #Natdecants #happycanadaday #canadaday #vqa #niagarawinecountry #niagarawine #drinklocal #supportlocal #PellerVQA #PellerVQAwines #VQA #natdecants #onwinechat #onwine #bcwine #bcwinechat

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Why Timing is Crucial in Winemaking In the world of winemaking, speed isn’t just about efficiency — it’s about quality. From picking grapes at their peak ripeness to ensuring rapid yet meticulous production, timing plays a pivotal role in crafting exceptional wines. The latest Canopy article explores how winemakers balance precision and urgency to optimise quality at every stage. If you're in the wine industry, this is a must-read for insights into the strategies and techniques shaping the future of winemaking. 📖 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eekdNrnN 💡 What’s your take on timing in winemaking? Share your thoughts in the comments or tag a colleague to spark a discussion. #WinemakingInsights #WineIndustry #PrecisionWinemaking #GrapeToGlass #Viticulture #WineProduction #HarvestManagement #WinemakerFocus #WineTrade #WineQuality #IWCCompetition #VineyardManagement #WinemakingInnovation #WineCraftsmanship #SpeedInWinemaking Nyetimber Brad Greatrix MSc MIET