St. Hubertus: Swiss Savvy in the Great White North
St. Hubertus may be one of the Okanagan’s more under the radar wineries. Yet while their story may be rooted in the past, they’re very much a fixture among the valley’s modern pioneers.
WGBC Unveils 10 Topographic Wine Maps
WGBC (Wine Growers of British Columbia) has updated all the topographical information for the province's growing regions and Sub-GIs. This marks the first major update in several years.
Bottega’s Latest Hits: Prosecco DOC Rosé…and more
Bottega’s new Prosecco DOC Rosé is introduced from Italy by Sandro Bottega, the unstoppable dynamo behind the winery and distillery that bears his name.
Why Wine Clubs Rule + The Heart of Wine Country
wine clubs, Direct to Consumer (DTC) and online wine sales in general have become a real force. There’s no doubt this vital part of the industry’s pandemic response has proven to be a life saver for many.
Tightrope: BC’s First Certified Sustainable Winery
Tightrope Winery & Vineyard (Naramata Bench) has announced it’s the first Certified member of Sustainable Winegrowing BC.
Earth Day: Burrowing Owl Celebrates Sustainability
Burrowing Owl has long been a leader in sustainability.
(Almost) Time for a BC Wine Country Tour
Time for a wine tour, along with wine reviews and more
TIME Winery: Moving the Clocks Ahead
Last week I Zoomed into a catch-up with the team at Time Winery. The idea was to celebrate not only International Women’s Day but also Time’s revitalization since its sale after Harry McWatters’ passing. Between tastes of winemaker Lynzee Schatz’s increasingly impressive portfolio were revealed snippets of what’s to come [...]
A Memorable Lunch—with Robert and Margrit Mondavi
Two lunch invites that you don’t turn down: One might be the Queen. The other? Robert Mondavi and his wife Margrit.
Corcelettes’ Flagship Talus: Quintessential Similkameen
When Corcelettes Winery owners Jesce and Charlie Baessler were looking for a name for their new flagship wine they didn’t expect it to come to them on a river, on a rare day off. “We were actually floating on the Similkameen River and enjoying a really different perspective of the [...]