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Iconic Wineries of British Columbia:

Go to the website of Iconic Wineries of British Columbia and you are met with a single page and a dramatic photo. Without naming...

Iconic Wineries of British Columbia: 
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CedarCreek Aspect Blanc de Noir 2021

Tasting Note - From organically grown pinot in the coolest part of...

CedarCreek Aspect Pinot Noir 2022

Tasting Note: Now reaching into prime time flavourwise, but structured to age,...

Checkmate Fools Mate Chardonnay 2022

Tasting Note - This is an opulent yet very elegant and pristine...

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2026 Vol. 6

After a summer hiatus The News returns to update you on the stunning August climate threats in the Okanagan and Niagara, and the legalization...

2026 Vol. 5

May Day!  The State of Direct-to-Consumer Shipping of Canadian Wine, Province by Province.I had hoped almost a year ago in July 2025 that come...

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Wending Home Cabernet Franc 2020

Tasting Note - This has been awarded three silver medals in Canadian and international competitions. And I get it...

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Ten Exciting Pinot Noirs Coast to Coast

Pinot noir is literally Canada’s red grape – growing from sea to sea. More specifically it is working in the Annapolis Valley of Nova...

Canadahas Arrived

Canada has arrived at an important place in terms of the depth and breadth of its wine quality, with a Canadian style and certain strengths now crystal clear. Canada’s Best Wines will spread the word with detailed, informed reviews that will guide subscribers to our best through timely posts on upcoming and current releases from all parts of the country. At a crucial moment as Canadians support local in growing numbers, and as interprovincial borders loosen making direct to consumer shipping more feasible.