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Niagara Most Thrilling Wines of 2023 - Wines In Niagara
Dec 26, 2023 · The Long Way Home Chardonnay 2022 ($48, 94 points) — It’s fresh, floral, and awash in salinity on the nose with perfumed pear, bergamot, lemon zest, yellow apple, stony minerality and elegant, integrated oak spice. Such a gorgeous creamy texture on the palate and a freshness that defines the Beamsville Bench.
The Most Thrilling Niagara wines of 2021 - Wines In Niagara
Dec 26, 2021 · Domaine Queylus La Grande Cuvée Champlain Réserve Chardonnay 2019 ($50, 94 points) — For the assemblage on this signature Chardonnay at the estate, winemaker Kelly Mason wanted a wine that shows more restraint with less oak and less of those fruity tropical notes. The wine spent 24 months in 100% French oak with only 5% new oak.
The Most Thrilling Niagara Wines of the Year - Wines In Niagara
Dec 26, 2020 · Domaine Queylus La Grande Réserve Pinot Noir 2015 ($90) — This is one of the most highly perfumed, pretty and elegant Pinots I have tasted from Niagara. Everything clicks here with a nose of crushed red berries, forest floor, river rock minerality, integrated sweet herbs, red plums, cassis and bramble notes that all come together nicely at this point.
The Most Thrilling Niagara wines of 2022 - Wines In Niagara
Dec 26, 2022 · The Rest of the Most Thrilling White Wines. Bachelder Hill of Wingfield Chardonnay 2020 ($75, 95 points) — This Chardonnay from “The Hill of Wingfield” is what Thomas Bachelder not so quietly refers to as “grand cru” even though it is a classification that still has no standing in Niagara (but should).The Chardonnay grapes grown in this parcel, which is at the highest elevation and ...
The Most Thrilling Niagara Wines in 2019 - Wines In Niagara
Dec 26, 2019 · It’s hard to remember a better year for Niagara wines than what was released in 2019, which made it all that more difficult to prepare this list of the most Thrilling Niagara Wines of the Year.
A family affair at Honsberger winery in Niagara - Wines In Niagara
Jul 18, 2024 · Honsberger Matt Smith surrounded with new and soon to be released wines from the Jordan farm, winery and restaurant. For a short period, some of those grapes were sold to other wineries but the family was eventually convinced to take the next step in their evolution and start their own label under the family name using grapes from 11 acres under vine.
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Big sky, big dreams for the Grimsby Hillside Vineyard - Wines In …
Aug 10, 2022 · Paul Franciosa in the Grimsby Hillside Vineyard. The story of Grimsby Hillside is steeped in history, but also sadness, sacrifice and a family’s desire to honour the legacy of their patriarch, Lou Franciosa, who dared to dream, dared to follow his path as a would-be grape grower, amateur winemaker, and lover of wine in retirement.
The year of new wineries in Ontario - Wines In Niagara
By Rick VanSickle. 2022 is shaping up to be the year of new wines, wineries, wine brands and revamping of old brands in Ontario. From large, showpiece wine estates, to super-secret projects, to new virtuals, small boutique wineries and garagistes … there’s a little of everything fermenting in Ontario Wine Country.