Week in Review
Summertime and the Living Ain't Easy.
In a year filled with challenges for wine drinkers, summer offers a reprieve. White wines have gained popularity, and rosés are now of higher quality than ever before. On Canada Day, domestic wineries aspire to earn the privilege of selling their wine nationwide. However, the 'Taco' tariffs continue to impact wine supply and demand globally, leading to increased prices and potentially reduced consumption if not addressed. The debate around alcohol's health effects persists, with various claims and data adding complexity to the discussion. A brief break with a glass of wine may be appreciated by many. For those on a budget, our search tool can help find quality wines at suitable prices. Additionally, subscribing to our free monthly newsletter will provide wine recommendations worth considering.
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Top 10 : Rosé
It's prime time to think pink and drink pink season. Just as pink is the halfway hue between white and red on the colour spectrum, drinking pink offers up the best of both in the wine world. You get the freshness and acidity of white wines, plus the structure, berry fruit, and tannin presence of reds. This harmony of styles makes rosé wines very food friendly, especially the drier styles. Here...


A Favourites B.C. Day Cheese List from Allison Spurrell
It's almost British Columbia Day, so I thought it would be a good time to talk about some of our favourite local cheeses and cheese makers. Our cheese industry isn't as old as in some other areas of Canada, but there are still some terrific cheesemakers at work in our fair province. There seems to be a lot of interest in local things right now, so what better time to explore some of our local producers? Creekside Cheese + Creamery is a relatively new addition to the B...

