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🍇 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

🍇 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

📝Pale gold color. Great typicity with tropical fruits, pineapple and guava leading to a weighty and full bodied saline finish. This is the tasting note elaborated by our jury for the selected wine of Cantine Locci Zuddas🍷 #5StarWines2023 #WineWithoutWalls2023 #5StarWinestheBook #ItalianWinery #ItalianWine #VinoItaliano

Wines from Portugal are renowned for their quality and diversity. Here are some key points about Portuguese wines 1. **Varieties of grapes:** Portugal grows a wide variety of grape varieties, both indigenous and international. Some of the grape varieties with excellent old vines 2. **Wine regions:** Portugal has several distinct wine regions, each with its own microclimate and unique characteristics. Some of the most important regions, such as Lisbon, Tejo, Douro, Alentejo, Trás os Montes, Minho and Algarve. Portugal has a marvellous climate and unique soils, which means that old vines and vineyards can produce excellent grapes and, as a result, we have excellent wines. 3. History of winemaking: Portugal has a long history of wine production dating back thousands of years. The region has been influenced by various cultures over time, which has contributed to the richness and diversity of its wine industry. 4. **Winemaking techniques: Portuguese wine producers use a combination of traditional and modern winemaking techniques. Fermentation in oak barrels, cold maceration and bottle ageing allow the complexity and character of the wines to develop. 5. **Awards and Recognition:** Portuguese wines have won numerous awards and recognition in international competitions, demonstrating their quality and competitiveness on the world wine market. #wines #tablewine Contact overseastrade51 @gmail.com

Wines from Portugal are renowned for their quality and diversity. Here are some key points about Portuguese wines 1. **Varieties of grapes:** Portugal grows a wide variety of grape varieties, both indigenous and international. Some of the grape varieties with excellent old vines 2. **Wine regions:** Portugal has several distinct wine regions, each with its own microclimate and unique characteristics. Some of the most important regions, such as Lisbon, Tejo, Douro, Alentejo, Trás os Montes, Minho and Algarve. Portugal has a marvellous climate and unique soils, which means that old vines and vineyards can produce excellent grapes and, as a result, we have excellent wines. 3. History of winemaking: Portugal has a long history of wine production dating back thousands of years. The region has been influenced by various cultures over time, which has contributed to the richness and diversity of its wine industry. 4. **Winemaking techniques: Portuguese wine producers use a combination of traditional and modern winemaking techniques. Fermentation in oak barrels, cold maceration and bottle ageing allow the complexity and character of the wines to develop. 5. **Awards and Recognition:** Portuguese wines have won numerous awards and recognition in international competitions, demonstrating their quality and competitiveness on the world wine market. #wines #tablewine Contact overseastrade51 @gmail.com

Italy (highlighted in green): Prosecco: A popular sparkling wine grape primarily grown in Italy’s Veneto region. Garganega: Used in the production of Soave wines. Catarratto Bl.: A Sicilian grape variety. Trebbiano R.: Also known as Ugni Blanc, widely planted in Italy. France (also highlighted in green): Melon: Primarily used in Muscadet wines from the Loire Valley. Spain (also highlighted in green): Airen: The most widely planted white grape in Spain. Verdejo: Known for its aromatic and fresh wines. Catarrano: A lesser-known grape variety found mainly in Spain. Additional Notes: notably, the map does not show Pedro Gimenez from Argentina, which is another white grape variety #winebusiness #wineindustry #wine

The frigid onset of the new year has yielded a bountiful harvest for winegrowers. The resurgence of winter, marked by temperatures plummeting to minus eleven degrees, has once again presented the opportunity to produce ice wine in January. Nevertheless, Ernst Büscher from the German Wine Institute (DWI) underscores the increasing rarity of ice wines. Although many wine-growing regions successfully harvested ice wine grapes this year, only a handful of wineries executed this distinctive harvest. Ice wine poses risks for winegrowers, requiring grapes to be thoroughly frozen for the harvest. The diminishing occurrence of icy temperatures has led to a decline in registered areas for ice wine harvests. Several wineries in Rheinhessen, Württemberg, Franconia, and the Moselle were able to initiate ice wine harvests in early December. Austria also commenced its ice wine harvest in December, with Burgenland, Lower Austria, and Styria participating. 🌬️✨ Österreich Wein Marketing GmbH - Austrian Wine Marketing Board - Deutsches Weininstitut, The German Wine Institute i.e. Wines of Germany worldwide Which ice wine varieties are on your must-try list? 🍷   #icewine #winegrowing #winemaking #wineknowledge #prowein #proweintradefair #prowein2024 #winebusiness #wineprofessionals #winetasting #wineshop #winetrends #tradefair #winetrade #winecommunity #winetradefair

📈 Wine production in Portugal 🇵🇹 is expected to increase by 7.4 million hectoliters in 2023/24. This increase represents a growth rate of 8% compared to the previous campaign and 12% compared to the average of the last five campaigns. 🍷 According to data published by the IVV, I.P. – Portuguese Wine and Vine Institute –, the #Douro and #Lisbon regions will see the largest increases in volume compared to the last campaign, each showing an increase of around 10%.   Read more: https://lnkd.in/ejK3RM2r   To know more about the Portuguese wine sector, please contact 📧 aicep.thehague@portugalglobal.pt. #Wine #Portugal #Production #BuyFromPortugal

#Wine #demand is picking up in some areas, but the majority of prices have not (yet) changed since the last survey. #bizwine #wines #wineindustry #winebusiness #winetrade #bulkwine #europe #europeanunion Meininger's International

Latest Foods and Drinks Offers by Latest Business Offers. Title: Buy Japanese Wines Online From Great Wines Direct Link: https://lnkd.in/ema9sr6v While grapes have long been cultivated in Japan, it is only in the last hundred years of so that wine has been produced there. It wasn’t until the Meiji restoration when Western culture began to be widely adopted that the idea of using grapes to make wine really arose in the country. Although 110,000 kilolitres of wine is produced in Japan every year, only 25% of that amount is made from grapes that have been actually grown domestically and harvested in the country. #japanesewine #winejapanese #winejapan #winejapanese #greatwinesdirect #onlinewines #drinks #foodanddrinks #japan