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Results from the 2024 Nationals – Winery of the Year
SpearHead Winery By veteran NWAC judge DJ Kearney This boutique Kelowna estate achieved an unprecedented and astonishing triumph at the 2024 National Wine Awards of Canada, capturing both Best Performing Small Winery of the Year, and Winery of the Year trophies. Congratulations to the entire SpearHead Winery team for this truly excellent result. To paraphrase […] More
Results from the 2024 Nationals – Best Performing Small Winery of the Year
SpearHead Winery By veteran NWAC judge DJ Kearney For the second time in three years, Kelowna’s SpearHead Winery has won the Best Performing Small Winery of the Year. Victorious with a total of 12 medals, this boutique benchland estate makes roughly 5,000-6,000 cases of wine each year, half of which is pinot noir. This excellent result […] More
Results from the 2024 Nationals – Platinums
Announcing the Results from the 2024 National Wine Awards of Canada Today we are very pleased to announce the 2024 Platinum medal winners. We conclude the announcements this week with the Best Performing Small Winery and Top 10 Small Wineries tomorrow and the Winery of the Year and the Top 25 Wineries in Canada on […] More
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Cinsault is a dark skinned grape that can deliver floral and ripe strawberry notes and hints of dried fruit. It is commonly used as a blending grape in the Southern Rhone and other areas of Southern France such as Bandol and the Languedoc. It is also used in the production of Vins de Provence rosé. In South Africa, Cinsault was crossed with Pinot Noir to create Pinotage.
