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Viña San Pedro’s Tayu: A Good Wine with an Even Better Back Story
Collaboration between one of Chile’s largest wine companies and a tiny indigenous Mapuche community leads to learning on both sides and winning results. By John Szabo MS This feature was commissioned by VSPT Wine Group “My annual harvest is 2.2million kilos”, Viviana Navarrete tells me. That’s an enormous number. But then again, Viviana is one […] More
A Winemaker Webinar – Feb 13 at 5pmCo-Hosted by Sara d’Amato and David Lawrason Cabernet Franc is spiking in this country, rapidly becoming Canada’s Cabernet. It is particularly ascending in Niagara. In WineAlign’s 2020 Guide to Canada’s Best Wines, nine of the top ten scoring cab francs were from Niagara, and three of those were […] More
Join Us Live on Saturday, January 23 at 5pm “Think You Know Wine?” returns this Saturday with David Lawrason, John Szabo MS, Michael Godel, Sara d’Amato, and our host Renée Sferrazza. It’s a fun, informal (and entertaining) competition between old colleagues and good friends. Last time on “Think You Know Wine?” the critics attempted to identify […] More
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View Award-Winning WinesVidal is a white French hybrid variety grown primarily in the northeastern US and Canada. Vidal is sometimes grown to create a white table wine, though more often it is used to produce sweet late-harvest and icewines wines. Vidal, as a white table wine, has clean aromas of sweet citrus, pink grapefruit, and floral notes. It is a refreshing and medium bodied white wine with crisp clean acidity. When it's used to make ice wines, vidal often has an apricot and tangerine flavor.