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Wine Culture Magazine

Editor's Letter

What’s next? Nobody knows, but there will be wine

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Sep 23, 2022

B.C. Restaurants

Naramata Inn cooks up a “Season of Culinary”

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Sep 15, 2022

B.C. Wine Country

CedarCreek named WineAlign’s 2022 Winery of the Year

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Jul 29, 2022

Food for Thought

‘It’s about the food and the farm’

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Jun 17, 2022

World Wine

Napa Valley dreaming

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May 27, 2022

Sips and Nibbles

Heat, smoke, fire—2021’s lingering effect

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May 6, 2022

Editor's Letter

A season of hope and a return to wine country

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Apr 29, 2022

Food for Thought

Marvelous mushrooms

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Jan 21, 2022

Pioneers

Vitis writer Tim Pawsey honoured for pioneering work

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Oct 8, 2021

Editor's Letter

A new column, thoughtful wines, and very good dogs

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Oct 1, 2021

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Vitis is dedicated to BC and the worlds vibrant wine cultures.🍷 An indispensable seasonal guide for vintners, sommeliers & weekend imbibers alike.

Meet Justin Isidro, also known as @offthelist_somm

Meet Justin Isidro, also known as @offthelist_somm, or the man behind VINÍCOLA PORTUGAL 🍷

This year, VINÍCOLA PORTUGAL gathered over 70 different wines from high-quality producers from the north to the south of Portugal under the roof of Heritage Hall on Main Street on September 16. From the robust reds of Douro Valley to the crisp whites of Vinho Verde, the wines were accompanied by a snack bar from Arc Iberico Imports and you could pick up a bottle you really liked from the on-site wine shop by @suttonplacewinemerchant.

Stay tuned and follow @justin_isidro/@offthelist_somm for more details about Vinícola Portugal next year 😉

🍂 7 fall & winter wine events in B.C. you won't

🍂 7 fall & winter wine events in B.C. you won't want to miss 🍂

1) Wine Capital Weekend (September 22-24) - 3 days of live music, dancing, good food, and good #bcwine in Oliver that begin with the Kick-Off Party at @districtwinevillage

2) Victoria International Wine Festival (September 24-30) - see which events still have tickets available on @victoriawinefest page

3) @terroirsymposium (September 30-October 2) - this Calgary event fosters some of the most important discussions around culinary culture

4) Okanagan Fall Wine Festival Events (October 27-November 3) - more details at @okanaganwinefestival page

5) Whistler Cornucopia (November 9-19) - the much-anticipated annual celebration of food and drink in Whistler

And, of course, the return of @vanwinefest in 2024! See the link in our bio for more details and dates 👀

Strong aromas of freshly printed pages with subtle

Strong aromas of freshly printed pages with subtle hints of ink on the nose, the anticipation of the news from the wine world on the palate, and the sweet finish after learning more about #bcwine. Yes, you guessed it right—the new issue of Vitis is coming out soon.

Head to the link in our bio to subscribe and get it delivered straight to your door before the print edition hits the shelves.

P.S. Pairs well with older vintages. If you missed any of the previous issues, you can order them from our archive section via the same link as well.

Did you celebrate #cabernetsauvignonday last week?

Did you celebrate #cabernetsauvignonday last week?

Not that this grape needs a special day to be celebrated, but in B.C.’s Okanagan Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is the third most planted red grape variety with 970 acres. Some wines, like the Similkameen Valley’s Orofino Red Bridge and Clos du Soleil Signature, stand out by harmonizing the distinct characteristics of Cabernet Sauvignon with other red Bordeaux varieties. Others, like the Golden Mile’s Culmina Estate Family Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon and Hester Creek Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, both 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, showcase the pure essence of the grape.

Learn more about the origins of Cabernet Sauvignon from @goodwinegal at the link in our bio.

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