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Alto Adige: At the peak of perfection

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Seven fall and winter wine events that you won’t want to miss

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Did you know that Alto Adige cultivates more than

Did you know that Alto Adige cultivates more than 20 grape varieties?

This unique wine region located in northern Italy, bordering Austria, stretches north to south with a confluence of rivers, valleys and alps covering some 5,700 hectares. It boasts 274 family-run wineries and 5,000 grape growers. The leading varieties are Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Blanc and Sauvignon Blanc, with precise aromas, fresh acidity, medium to full body, fine balance and elegant structure.

The 2022 vintage in Alto Adige was nothing short of exceptional, as it yielded flawless, healthy grapes with desired sugar levels and slightly reduced acidity. Have you tried them yet? See the link in our bio for the Top 4 Alto Adige wines available in BC.

#altoadigewines @altoadigewines @sopexa_agency @cantinakurtatsch @stmichaeleppan @cantinaterlano @alois.lageder

Getting ourselves ready for the upcoming 2024 Vanc

Getting ourselves ready for the upcoming 2024 Vancouver International Wine Festival by exploring Pinot grigio delle Venezie DOC (@dellevenezie) with Filippo Bartolotta.

P.S. If you haven't found out yet, the theme region for the 2024 @Vanwinefest is Italy 🇮🇹

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 👀

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