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Dec 6, 2019

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Aug 16, 2019

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Quails’ Gate: Three Remarkable Decades—and More

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Jun 14, 2019

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May 10, 2019

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You should be serving these B.C. wines with your Easter dinner

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Apr 18, 2019

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Have you heard of Beaujonomie before? 🤔 The te

Have you heard of Beaujonomie before? 🤔

The term ‘Beaujonomie’ describes a more casual trend that now defines fine dining and World Wine Synergy is bringing the spirit of ‘Beaujonomie’ to Vancouver with Beaujolais wines. Beaujonomie embraces the idea of good food and wine being complementary and enjoyable but above all accessible—the notion of sharing food and wine with friends while enjoying a lively conversation. Could you think of a better place to experience it other than at an exquisite Chef’s Table dinner at @nightingalerest?

The courses that highlighted diverse flavours such as wild mushroom, rosemary and fontina polenta salad, roasted Angus ribeye with creamed kale and Bordelaise sauce, and roasted pork belly were paired with a selection of wines from 9 different Beaujolais villages. Iain Philip introduced the crus that are produced by boutique wineries in Chiroubles, Fleurie, Côte de Brouilly, Saint-Amour and Morgon, using environmentally friendly farming, organic, and biodynamic methods. What a great way to explore the concept of 'Beaujonomie’ in BC 🍷

While for many years Beaujolais was synonymous wit

While for many years Beaujolais was synonymous with Beaujolais Nouveau, more wine-lovers are discovering the excitement of historic Beaujolais and its 12 appellations.

Last week, @World Wine Synergy hosted a unique Lunch & Learn at @harthouserest, during which Iain Philip led us through a study-and-taste of all 12 appellations of Beaujolais (18 wines in total) as well as a rare opportunity to taste the 10 Crus side by side. The crus—produced by boutique producers using environmentally friendly farming, organic, and biodynamic methods—truly allowed the terroir to show its strength and character.

“Even though the region focuses primarily on Gamay,” says Iain Philip, “there is immense diversity in the styles produced. From exuberantly festive Beaujolais Nouveau, through the expressive purity of the Beaujolais-Villages wines, to the exceptional capturing of terroir of the 10 Crus, there is a wine for everyone!”. We couldn't agree more 🍷

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If you think about starting something new on Monda

If you think about starting something new on Mondays every week but end up sticking with what's comfortable and familiar, be it a dinner recipe, an exercise routine or your choice of wine, you are not alone.

@thewinediva gets you, it happens to us all at some point. But the pros know the only way to get better at tasting, developing your palate and deepening your overall wine knowledge is to taste new wines—all the time! So she reached out to 5 of BC’s skilled tasters and asked their advice on how to get out of a wine rut.

Read the top tips on switching up your wine habits from @kurtiskolt, @myabeanbrown, @urban_vines1, @phly707 and @syvino2019 at the link in our bio.

Could Vancouver be the next city to land on the pr

Could Vancouver be the next city to land on the prestigious RAW WINE fair circuit?

Founded in 2011 to celebrate clean, additive and pesticide-free wines, @rawwineworld—the international celebration of natural, organic and biodynamic low-intervention vino–has in the past included Montreal on a global circuit that also includes fairs in London, New York, L.A. and Berlin, but this year was Toronto’s first. The festival included more than 60 wineries and their Canadian agents pouring hundreds of fizzy, cloudy, orange and funkily fermented wines, along with educational seminars and panels. Famous labels (like Sicily’s Frank Cornelissen and COS, and Domaine Grosbois from France’s Loire) chilled alongside lesser-known natural wines from Georgia, Greece, Chile and Australia.

Get @_packlight's full report on the wines presented at RAW at the link in our bio.

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