Our grapes, our soil
By • February 21, 2013
Embracing the bounty of Nova Scotia wines
By • January 30, 2013
It is the Mac-daddy of all grapes, the most versatile and the most forgiving in a variety of climates. For years, Chardonnay has reigned …
By • January 23, 2013
There are only so many events you can plan surrounding wine, if that’s your thing. You’ve got dinner parties for pairings, blind tastings and…drinking …
By • January 16, 2013
A few weeks back I met my boyfriend for a late meal at a lovely Italian restaurant on the Halifax waterfront. It was late …
By • November 22, 2012
Friday night, I attended an evening tasting at Bishop’s Cellar in downtown Halifax. Bishop’s Cellar is a specialty wine store and has lots of …
By • November 14, 2012
An at-home blind tasting can be an exciting new way to taste wine and socialize. It not only allows you to discover wine you wouldn’t …
By • November 7, 2012
It is best known in Burgundy, France, but the Pinot Noir grape is now grown all over the world. It is a precarious grape …
By • October 24, 2012
I fell in love with Riesling while I was living in the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia. Well, I guess that’s when I fell …
By • October 17, 2012
“Come quickly, I am tasting the stars.” – Dom Pérignon, after tasting Champagne for the first time
Sparkling wine should be drunk more often. It’s …
By • October 11, 2012
We’ve turned the page on our calendar to October, and the month that in our collective mind ushers in fall is upon us. Things …