Articles related to "Nova Scotia Wine"

Ontario and Okanogan Valley in British Columbia already have established and highly celebrated appellations. But Canada's newest rising star is the Annapolis Valley.

Suite101.com recently interviewed Mr. Hanspeter Stutz, owner and proprietor of Domaine de Grand Pre / Le Caveau, a classic premises located in beautiful Nova Scotia.

Suite101.com recently had the opportunity to discuss wine with Mr. Bruce Ewert, owner of the relatively new L'Acadie Vineyards organic winery in Gaspereau, Nova Scotia.

Suite101.com recently had the opportunity to speak with several Annapolis Valley vintners. Dr. Jonathan Murray, owner of Muir Murray Estate Winery, speaks on wine.

Suite101.com's interview continues with Mr. Hanspeter Stutz of Grand Pre Wines / Domaine de Grand Pre on the topics of the L'Acadie Blanc variety, Nova Scotia wine.

Suite101.com's interview with winemaker Bruce Ewert draws to a close with a brief discussion of L'Acadie Vineyard's support of charity as well as Ewert's motivation.

Suite101.com's interview with Mr. Bruce Ewert of L'Acadie Vineyards continues with an explanation of using the traditional method in crafting their sparkling wines.

Suite101's interview with Dr. Jonathan Murray continues with a brief discussion surrounding the concept of backyard vineyards and the Annapolis Valley's unique terroir.

With stunning scenery and friendly hosts, Maritime wine tasting tours rate as the perfect option for a relaxing Nova Scotia vacation.

Nova Scotia, Canada has been perceived as a hostile environment for commercial winegrowing. Like Niagara, the key has been to find suitable varieties and wine styles.

Suite101.com's interview with Mr. Hanspeter Stutz of Domaine de Grand Pre in Nova Scotia draws to a close with remarks surrounding new products, vineyard dining, more.

Suite101.com's interview with Dr. Jonathan Murray, owner of Muir Murray Estate Winery, is concluded with a brief discussion of tourism, icewine, motivation for success.

Domaine de Grand Pre's 2008 Marechal Foch is offered in a standard vintage as well as a Vintner's Reserve, starting at a mere 14.50 per bottle from wine shop on premises.

Despite being a relatively quiet port city by day, Halifax bars and pubs overflow with music-lovers, professionals, and university students on weeknights and weekends.

Grand Pré Historic Site recalls Acadian life and the historic expulsion. Visit Grand Pré to see Evangeline, explore an archaeological dig, or taste the local wines.

Lunenburg lies on Nova Scotia's South Shore, welcoming visitors to a historic town filled with fishing boats, vibrant arts, fresh seafood, and heritage accommodation.