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‘A perfect area for Chardonnay and Pinot’: Adam Lowy of Niagara rising star Cloudsley CellarsHis journey, the region and great dinner party pairings...
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Ontario Pinot Noir: Through the looking glassClarity comes into focus...
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Ontario’s boycott on US wine: A crisis paused but not avertedEconomist Jens-Peter Barynin takes a closer look...
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Ontario: The evolution of Riesling on the shores of the Great LakesA look at the evolving styles of Riesling in Ontario...
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The transformation of Canada’s Gamay scene plus 15 top bottlesAnd 15 examples to try...
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Ontario Chardonnay: 20 cool-climate buys from CanadaCool-climate wines with a real sense of place…
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Michaela Morris: My top 10 fine wines of 2021A top 10 including a trio of Nebbiolo, a Crozes-Hermitage and a traditional-method sparkling wine from Ontario...
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Canadian Riesling: top buys from Eastern Canada16 top-scoring wines from Ontario, Nova Scotia and Québec…
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Tawse Winery: producer profile and 10 winesTawse Winery, in Ontario’s Niagara Peninsula, is still a hidden gem outside of Canada. Find out about its hands-off approach and Burgundian connections…
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Jefford on Monday: Ontario’s wild rideAndrew Jefford returns to the Niagara Escarpment...
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Canadian Icewine harvest startsThe 2003 Icewine harvest started in Ontario’s three wine regions yesterday.
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Icewine harvest begins in Niagara
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World’s most expensive icewine produced
Ontario winery Royal DeMaria has produced one of the world’s most expensive Icewines – eight times the price of any similar product.
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Canadian harvest down 50%
The Ontario grape harvest is set to fall by half its normal level this year after severely cold weather in January and February dramatically reduced crop levels.
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Wolf Blass releases in plastic
Wolf Blass has released two of its wines in plastic bottles in Ontario in a bid to reduce glass use across the province.
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Ziraldo leaves Inniskillin
Donald Ziraldo has resigned as president of Inniskillin Wines in Ontario.
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Canadian harvest ‘best in 25 years’
Hot dry weather is proving exceptional for Ontario's 2007 harvest, with some growers calling it the best vintage for decades.
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Canadian harvest begins
The Canadian harvest started today in Ontario’s Niagara region, the earliest commercial picking there in more than 20 years.
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Ontario sets maximum bottle weight limitCanadian province Ontario is leading the move toward lightweight bottling by setting a maximum weight on the wines it approves.
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Extreme freeze damages Ontario vineyardsFreezing temperatures across Ontario have damaged vines in the Canadian province's vineyards, with some producers reporting bud loss of around 90%.
