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02/23/24
The Wine Square Launches Next-Generation Wine Cellar Solutions
The Wine Square, a Canadian manufacturer at the forefront of pioneering wine cellar solutions, is thrilled to announce the launch of its latest innovation, The TWS 360. This breakthrough system seamlessly merges three cutting-edge technologies -- the Isocase, Cavea, and The Cube° -- to offer wine enthusiasts a functional and modern approach to preserving their collections. The Isocase, a durable isolation enclosure, protects stored wines from external temperature and humidity fluctuations.
02/15/24
Adapting to Frost: BC Wine Industry Faces Challenges, but Opportunities Emerge (IceWine and Mead)
The British Columbia wine industry is grappling with the aftermath of two consecutive devastating frosts that have left vineyards battered and winemakers in distress. Winemaker and viticulturist Severine Pinte, expressing the severity of the situation, deems the damage as "catastrophic," particularly highlighting the impact on buds and vines, leaving many wineries in precarious situations. Pinte's perspective is echoed by other wineries, including the ones she oversees -- LaStella in Osoyoos and Le Vieux Pin in Oliver.
02/12/24
BC Wineries Facing Catastrophic Crop Losses
It looks there won't be a 2024 vintage. A survey of damage to primary and secondary buds after last month's deep freeze projects crop losses of 97-99%.
02/02/24
Industry balks at Canada's tax hike on alcohol, set for April 1
The 4.7-per-cent excise-tax hike gets multiplied multiple times before the final retail price is calculated
01/31/24
Alberta slams door on B.C. wine imports over direct-to-consumer sales
Alberta is blocking imports of B.C. wines, accusing suppliers of bypassing regular trade channels.
01/05/24
Wine Lovers Brace For The Chill and Thrill of Niagara's Icewine Season
January temperatures may be cold, but excitement is heating up across Niagara as the region prepares to celebrate its annual Icewine harvest season in style. From Jan. 12 through 28, Niagara wine country raises a glass to Canada's liquid gold with glitzy galas, a wine and culinary touring program at 32 different wineries, a sparkling Niagara-on-the-Lake street festival, and more.
01/05/24
Canada Calling: The Wines Exciting the Experts Now
From refreshing sparkling to bold reds, explore outstanding wines from Canada that impressed the experts at Decanter World Wine Awards 2023. 'Canada has small production of wine, but very exciting wine,' explained Master Sommelier, Decanter World Wine Awards judge and Quebec native Elyse Lambert, noting the delicious Pinot Noirs tasted during DWWA 2023 judging week.
01/04/24
Accused found not criminally responsible in death of renowned Niagara winemaker Paul Pender
Bradley House, 33, was charged with second-degree murder and was found not criminally responsible, due to mental illness.
12/21/23
Beer, Wine, Ready-to-Drink Cocktails Coming to Ontario Corner Stores and Gas Stations in 2026
In case you missed it: Key changes include: Allowing all corner stores and any gas stations that sell food to sell beer, wine, cider and ready-to-drink alcoholic beverages, such as seltzers or RTDs. ...
12/19/23
Signatures on Wine Bottles Shown to Influence Ontario Shoppers: Brock Research
The presence of a signature can boost sales as much as 500 percent.
12/15/23
Retail Council of Canada Applauds Move by Ontario Government to Allow for Grocery and Convenience Sales of Beer, Wine, Cider, and Ready-to-Drink
Retail Council of Canada (RCC) is pleased to see the government has taken a strong first step in the right direction with today's announcement. "Retail Council of Canada is pleased to see the government move to end the Master Framework Agreement with The Beer Store. That agreement placed choice, convenience, and price for customers subordinate to the profits of big multinational brewing conglomerates. By ending the MFA, Premier Ford is moving Ontario forward and opening choices for consumers; more grocery stores will soon sell a wider range of alcohol options, in all formats and sizes, and will have the option to introduce private label products," said Karl Littler, Senior Vice-President Public Affairs for Retail Council of Canada.
12/15/23
Doug Ford Unveils Plans to Allow Beer and Wine Sales in Ontario Convenience Stores -- in Two Years
The premier is uncorking additional choice for drinkers of beer, wine, hard seltzer and premixed cocktails -- but it could take two more years for things to open up.
12/14/23
Canadian Grocers are Basking in Record Profit: Report
A new study says profits for Canadian grocers are growing at a record pace in 2023, reports CityNews Vancouver. Progressive research institute The Centre for Future Work says yearly profits are predicted to be more than $6 billion, an 8% year-over-year increase.
12/12/23
In Loving Memory of Kane Morgan
Rust Wine Co GM Kane Morgan was in a vehicle incident.
12/11/23
Ontario VQA Icewine Takes Center Stage at Niagara's Icewine Festival
Niagara's Icewine Festival, one of Canada's largest wine celebrations, will embrace the winter magic once again in 2024. For three weekends in January, wine lovers, cocktail fans and foodies are sure to create sweet memories to last a lifetime, all while discovering the region's renowned VQA Icewine and culinary scene through an outstanding collection of events.
11/30/23
British Columbia's Wine Industry Facing Major Climate-change Challenges
A recent study says that British Columbia's wine industry needs up to CA$317m in urgent financial assistance after a serious deep freeze last winter impacted numerous vines.
11/28/23
Master Winemaker Howard Soon Named Honorary Chair of VanWineFest's Bacchanalia Gala
The Vancouver International Wine Festival and Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival are thrilled to announce that Howard Soon, C.M., will be the Honorary Chair of the 2024 Bacchanalia Gala Dinner + Auction, presented by National Bank Private Banking 1859.
11/22/23
Billions at stake as Doug Ford government prepares to change booze retailing in Ontario
The government has for months been engaged in closed-door consultations with industry players on what it calls "modernizing" the alcohol sales regime in Ontario. For Ford's Progressive Conservatives, the chief goal is meeting a yet-to-be-fulfilled 2018 campaign promise to allow convenience stores to sell beer and wine. But multiple sources in various parts of the alcohol and retail industry say much more than that is on the table.
11/21/23
BC Wine Industry Needs $317 Million in Financial Assistance for Crop Replant Program
'An Opportunities Assessment for the BC Grape and Wine Industry' calls for a crop renewal program.
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