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12/04/18
Ontario's new retail cannabis regs leave room for Big Bud to corner the market
The new regs cap the number of stores that can be owned and operated by a company at 75 but place no limits on licensing or franchising of Big Bud brands through storefront operations
12/03/18
Constellation Brands shares slide as Macquarie turns wary on $4 billion cannabis investment
Shares of Constellations Brands Inc. stz-0.23% slid 2% Thursday, after Macquarie downgraded the stock to neutral from outperform, and said it has become more wary of the company's $4 billion investment in Canadian cannabis company Canopy Growth Corp
11/27/18
Wine industry giants, Brock U research builders Ziraldo and Kaiser cited with elite award
Canadian winery icons Donald Ziraldo and Karl Kaiser, who revolutionized an industry and then helped create Brock University's renowned grape and wine research centre CCOVI, have been honoured with the first Lifetime Achievement Award ever presented by the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. The partners were feted as "the pioneers of Ontario's wine renaissance" at a gala at Toronto's Exhibition Place, where Ziraldo was joined by Andrea Kaiser, who accepted on behalf of her late father. The award was sponsored by Brock University.
11/20/18
New trade deal could help Washington wine sales
Washington winemakers have chafed for years over the unequal treatment their bottles receive in grocery stores in British Columbia. Imported Washington wines can't sit on the shelves next to B.C. wines. If Washington wines are sold in grocery stores, they have to be located in a "store within the store," a requirement that physically separates imports from domestic wines and requires a separate checkout. The proposed U.S.-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement would end that practice by November 2019, giving equal treatment to wines from Washington and other states on the grocery aisle.
11/16/18
From liquor store to your door: Booze delivery app launches in Vancouver
Consumers in Vancouver can now have booze delivered to their door with the arrival of an app-based service that includes age-verification software. The Boston-based Drizly website and mobile app promises to deliver consumers beer, wine and spirits from select Liquor Depot locations in under 60 minutes. The company first partnered with Canadian retailers in 2016 when it launched for the Alcanna-owned Liquor Depot and Liquor Barn stores in Edmonton.
11/16/18
The SAQ Is Raising Wine And Liquor Prices Across Quebec
The SAQ has announced that they will be increasing the retail prices of over 800 products at shops across Quebec. This news has conveniently come right around the holiday period, when we all plan on drinking the most. Although the price increases are not terribly drastic, considering the already steep prices we pay for alcohol in Quebec, it's still a significant change.
11/16/18
Making the mead: How Saskatchewan's first craft meadery operates
Meads have been around for a long time, but there hadn't been a craft meadery in Saskatchewan until Prairie Bee Meadery opened in June 2016. The province has always been a leading producer of honey, which is combined with water to make mead - a liqueur also known as honey wine. There's been several variations of mead produced by Saskatchewan breweries over the years, but never a dedicated meadery.
11/16/18
Canadian billionaire to build Mid-Columbia tasting room and wine facility
The prominent Vancouver, B.C., family that owns the Canucks hockey franchise is preparing to build a major wine production facility and tasting room near Benton City. Aquilini Red Mountain Vineyards, a holding of Aquilini Investment Group, will build a 170,000-square-foot wine production facility, tasting room and a home for the owners at its property in the Red Mountain American Viticultural Area, according to plans submitted to Benton County.
11/16/18
Beer and Wine to Square Off in Pairing Feast Set for St. Lawrence on Nov. 21
Join us at one of Canada's best new restaurants of 2018 to highlight the joys of pairing both wine and beer with a delicious 4-course menu. Created and prepared by JC Poirier, Chef/Owner of St. Lawrence Restaurant, and Neil Taylor, Executive Chef of Home Block Restaurant at CedarCreek. Each course will be expertly paired with CedarCreek's Single Block Platinum wines chosen by winemaker Taylor Whelan. They'll go head-to-head with Strange Fellows craft beers selected by brewmaster Iain Hill.
11/16/18
IFTA B.C. tour: A taste of history
Tourists to Canada's Okanagan Valley can thank the glaciers for carving the wonderful views in southern British Columbia, but local growers look to the future by growing new varieties and crops on the fertile benches the glaciers left behind. On the first day of the 2018 International Fruit Tree Association study tour in July, Carl Withler, an industry specialist for the Canadian Ministry of Agriculture, summed up what we'd learn over the next couple of days: B.C. growers are facing change head-on.
11/16/18
Tofino food, wine event should make for a wild night on West Coast
B.C. wine fans take note, the B.C. Wine Institute is inviting consumers to "Search Near Not Far" and explore the unique differences coming from our defined wine-growing regions. The campaign invites consumers to explore the character within each B.C. wine region and to learn about the Okanagan Valley, Similkameen Valley, Fraser Valley, Vancouver Island, Gulf Islands and the four new regions of Thompson Valley, Kootenays, Lillooet and the Shuswap.
11/16/18
Joe Pantoliano to Star in Wine Drama 'From the Vine Came the Grape'
Joe Pantoliano will star in the whimsical Italian vineyard drama From the Vine Came the Grape, directed by Sean Cisterna (Kiss and Cry, Full Out). Pantoliano, best known for his star turns on HBO's The Sopranos and in the film Memento, plays a downtrodden corporate executive who suffers a crisis of ethics, retreats to his family's hometown in southern Italy and discovers a vineyard on its last legs.
11/14/18
Trump right and wrong on French wine tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump is partly right but far from completely correct when he says that France's "big tariffs" make it hard for American vintners to sell their wines here: Wrong because customs duties on imported wines are applied not by France but by the European Union. Right because American tariffs are "globally" less than what Europe charges, the French customs authority says.
11/12/18
Somm360 Releases the Other Half of its Congress Schedule
The Somm360 Congress releases its full program between Nov. 25-27, 2018, at Le Grand Quai in Montreal's Old Port. The inauguration event will present a 3-day educational trade conference, offering a series of exclusive masterclasses, tastings, and training sessions.
11/12/18
'Not what we agreed to': Canada at odds with U.S. changes to text of USMCA, source says
Canada is pushing back against U.S. attempts to change the text of its September trade pact and the issue may have to be referred to ministers to settle, a Canadian source with direct knowledge of the matter said on Thursday.
11/12/18
Making the mead: How Saskatchewan's first craft meadery operates
Meads have been around for a long time, but there hasn't been a craft meadery in Saskatchewan until Prairie Bee Meadery opened in June 2016. The province has always been a leading producer of honey, which is combined with water to make mead - a liqueur also known as honey wine.
11/12/18
Canadian Cannabis Company Aphria Debuts On NYSE, Promotes Riphstein To President
Leamington, Ontario-based cannabis producer Aphria has made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange and promoted former Diageo North America executive Jakob Ripshtein to president.
11/12/18
Corby Spirit and Wine Limited Announces Election of Directors
Corby Spirit and Wine Limited, today announced that all of the nominee directors listed in the management proxy circular dated September 24, 2018, were elected as directors of Corby. The vote was conducted at the Company's Annual Meeting of Shareholders, which took place on November 7, 2018 in Toronto.
11/12/18
THIS CANADIAN DRINKS FIRM IS LAUNCHING A BEER BREWED WITH CANNABIS IN 2019
Province Brands filed the provisional patent for the "world's first beers brewed from the cannabis plant" in July 2017, further stoking interest from the drinks industry in the burgeoning cannabis industry since Constellation bought a 10% stake in Canadian marijuana company Canopy Growth Corp for £141 million with plans to make cannabis-infused drinks.
11/12/18
Alcohol is killing Canadians, so why are we still drinking?
According to a recent global report, no amount of alcohol is safe to drink. In fact, the study found that any possible benefit of light drinking - including reducing heart disease - is outweighed by the combined health risks associated with alcohol.
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