It has been awhile since I’ve written about some of the bottles that have passed through my front door. And it’s really too bad – because there are some killer bottles that you need to know about. Let me start with going through some of the current bottles available from...
Michael and André sit down to go over a few topics – but we kick things off with thoughts on the new VQA logo.
Derek Barnett’s Meldville wines are still one of the most exciting additions to the landscape of Ontario over the past couple years. The core lineup of wines is still exciting and tasted – and frankly, I enjoy having each bottle labeled by edition. It’s an interesting way to track which...
André visited the Languedoc earlier in October and found some tasty wines. He also learned a few things about the “natural” wine movement.
It’s been an exciting year at Featherstone. The winery celebrated their 20th anniversary, and winemaker/owner David Johnson was named winemaker of the year at the Ontario Wine Awards. David had previously been named Grape King in 2003 – which I believe makes him the only winemaker to hold both coveted...
You may remember a little while back Miguel Torres was talking to Michael and André about sustainability. He suggested they follow up with Chris Jackson – so they did.
We take on another 6 bottles of wine blind with friend of the podcast Thomas Bachelder.
We are joined by friend of the podcast Farrah Felton Jolley to talk about what’s new at Klinker Brick in Lodi, California.
Thomas Bachelder sits down with Michael and André to school them on old Cabernet Sauvignon… at this point he’s hijacked the podcast… but they don’t mind.
It has been a few years since the wines at Closson Chase really left me speechless. I was left so on my last visit to the winery. The portfolio is small and focused but over-delivers on every level. In fact, this current batch of wines may bed the best they...
It’s time for another popular episode of stump the chump – we sat down with Brian Schmidt to taste through some old bottles of wine.
If you’re not a fan of Lighthall Vineyards you’ve probably never been there. Over the past few years, the challenge with visiting Lighthall has been how hard it is to get your hands on these coveted bottles. The wines would fly off the shelf the moment they were available for...
