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Though Canada is not necessarily associated with its wine industry, with exception of a handful of world-class icewines, homegrown and produced Canadian wines always seem to make their mark in international competitions, encouraging the world to take notice.
For centuries, women were banned from entering wine cellars let alone work on the vineyards. How the tides have changed. Women in B.C. have not only broken barriers, they are stepping into the limelight, redefining tradition, challenging conventions, and leaving an indelible mark on the world of wine.
Rosé Day is June 8. Want to try something you may not have before? Here are nine to get you rethinking your favourite pink drink. —Catherine Dunwoody
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Though Canada is not necessarily associated with its wine industry, with exception of a handful of world-class icewines, homegrown and produced Canadian wines always seem to make their mark in international competitions, encouraging the world to take notice.
2024 Notable mentions
Though Canada is not necessarily associated with its wine industry, with exception of a handful of world-class icewines, homegrown and produced Canadian wines always seem to make their mark in international competitions, encouraging the world to take notice.
For centuries, women were banned from entering wine cellars let alone work on the vineyards. How the tides have changed. Women in B.C. have not only broken barriers, they are stepping into the limelight, redefining tradition, challenging conventions, and leaving an indelible mark on the world of wine.
Rosé Day is June 8. Want to try something you may not have before? Here are nine to get you rethinking your favourite pink drink. —Catherine Dunwoody
