Food Trucks Popular at Niagara Wineries

Having moved within driving radius of Niagara Peninsula wineries this season, I’ve spent some time purusing winery websites. Something cool that I’ve noticed, is the presence of gourmet food trucks that are frequently onsite at various wineries. Gourmet Tacos: One of the most well-known Niagara food trucks is gourmet taco/tapas truck El Gastrónomo Vagabundo. This … Continue reading →

Urban winery brings wine on tap to B.C.

My Comments: At first I was skeptical about the wines on tap concept. Reading into the article a little, I was impressed by the list of BC wineries that FreshTAP is working with. Blasted Church, Nichol Vineyards, Joie Vineyards, Laughing Stock, and Hester Creek – these all have my respect! Would you drink wine on … Continue reading →

Niagara Wine Review: Malivoire Chardonnay 2010

Malivoire Chardonnay 2010 VQA Niagara Peninsula 13% alc. Situated on a picturesque road full of vineyards, Malivoire Wine produces a well balanced oaked chardonnay that clocks in at $19.95 at the LCBO. Before we get into the review, I’ll admit I’m an oaked chardonnay fan. In the 2000’s, it seemed like chardonnay gained quite a … Continue reading →

Keeping tabs on Bill C-311 in Canada

*see update to this post below* The Bill is nearly a law! For decades in Canada, it has been illegal for individuals to ship wine between provinces. Bill C-311 seeks to change this law, and if passed, individuals will be able to buy wine directly from any of Canada’s wineries. Why it’s illegal: Until now, … Continue reading →