Crafting a tale of time, terroir and gentle winemaking Michael Clark considers himself a storyteller, only, he says, “I’m not telling stories through words, but through wine. It’s a story of a time, a vintage and a particular landscape.” As winemaker and general manager at Clos du Soleil, a multi-award-winning Similkameen Valley winery known for […] The post Clos du Soleil’s storyteller appeared first on VITIS .
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Five decades in, the winery focuses on Pinot and Chardonnay Few wines are as emblematic of the Okanagan than Quails’ Gate Stewart Family Reserve selections, which continue to highlight the top-tier varieties first introduced by the pioneering Stewart family some 50 years ago. Over the last few decades, “the Family Reserve line has always been […] The post Quails’ Gate: An Okanagan legacy appeared first on VITIS .
At Le Vieux Pin and LaStella, good practices lead to resilience in challenging times Ask award-winning winemaker Severine Pinte what motivates her unwavering belief in sustainability and she’ll tell you, “I’ve been doing it all my life.” It’s the foundation of good winemaking and sound viticulture, says Pinte who has been at the fore of […] The post Where sustainability rules appeared first on VITIS .
