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Moon Curser’s Latest Releases: Familiar Excellence and New Beginnings
I have always enjoyed visiting Osoyoos’ Moon Curser Winery. The labels alone are worth a closer look, each telling its own story, but it’s the wines that keep drawing me back. Moon Curser has built its reputation on producing distinctive varieties that are still uncommon in British Columbia, including Arneis, Carménère, Dolcetto, Marsanne, Roussanne, Tannat, ... Read more The post Moon Curser’s Latest Releases: Familiar Excellence and New Beginnings first appeared on My VanCity .
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2024 Starfield Vineyards “Hope Rising” a White Wine Blend Alternative to Chardonnay
Photo ©Michael Kelly Background on Marsanne & Roussanne Grapes This has long been one of my favorite white wine blends. When given a chance to review this wine, I was excited to taste it. Marsanne originated in the northern Rhône Valley of France, likely named after the village of Marsanne. Thomas Jefferson called it “the […]
by mkellywine16 viewsuncategorizedel-dorado-winesmarsanneroussannestarfield-vineyardswhite-wine-blends - news
Chill Reds, Cool Whites & Rosés
Chill Reds, Cool Whites & Rosés : Why All Three Colours of Côtes du Rhône Belong in Your Summer Rotation As summer entertaining becomes more relaxed, spontaneous, and increasingly centred outdoors, the way we think about wine is evolving. The shift is clear: away from rigid rules and toward flexibility, occasion, and ease. It’s within ... Read more The post Chill Reds, Cool Whites & Rosés first appeared on My VanCity .
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