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White Wine

Grape varieties, production methods, food and wine pairings, service and storage: discover all our articles on white wine.

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  1. Natural wine: The terroir in its purest form
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    Natural wine: The terroir in its purest form

    Natural wine isn’t just a trend—it embodies an authentic approach to winemaking where the terroir comes through in a genuine way. A true reflection of the soil, climate and vines, it’s worth being (re)discovered as a way of exploring the world.

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  2. Some California wine pairings that’ll surprise you
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    Some California wine pairings that’ll surprise you

    California, the top wine producer in the United States, is home to rich terroirs that yield a variety of unique wines. Here are some fun suggestions to help you discover surprising pairings you can serve to guests with tastes that are a little different from yours!

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  3. Vignoble Cortellino: Quebec pride with an Italian flair
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    Vignoble Cortellino: Quebec pride with an Italian flair

    On my way to Vignoble Cortellino in Saint-Urbain-Premier in the Montérégie region, I was expecting to be immersed in Italian tradition. Instead, I got a taste of the Quebec terroir done differently.

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  4. The explosive popularity of volcanic wine
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    The explosive popularity of volcanic wine

    Volcanic wines have been a hot trend for the last few years. But are these vintages produced in proximity to volcanoes that much different from other wines, or is it all just smoke and mirrors? We spoke with some experts to find out.

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  5. Le Mas de Patriotes winery: Where heritage meets terroir
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    Le Mas de Patriotes winery: Where heritage meets terroir

    Le Mas des Patriotes winery grew out of a lifelong dream. In the early 2000s, France Cliche restored an old abandoned barn and planted the first few acres of vines in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu—becoming one of only a handful of women winery owners.

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  6. Wines of South Africa: A new perspective
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    Wines of South Africa: A new perspective

    There’s a lot going on right now with South African wines. With their remarkable array of styles and grape varieties, these wines will be the stars of your summer BBQs. And with the shift towards noble varieties and sustainable practices, you have even more reasons to fall for South African whites and reds!

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  7. Canned wine selection
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    Like only a can can: 6 summery wine and food pairings

    In the wake of its overwhelming success with craft beers and pre-mixed cocktails, cans are entering the world of wine and, to our sheer delight, this handy format is increasingly present on store shelves. Discover six canned wines and recipes as light as a summer breeze.

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  8. Wine and sushi pairing guide
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    Your guide to the best wine and sushi pairings

    This much-adored Japanese specialty deserves a wine that will bring out the flavours of each delectable roll.

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  9. La Halte des Pèlerins: Urban winemaking
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    La Halte des Pèlerins: Urban winemaking

    Estrie, just 5 minutes away from Sherbrooke, is where Marco Corbin and his family combine their love of wine with their flair for hosting to create the star products at La Halte des Pèlerins vineyard, which include Le Prestige and Le Voyageur. Here’s my visit to this fascinating urban winery.

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  10. Domaine Cartier-Potelle: Vines and beautiful landscapes!
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    Domaine Cartier-Potelle: Vines and beautiful landscapes!

    Just 30 minutes from Montreal, in the Montérégie region, a shape stands out from the horizon—Mont Rougemont. On entering the town of the same name, having driven along winding roads lined with vines and apple trees, you see a sign at the side of the road: Welcome to Domaine Cartier-Potelle.

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  11. Vignoble du Marathonien: A name synonymous with passion
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    Vignoble du Marathonien: A name synonymous with passion

    In southern Quebec, just a few kilometres from the U.S. border, a stand of maple trees opens onto rows of vines. It’s here in Havelock that Line and Jean Joly founded Vignoble du Marathonien, where they make one of Canada’s top ice wines.

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