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Results from the 2025 Nationals – Winery of the Year
Mission Hill Family Estate By Anthony Gismondi and David Lawrason The Okanagan hilltop winery with the stunning vistas has returned to the top of the heap once again at the 2025 WineAlign National Wine Awards of Canada. It first happened when Mission Hill Family Estate took Winery of the Year honours at the inaugural awards … … Continue reading More
Results from the 2025 Nationals – Best Performing Small Winery of the Year
Laughing Stock Vineyards By NWAC judge HJ Cha HJ (Huijeong) Cha is a certified Sommelier and WSET Diploma holder pursuing her wine studies as a Master of Wine candidate. She is a reviewer and contributer at Gismondi On Wine. The title of this year’s Best Performing Small Winery went to Laughing Stock Vineyards, with standout … … Continue reading More
Results from the 2025 Nationals – Platinum Winners
Announcing the Results from the 2025 National Wine Awards of Canada The 2025 Nationals took place in Penticton from June 21st to 25th. Today, we are pleased to announce the Platinum Medal winners. Category results will be rolling out throughout the rest of July, concluding with the Winery of the Year announcement on August 1st. … … Continue reading More
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Nebbiolo is a red grape originally found in Piedmont Italy, but is now also grown in small amounts in many other regions of the world. This grape is notably used to make Barbaresco and Barolo wines, but it is also used in other northern Italian appellations like Gattinara, Valtellina and Carema. Wines bearing the varietal name on the label, as opposed to an appellation like Barolo, tend to be simpler, lighter and younger-drinking, but always featuring the typical aromas of cherry, roses and spices of nebbiolo, as well as its significant acidity and tannins.
