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Discover the best Canadian wines with our expert guide to top selections from across Canada. From Ontario to British Columbia, explore award-winning reds, whites, and ice wines perfect for every palate
Type: Red Blend (Bordeaux-style)
Tasting Notes: Bold and complex, with notes of black cherry, plum, spice, and oak. It has a velvety finish with fine tannins.
Why It’s Great: This blend from the Okanagan Valley showcases Canada’s ability to produce world-class Bordeaux-style wines, often considered one of the country’s best reds.
ype: Sparkling Wine
Tasting Notes: Crisp and elegant, with citrus, green apple, and brioche notes, plus fine bubbles for a refreshing finish.
Why It’s Great: Known as Canada’s premier sparkling wine producer, Benjamin Bridge uses traditional Champagne methods with a Nova Scotian twist. Ideal for celebrations or as an aperitif.
Type: Red Wine
Tasting Notes: Delicate and earthy, with hints of cherry, raspberry, and subtle oak. Smooth tannins make it approachable and food-friendly.
Why It’s Great: Grown in the Okanagan Valley, this Pinot Noir stands out for its quality and value, making it a favorite among Pinot Noir lovers.
Type: White Wine
Tasting Notes: Full-bodied and creamy, with flavors of pear, apple, vanilla, and a touch of minerality.
Why It’s Great: Produced in Prince Edward County, Closson Chase’s Chardonnay is celebrated for its elegance and balance, reflecting the unique terroir of the region.
Why It’s Great: Inniskillin is internationally acclaimed for its icewines, made from grapes frozen on the vine in the Niagara Peninsula. Perfect for pairing with dessert or enjoying on its own.
What We Do?
Vin de Soif is a store and importing agent, based in Toronto. We specialize in bringing classic wines from classic regions to wine lovers in Ontario. We work with small wineries in Europe and are constantly on the lookout for the next new discovery.
