Frost, Flood, and Drought – That’s Farming!
Last year we filled the empty areas in our fields with 2.5 more acres of vines. Often, people ask for aContinue Reading
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To the Market We Will Go…
Wine? In the Park? Many people are surprised to hear that last year the Ontario Liberals launched a two yearContinue Reading
The Good Old Days
Many people long for the good old days. Sometimes its hard to see, but I think that we’re living them. TheContinue Reading
Wassail and Seize the Day!
Nouveau wines are bottled early in the season for the first toast to the vines…perfect for Wassail. Our Pinot FraisContinue Reading
Our Zetor 3340
I remember when we bought our first tractor. It seems like a long time ago, when I had only the foggiestContinue Reading
Big Dreams Ahead
Come into our tasting room this summer; we’ll talk about passion and the pursuit of big ideas while you try ourContinue Reading
Hard Earth and Hilling Up
“It’s minus ten Celsius. Sure, the ground is frozen, but it won’t hurt to try burying the vines. It might work –right?Continue Reading
Broken Tractor at Broken Stone
After tie-down, our vines get buried underneath a protective hill of soil. We move around tonnes of dirt. We drive upContinue Reading
A Pinot Thanksgiving
We have every reason to be grateful this year; graced with a bountiful Harvest and healthy, happy children. Cheers!
Harvest Update 2013
As the grapes ripen in the weeks leading up to Harvest, things really start to escalate on the home frontContinue Reading
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