The Province is committing up to $70 million in support to help climate change affected BC farmers producing grapes, tree fruit and berries, including establishing a wine-grape task force and loosening up restrictions around wine consumption and sales.
January’s polar vortex which sent temperatures plunging well below -20°C throughout the Okanagan Valley has devastated grapevines with estimates of 97-99 per cent crop loss.
I was recently talking to Jorg and Anette Engel of Maple Leaf Spirits, a small craft distillery in Penticton.
Nostalgia Wines was jammed packed on the weekend with hordes of people showing up for the 7th Annual Show, Shine ‘n’ Wine featuring classic cars, music, dance, wine tasting, fire dancing and of course fundraising.
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