September 14, 2022 | By daryl.time@arterracanada.com

Sip or Treat: A Guide to Your Halloween Wine Pairings

  October is “spooky season” – the perfect excuse to dress up for a themed party, carve jack-o’-lanterns, and venture through haunted houses. Whether you choose to relish in Halloween traditions or not, we can all appreciate a blissful moment of sweetness.   To help you sip back and relax, we’ve rounded up a few chocolate and c.. Read More
August 25, 2022 | By daryl.time@arterracanada.com

Essential Long Weekend Sippers

  Labour Day is the last long weekend of the summer. To celebrate all your moments and end the sunny season on a grape note, here are some refreshing sippers that are perfect for hosting a family barbecue or a dinner party for close friends.   Cru Select New Zealand Style Sauvignon Blanc, a renowned New Zealand wine, is deliciously crisp.. Read More
July 20, 2022 | By daryl.time@arterracanada.com

Celebrate a Classic Hero on Pinot Noir Day!

Pinot Noir, the world’s most popular light-bodied red wine, is adored for its red-berry fruit, freshness, and spicy aromas. It gets its name from the French for “pine” and “black,” and is a great entry point for those new to red wines.   Complex and earthy, Pinot Noir has a primary flavour profile consisting of cherry, raspberry, clove.. Read More
June 22, 2022 | By daryl.time@arterracanada.com

How To: Summer BBQ Pairing Menu

  Summer brings the heat! It’s a season loved for having sunny-filled weather days and delicious meals done entirely on the grill. The backyard patio is in full swing with friends frequently flocking over to sit outside and enjoy a glass of wine. Whether you’re busy hosting large family gatherings or prepping for an intimate weeknight bit.. Read More
May 20, 2022 | By daryl.time@arterracanada.com

France: Merlot’s Home Sweet Home

  Merlot. One of the world’s most popular red wines. Ever wonder why? Let’s discuss! Specifically, let’s dive into this noble grape's versatility, food-loving qualities, and the longstanding history that makes this varietal so great! Merlot was first cited in 1783 in Bordeaux, a city in France, where it was referred to as Merle or.. Read More

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