Wine Guy: Wine Festy at home with West Coast Wines

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One of the most beautiful weeks of the year!

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True, this is a wine holiday! Or to put a more formal way, the annual Vancouver International Wine Festival returns for its 46th iteration.

In the festival for 2025, 121 winters from 15 countries, 43 March 22 from March 2 to eight days to pour and discuss and discuss.

But if it feels like a lot of effort to get out of comfortable clothes and the city of the city, the more informal, three bottles of the festival this year when it facilitates the taste of wine at home.

Chateau Ste. Michelle 2022 Chardonnay, Washington (23.99, # 232439)

This year’s topic area is the wines of the West Bank. ” Do not note the word tariffs, planning for this year’s festival continues before. Anyway in the south of the border, winery and vineyards have always been good neighbors and partners – recently supported the recent support BC wineries to reduce local product, recently sold grapes. One of the next neighbors is Chateau Ste. Michelle, “Washington State Founder Wine.” Their Columbia Valley Chardonnay is pretty classic: a suave, a suave, a seal, oily style with aromas. Smooth and easy to get in.

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Lower line: C +. Soft and smooth

Wee Vineyards 2021 Southern Hills Cabernet Sauvignon, California, California ($ 20.99, # 301507), # 301507)

All of them, 50 winemakers (and their representatives) will be attended by California, Oregon and Washington. The bulk is a golden state – 80 percent of California is the largest producer of wine production and itself the fourth largest wine. Grape gardens of the family will be one of the winners involved in this year’s festival, and the reds and whites based in the Bay region brought a strong wine value for a long time. The latest South Hills Cab Sauv, for example, pours a deep purple starfish and fills the aromas of ripe dark fruits and spices. Plush and kind, this is a pleasant crowd.

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Lower line: B +. Great with Tacos

Road 13 2020 John Oliver Select 5th Element, British Columbia ($ 62.99, # 45922)

Of course, the wine festival connects a large contingent of wines from all over the world – and this year’s topic is not very suitable – it includes 20 BC wineries. One of them is the 13 ways of Oliver’s tut. The fifth elements are not sure that the international festival pours in the tasting room, but this best shelf glass is available in local beverage stores. This merlot-dominant burgundy mixture was produced only in the selected barrel of 36 wineries and is a force. Rich and courageous, fruity and delicious tones come together in this firm red color – stretched toast oak, spices and matte tanins are hanging.

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Lower line: B +. Bring Braise!

Swirl: Curling with West Kelowna wine

2025 Montana’s Brier is going to Kelowna since March 28 and local wineries are ready to rush hard. Many number of Okianagan wineries, many offers special actions and flavors for most of a specific hop-on, hop-off wine service managed by Kelowna Concierge. During Brier, the wine service will return from 10:45 to 10:45 to 10:45 to per capita, per capita per capita. For complete information and to order the head of the ThewestsideWinetrail.com.

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