Canada

Canada is a big country with a small wine industry, and, for many years, its wines were little known internationally. The exception was Icewine, the supersweet wine that, beginning in the 1990s, became a successful export, especially in China. These days, quality Canadian table wines are popular on the domestic market, and they are increasingly appearing on wine lists throughout the world.

History

Canadian Wine in Context

Canadian Wine Law Ontario Wine Law British Columbia Wine Law Quebec Wine Law Nova Scotia Wine Law Icewine Wine Law

The Grapes of Canada The Grapes of British Columbia The Grapes of Ontario The Grapes of Quebec The Grapes of Nova Scotia

British Columbia Okanagan Valley GI Similkameen Valley GI Vancouver Island GI

Gulf Islands GI Fraser Valley GI Thompson Valley GI Kootenays GI Lillooet GI Shuswap GI

Ontario Niagara Escarpment Regional GI Niagara-on-the-Lake Regional GI Other Niagara Peninsula Sub-GIs Prince Edward County GI Lake Erie North Shore GI Emerging Regions in Ontario

Quebec

Nova Scotia

Bibliography

CARMIM (website). Accessed April 25, 2024. https://www.carmim.eu/en/about/carmim-en/.

Chandra, Alok. “Wines for the Summer.” Business Standard India, March