2021 Inniskillin Vidal Ice Wine Vqa
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S$16599
Vintage : 2021
Region : Ontario
Country : Canada
Winemaker Notes
Made from frozen Vidal grapes grown in Niagara, Canada, this rare dessert wine has a golden hue with aromas of honey, apricot and spice. Rich and complex with intense flavours of tropical fruit and caramel, it is perfectly balanced by bright acidity and an effervescent finish.
About Winery
Inniskillin Winery is a pioneering estate winery located in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. Founded in 1975 by Donald Ziraldo and Karl Kaiser, Inniskillin was the first winery to receive a license in Canada since Prohibition. The winery played a crucial role in establishing the modern Canadian wine industry and is renowned for its award-winning ice wines. Inniskillin's first ice wine harvest occurred in 1984, using Vidal grapes protected by nets to prevent loss to birds. The winery gained international recognition in 1991 when its Vidal Icewine won the Grand Prix d'Honneur at Vinexpo in Bordeaux, France. Today, Inniskillin continues to produce high-quality wines from its vineyards in the Niagara Peninsula and the Okanagan Valley
Winemaker Notes
Made from frozen Vidal grapes grown in Niagara, Canada, this rare dessert wine has a golden hue with aromas of honey, apricot and spice. Rich and complex with intense flavours of tropical fruit and caramel, it is perfectly balanced by bright acidity and an effervescent finish.
About Winery
Inniskillin Winery is a pioneering estate winery located in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. Founded in 1975 by Donald Ziraldo and Karl Kaiser, Inniskillin was the first winery to receive a license in Canada since Prohibition. The winery played a crucial role in establishing the modern Canadian wine industry and is renowned for its award-winning ice wines. Inniskillin's first ice wine harvest occurred in 1984, using Vidal grapes protected by nets to prevent loss to birds. The winery gained international recognition in 1991 when its Vidal Icewine won the Grand Prix d'Honneur at Vinexpo in Bordeaux, France. Today, Inniskillin continues to produce high-quality wines from its vineyards in the Niagara Peninsula and the Okanagan Valley
