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Cabernet Severnyi	”What a pleasant surprise. This is the first wine from Quebec that I have tasted and my first taste of the hybrid Cabernet Severnyi. Deep purply red in colour, spicy with cloves on the nose with just a hint of oak. Crisp and balanced acidity, smooth tannins. This wine reminded me of some what of the Okanagan merlot’s that I have tasted. It is my kind of wine – not an over powering Aussie fruit bomb, but an elegant and somewhat old world style wine. Big enough to work well with grilled red meats such as lamb chops right off the BBQ. As to its ageability – It is drinking wonderfully right now so why risk it changing.” Bill Rennie, Chief Judge, Alberta Guild of Wine Judges
VENICE Pinot Noir	Very impressive - my first taste of a grape wine from Quebec. I was shocked to hear that Quebec actually has more wineries (not all grape wine producers) than British Columbia. So I blind tasted it side-by-side with a BC Pinot Noir and was impressed indeed. Undoubtedly this is a young wine but its extremely pretty, feminine in fact, with loads of lilacs and rose petals, raspberry and vanilla notes, a hint of blueberry and undertones of spicebox, leather and forest floor. It is light-bodied and silky with bright red fruit flavours, sweet spice and cedar. The tanins are smooth and fine spice flavours linger on the finish. Bravo. > 91 Points Daenna Van Mulligen - The Wine Diva
Frontenac	Nose: Quite restrained on the nose with just a hint of fruit and a touch of elegant woodiness. Palate:Very good sweet, jammy mostly cherry fruit with just a hint of pine and finishing with a touch of vanilla. Comments: An enjoyable, full flavoured red that tastes halfway between Bordeaux and California. Malcolm Anderson, Montreal wine writer

 
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