Canada vs. New York Wine Tasting

Taste and compare wines from Canada vs. wines from New York and see who comes out on top! While both regions are similar in climate, you will explore the wine characteristics that set each region apart.

About the regions:

Canada and New York are both considered Cool Continental climate regions. Continental refers to the large temperature difference between the coldest months of the year and the hottest months of the year. Cool refers to the regions having an average growing season temperature 62 degrees or below. Grape growers battle environmental impacts such as spring frosts and freezing winters, but they also benefit from a slower and extended grape ripening season which can produce higher complexity in the finished wine.

Our special guests include Bryan Kneil from Esber Beverage Co. and Martin Whitley from Cutting Edge, who will facilitate as your tasting tour guides. Plus, you will enjoy a spread of cheese, crackers, bread, grapes, and nuts to enhance your tasting experience!

Wines to be poured:

13th Street Blanc de Blanc—Niagara Peninsula, Canada

Henry of Pelham Riesling -- Niagara Peninsula, Canada

Cave Springs Cabernet Franc -- Niagara Peninsula, Canada

Megalomaniac “Much Obliged” Baco Noir – Ontario, Canada

Cave Springs Ice Wine Riesling – Niagara Peninsula, Canada

Boundary Breaks Unoaked Chardonnay – Finger Lakes, New York

Forge Rielsing Dry Classique – Seneca Lake, New York

Forge Pinot Noir Classique -- Seneca Lake, New York

Boundary Breaks Cabernet Franc – Finger Lakes, New York

One more TBD from New York

If you would like to dine at the restaurant prior to or after the event, click here or give us a call at 440-210-0024. Your event ticket will also include a coupon for 15% off your meal if you choose to dine with us! The kitchen will be open until 9:30pm.

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