B.C. wine crop facing 'catastrophic losses' after extreme January cold snap
Industry faces drop of 97-99 per cent in grape/wine production, costing almost $450 million in projected lost revenue
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Industry faces drop of 97-99 per cent in grape/wine production, costing almost $450 million in projected lost revenue
A cattle rancher, a vineyard owner and other British Columbians are speaking out on the ways temperature extremes and wildfires are changing their lives, businesses and hobbies.
Sarah Marsh MW visits the Southern Okanagan Valley, where she is excited by the potential of red wines, notably Cabernet Franc and Syrah.
Smoke from wildfires in winegrowing regions like the Okanagan is creating a challenge for winemakers who may sometimes resort to methods for removing the contamination that aren't disclosed on a wine bottle's label.
Anthony Gismondi: The latest B.C. wine country buzz.