I would like to buy any Canadian wine as it's delicous. Can you let me know if you can purchase it in UK?

Answer 1

It is noticeable that the people who say that Canadian wine is widely available and in all supermarkets do not give any examples. That is because they do not know what they are talking about*.

Canadian wine is hard to find in the UK. Some Mission Hill wines from BC are sometimes available in Waitrose - but currently they list only Inniskillin Oak Aged Vidal Icewine 2003 -- but show it as out of stock. Oddbins had 2000 Château des Charmes Vidal Icewine (I bought a hlaf bottle three weeks).

If you use www.winesearcher.com and search for Canada you'll find there are a few independent merchants that stock the odd Canadian wine, but you'll probably need to buy a case.

Theproblem is that Canadian table wine is mostly made in too small quantities for UK supermarkets and is not cheap enough to compete. The ice wine is superb, but too small quantities.

I was in Ontario in September for the second time and I am very impressed with the quality of the wine --especially Cabernet Franc and Henry of Pelhams Baco Noir -- and I'd like to see them in the UK.

*if I have insulted the people who posted, then I ask them to prove me wrong by naming the supermarkets and listing all the Canadian wines they stock and I'l apologise

Answer 2

Inniskillin Ice Wine Uk

Answer 3

Well, some Canadian wines designated as VQA are delicious (notably many from B.C. province and especially from the northern Okanagan Valley, and a few from the Niagara Peninsula of Ontario province) but others are just average or even poor (I have yet to taste a Nova Scotia province wine which was palatable).

Availability of VQA wines outside of Canada are hindered at present by two factors: (1) a disasterous vintage year a couple of years ago
in Ontario, and (2) B.C. wines having been "discovered" many are sold out quickly.

I suggest that you email both the B.C. and Ontario wine producers' associations to ask which are exported to the U.K. I doubt you will find that any of the small estates are, but there may be some exported by the large company
owning several of the biggest wine estates (in both Ontario and B.C.), Vincor Corp. (even in
the center of Canadian gastronomy, Quebec and Montreal, only about 7 B.C. wines are available and all of them are Vincor produced).

PS. If you find any they are apt to be expensive. A certain B.C. wine that costs about $CDN 14 (about 6 pounds) there and $CDN 15 in Ontario and $CDN 17 in Quebec
(all provincial government monopoly control systems in which wineries must post annual prices to the monopolies, as are the wholesale systems in all Canadian provinces) was recently advertised - advertised! - by the top large wine store in Boston, MA USA (private free enterprise) at $US 40 (about 20 pounds).

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

Try Large asda stores or Victoria wine merchants

Answer 7

whats it called and what year a lot of places sell canadians wines

Answer 8

1

Answer 9

Definitely. In most supermarkets.

Answer 10

If you wish.