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Aug 15, 2026
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From heartbreak to happiness, pinot noir makes itself at home in Canadian vineyards
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GOOD TASTE
From heartbreak to happiness, pinot noir makes itself at home in Canadian vineyards
CHRISTOPHER WATERS
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PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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The Stewart family, which operates Quails’ Gate Winery in the Okanagan Valley, planted its first pinot noir vines in 1975, which helped establish the grape variety as one of the flagship red wine varieties in B.C.
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