Canadian Wine

About 5 years ago, I visited Quebec, Canada and had the pleasure of going to a vineyard in Quebec City called Vignoble Les Murmures.  Daniel and Monique are this lovely couple who own this vineyard and are super passionate about winemaking.  Crop management, wine production, bottling, etc. they do it all and run the whole vineyard themselves.  Overall, I talk about the hospitality I experienced during my visit in their space and how I even got to try some smoked salmon and pork Daniel makes on property in his own smoker.   With Burgundy-like climate, they grow about seven different grape varieties on their land. The wine I review today is made of 100% Ste-Croix grape varietal which tends to be on the more tannic side and it happens to be a 2013 vintage…tune in to see if the wine still tastes good after so many years.     1:20 - Quebec, Canada 2:20 - Daniel and Monique's story behind their wine journey 3:05 - Agronomists 3:55 - Wine amateurs 5:15 - Le Chenepan 6:05 - Smoked salmon and pork experience 7:25 - Wine tour in Quebec 8:15 - Ste-Croix fun facts 8:50 - Did the wine go bad? 10:10 - Rebranded 10:40 - Tasting notes 11:40 - Nicely saying this wine was not it 13:05 - The tour is totally worth it       Today's Wine: 2013 Vignoble Les Murmurs Le Chenapan (linked below is the 2019 vintage) https://lesmurmures.ca/boutique/le-chenapan/      Connect with me on IG @sipandgrowpodcast   Get your FREE Wine Aroma Wheel at https://stan.store/nicoledipasquale    Check out my Italian Wine Guide at https://stan.store/nicoledipasquale