Wine Ideas

Gifts

Wine is a great idea for many types of gifts. Some people give a batch or a gift certificate for things like birthdays, anniversaries, weddings of close friends and family. Others use bottles from their batch to put in gift baskets, take to parties as a host gift, use as Christmas gifts or thank you gifts. Some also like to use bottles of wine as a gift for retirements, birthdays, anniversaries, engagements, post secondary graduations and many other celebrations.

Events

There are many events wine is good for. Any event you are personally hosting like, Housewarmings, Anniversaries, Birthdays, Christmas Parties, BBQs, Thanksgiving and many various religious celebrations to name a few.

Weddings

There are several ways to use wine for weddings. Some couples serve it at their reception, others use it as the guest gift, have it put in the rooms of out of town guests and some use it for the surrounding events like showers, rehearsal dinners and gift openings.

Is there an upcoming Wedding in your future? We are here to help. We will help you choose your style of wines, a lot will depend on how much time we have before the wedding, for some wines take longer to age than others and you want your wine to be at it’s optimum. Suggest the amount you should make for the size of your wedding, along with whether or not you plan to do Sparkling wine for the toast or as many couples are doing now offering your guest’s a glass as they arrive at either the reception or ceremony, depending on your venue. Find out if you have a beer and cider crowd , which we can help you with also. We remind you that you could really cut costs too by making extra for the up and coming bachelor  and bachelorette parties. A discount of 10% for all wedding beverages is offered.

Corporate

Many people find ways to use wine in their professional life by putting it in gift baskets for clients, using it as a thank you, giving it to co-workers at a holiday event, a reward for a job well done as well as many other ways.

Food & Wine Pairing

What you are looking for is harmony and balance in your pairing. Wine on its own tastes different than when it is paired with food. If it is complementary, wine can impart its flavours to a dish, thereby giving the food an added layer, or food can lend its flavours to the wine. If they clash, or if one overpowers the other, the experience will under whelm and disappoint and can sometimes lead to flavours that are not present in either, like an unpleasant metallic taste which can result from high tannin content and oily fish. With the right pairing, wine and food can combine to give your palate great pleasure!