Bryce Wiatrak

9.2

I’m not an art critic - but I’m tempted to give this wine some sort of label awards. The whimsy of the bottle aside, I’m not all too well versed in the Viogniers of Australia. This one maintains so much of its varietal character - dried honeycomb, white blossoms, apple skin - yet finds an entirely different rhythm. Restrained on the nose, yet boisterous on the palate, it eventually recedes into a textural experience - broad and tactile in its pollenous, chamomile flavors. — 7 years ago

Liz D

9.1

The wine first hits the tongue with strong hints of tree bark and whimsy. Full-bodied and velvety, like the tongue of a mysterious stranger. It dances through your mouth like the moonbeams on a greek beach. It trips down your throat like the thrum of a Spanish guitar. — 9 years ago

Jess Dutton

9.2

2010 cab franc — 11 years ago

Julien Marchand

9.2

L'Ontario a beaucoup de potentiel...! — 12 years ago

James Forsyth

9.0

A new gin liqueur from an innovative new outfit in San Francisco. Aromatic, floral, flexible for sophisticated cocktails. Nicely done. — 7 years ago

Jordan Gianelli

8.9

Bold expression of this games vineyard. Rich oak and a hearty texture make this wine a little bit husky. Which was the goal from the winemaking team I assume. Not a whimsy wine at all. — 9 years ago

William Hoole

9.4

A must try. Not your whimsy Pinot Grigio. — 11 years ago

Panagis Vagenas

9.4

This is probably Canada's best winery. — 11 years ago

Rebecca Fletcher

8.9

Ripe Apple, pear, and minerality. M+ acid. M body and finish. — 8 years ago

Kirk Wallace

9.4

Great balance of structure and whimsy. Delicious but not simple. Great lunch wine. — 9 years ago

Taryn

9.3

Balanced tannins and great flavor; delicious with roast. — 10 years ago

Caitlin Michelle

9.7

SOO good!!! Worth the $35 when looking for a more expensive wine. Not sold in lcbo though. — 11 years ago