The grape speaks volumes. Canadian chardonnay takes centre stage in Niagara

By John McTavish for The Standard

Chardonnay may be one of the world’s most familiar grapes, but in Canada, it has something distinctive to say.

Writing in the St. Catharines Standard, John McTavish looks at what this year’s i4C revealed about Chardonnay’s ability to express place – and at the growing confidence behind Canadian examples from Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, and Nova Scotia.

With insights from Véronique Rivest, Peter Gamble and Christopher Waters, it’s a thoughtful look at why Chardonnay has become such a compelling lens through which to understand Canadian wine.

Read the full story here.