InniskillinGold Niagara Vidal Icewine 2024 (Half Bottle)

Product code: 26753
£38.25 ex VAT
£229.50 / case of 6
Canada
Sweet Wine from
Ontario, Canada
Country
Country: Canada
Region
Region: Ontario
Type
Type: Sweet Wine
Winery
Winery: Inniskillin
Alcohol
Alcohol: 9.50%
Volume
Volume: 375 ml
Winemaker
Winemaker: Nick Gizuk
Grape
Grape: Vidal
Grape: 100% Vidal
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Country
Country: Canada
Region
Region: Ontario
Type
Type: Sweet Wine
Winery
Winery: Inniskillin
Alcohol
Alcohol: 9.50%
Volume
Volume: 375 ml
Winemaker
Winemaker: Nick Gizuk
Grape
Grape: Vidal
Grape: 100% Vidal

Taste Profile

Light
Bold
Dry
Sweet
Soft
Acidic

Tasting Note

The 2024 Icewine offers brilliant acidity and layered richness, with vibrant aromatics of peach, mango and orange peel. The palate is generous and concentrated, showing flavours of apricot and citrus woven with subtle clove and spice, delivering a classic expression of Niagara Peninsula Icewine.

Product Notes

Inniskillin Gold Niagara Vidal Icewine is a luxurious, golden-hued delight hailing from Canada's renowned Niagara Peninsula. This exquisite ice wine encapsulates intense, rich flavours of tropical fruits, honey, and hints of spice. Crafted from high-quality Vidal grapes, they're naturally frozen on the vine, extracting their concentrated taste and sweetness. The wine's palatable acidity balances the sugar perfectly, providing a mouth-watering, lingering finish. The Gold Vidal Ice Wine, with its luscious texture and aromatic complexity, truly epitomises Inniskillin’s mastery over ice wine production. It's a divine treat ideal for celebrating special occasions or relishing quiet moments of indulgence.

About the Winery

Inniskillin

In the heart of the Niagara Peninsula, you will find a hidden gem known as Inniskillin Winery. This prestigious winery is nestled within the affluent wine regions in Canada. Inniskillin represents the epitome of winemaking excellence, underpinned by a rich history dating back to 1975.

The winery is widely recognised for its sumptuous ice wines, which have garnered global acclaim. But it doesn't stop there, Inniskillin also produces a diverse array of wines including rich varietal table wines and sparkling wines, appealing to the taste buds of both novice and experienced wine enthusiasts. Their collection of wines are harmoniously crafted with a delicate balance of sweet succulence and sour tartness. They best epitomise the vineyard’s trademark of flawlessly executed winemaking.

Inniskillin's estate comprises of an elegant wine tasting room showcasing its top-notch collections, a quaint boutique for wine shopping, and a picturesque courtyard portraying a magnificent view over the vineyard. The winery’s infrastructure is marked by its iconic bell tower, making it a distinctive landmark.

What makes Inniskillin truly stand out is its commitment to sustainable winemaking practices. The team takes considerable measures to incorporate environmentally friendly procedures throughout the entire winemaking process. Every aspect, from vineyard management to energy usage, is carried out with great sensitivity to the earth’s natural resources. The innovative use of bio gas in producing their wines is a pivotal example of their eco-friendly paradigm.

Tourists and wine lovers alike, flock to Inniskillin for an immersive wine-tasting experience paired with an educational tour. These tours substantiate Inniskillin's exceptional viticulture and winemaking methods bestowing wine lovers an enriching and delightful journey, while they indulge in the fine taste of Inniskillin wines.

To sum it up, Inniskillin winery captivates the essence of exceptional Canadian winemaking. It's dedication to sustainability, it’s world-class wine products and the striking setting all together create a captivating atmosphere, that is hard. too resist!

http://www.inniskillin.com

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