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Feature Article
Sean P. Wood’s recently released guide
to the wines of Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia (Provincial Appellation)
Sean Wood's "Wineries & Wine Country of Nova Scotia" just released
A tribute to North America’s "oldest" new wine region.
by
Mark DeWolf
November 5, 2006
Author Sean Wood's newly released Wineries and Wine Country of Nova Scotia
(Nimbus Publishing) is rich in memories and insight about the exciting future of Canada's too often overlooked Atlantic winegrowing region.
(Nimbus Publishing) is rich in memories and insight about the exciting future of Canada's too often overlooked Atlantic winegrowing region.
The chronicles of progress in Nova Scotia winegrowing took a major step forward with the recent publication of Wineries & Wine Country of Nova Scotia. 
This compact 108 page coffee table style book, filled with breathtaking photography, was penned by Sean Wood, wine columnist for Halifax’s Chronicle Herald and a regular contributor to Tidings, Wine Access and the London-based Wine & Spirit International. And, for sure, Sean Wood is no stranger to his subject matter. He was on hand as a rain-soaked picker for Nova Scotia's first commercial vintage in 1979 and his engagement with the fledgling industry hasn't skipped a beat in the ensuing decades.
This compact 108 page coffee table style book, filled with breathtaking photography, was penned by Sean Wood, wine columnist for Halifax’s Chronicle Herald and a regular contributor to Tidings, Wine Access and the London-based Wine & Spirit International. And, for sure, Sean Wood is no stranger to his subject matter. He was on hand as a rain-soaked picker for Nova Scotia's first commercial vintage in 1979 and his engagement with the fledgling industry hasn't skipped a beat in the ensuing decades.
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