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Bruce Ewert toasts Nova Scotia wine industry.

Bruce Ewert toasts Nova Scotia's potential for terroir driven wines.

Nova Scotia (Provincial Appellation)

A Sparkling Future for L'Acadie Vineyards

“L'Acadie is a versatile grape and has proven itself in various styles -- tropical, fruit-forward, and barrel aged, sur lie, complex wine...I have made sparkling from Riesling for many years in BC and I see a similar flavour development in L'Acadie."

~ Bruce Ewart, L'Acadie Vineyards

by Craig Pinhey
December 1, 2006



L’Acadie Vineyards’ winemaker and grape-grower Bruce Ewert has an open mind. At least he must, based on his current situation. While many award-winning, internationally experienced wine professionals might consider a move to the Nova Scotia industry at the peak of their careers to be a bit odd, or even distasteful, Ewert has embraced the change with open arms.
L’Acadie Vineyards’ Bruce Ewart

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