Niagara Peninsula

**Niagara Peninsula** is Canada's most important wine region, set in Ontario on the strip of land between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie near Niagara Falls. It is world-famous for one thing above all: icewine. **Wines & grapes** — Its signature is intensely sweet icewine, made from grapes such as Vidal and Riesling frozen on the vine. Beyond that it makes fine dry Riesling and Chardonnay, plus reds and rosés from Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc and others. **Character** — A cool, continental climate moderated by the surrounding lakes lets grapes hang late, and the reliably cold winters make natural icewine possible year after year. **Good to know** — Canadian icewine is tightly regulated, requiring genuine natural freezing rather than artificial chilling.

Wines

• Big Bear Dream — Foreign Affair Winery
• Cabernet - Merlot — Tawse
• Cabernet Franc Cabernet Sauvignon Meritage — Lola
• Cabernet Sauvignon — Two Sisters Vineyards
• Cabernet Sauvignon Cask Series — Two Sisters Vineyards
• Cream — Foreign Affair Winery
• Cuvée Catharine Rosé Brut — Henry of Pelham
• Estate Chardonnay — Westcott Vineyards
• First Growth Cabernet Sauvignon — Creif Estate Winery
• Grand Reserve Cabernet Icewine — Creif Estate Winery
• Grand Reserve Riesling Icewine — Reif Estate Winery
• Icewine — Hillebrand
• Icewine Cabernet Franc — Peller Estates
• Icewine Oak Aged Vidal Blanc — Peller Estates
• Icewine Vidal — Peller Estates
• Icewine Vidal — Pillitteri Estates Winery
• Lakeshore Red — Palatine Hills Estate Winery
• Late Autumn Riesling — Inniskillin
• Momenti Extra Dry — Vieni
• PTG — Rosewood Winery