The wines from British Columbia have a limited presence in markets overseas. The reasons behind this are not only high prices but also a lack of interest from producers in exporting. The local market recognizes the quality and diversity. Jürgen Mathäß investigates first hand.

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Canada’s second largest province after Ontario, Québec is a wine market unlike any other in North America. The continent’s only region with a French-speaking majority, it boasts the highest per capita wine consumption at 24 litres according to a USDA 2021 report. Michaela Morris tells us more about the peculiarities of the market.

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Natural Wine is the hottest trend in La belle Province. But they represent only a small part of consumption.

Michaela Morris researched what distinguishes Quebeckers and their drinking habits.

Quebec is the last province to remove restrictions on Australian wines.

Michelle Bouffard looks at the impact of Covid-19 on three of Canada’s provinces.

A new report shows that Canadians are zooming up the wine knowledge charts – and Canadian experts agree. Jason Sych reports.

Michaela Morris says that British Columbia in Canada is a wine-drinking region open to imports. She explains the way it works.

Canada can be a lucrative place to do business. Michaela Morris explains how the country’s biggest market works and who its buyers are.