What is the brand of bottled Canadian ice wine?

Pelham's masterpiece, Manor Bottled Riesling 2006 Ice Wine Henry.

Henry of pelham Winery owns his own vineyard, which is located on Bench Hill in Short Mountain. The mountain is very high, coupled with the cold climate in winter, it is an ideal garden for growing grapes with good ice wine. The winery is family-owned and has been passed down to the second generation. Matthew, Daniel and Paul are in charge, and the winemaker hired is Mr. Ron Gith Breathitt, a German.

Winery picks grapes at minus 8 to minus 13 degrees Celsius to brew ice wine, so that the sugar is sealed in the grapes, and then the juice is stored in stainless steel barrels for fermentation, precipitation and other processes. Pelham Manor's bottle of Riesling 2006 is definitely "not easy to drop" and the price is not cheap at all. Its online price is 54.95 Canadian dollars, a bottle of 375ml small bottle. Winery products have been certified by the Vintners Quality Alliance of Canada (VQA), and it is one of the most important ice wine quality certification institutions in Canada. It is said that this wine has also been praised by the wine master Ms. Jancis Robinson.

The evaluation of this wine is as follows: yellow-green wine, low density; Under the dim light, there is a gloss; Sweet nectar, from nose to throat; Fresh pears and figs are sweet; Fine tannins and obscure wine body; The alcohol content is not high (only 9.7- 10.0%), not sour but slightly sweet; The aftertaste is sweet and moistens the throat.

Remarks:

1) Ice wine is often drunk after dessert or coffee in Europe. However, in Asian society, it is not necessary to taste according to this tradition. Therefore, readers don't need to put too much emphasis on how to taste the wine. Just put the wine in the refrigerator before drinking, and drink it at will at a temperature below 10 degrees Celsius or with ice cubes.

2) A bottle of high-quality ice wine has a wide definition, but it is always inseparable from some basic elements, such as refreshing and smooth taste, enough sweetness, no obvious sour taste, balanced wine body, moist aftertaste and long aftertaste.

3) The price of ice wine is very high, ranging from more than 10 to more than 100 in a 375ml vial, depending on the brand, quality and output. But generally speaking, the price of iced wine is more expensive than ordinary wine. The main reason is that the grapes used for brewing ice wine have to be hung on the branches for a long time, attacked by ice and snow, easily threatened by rot and wind disaster, and are in danger of being pecked by birds. The grapes that can be harvested finally for making ice wine usually account for only 5% to 10% of the total output.