NEW AWARDS FOR DOMAINE DE CHABERTON

The 2009 wine competition season is well underway and the medals this year are very impressive.
At the 2009 Taster's Guild International Wine Judging held in Michigan, USA - Syrah 2006 won gold, Gewurztraminer 2007 won gold and Meritage 2006 won silver.
Other competition winners:
2009 All Canadian Wine Championships, held in Windsor Ontario. - Gold on the 2008 Bacchus and Silver on the 2007 Pinot Gris
2009 NorthWest Wine Summit, Oregon, USA - Gold on the 2006 Chardonnay Barrrel Reserve, Silvers on the 2008 Canoe North Bluff Pink and 2007 North Bluff Red, and bronzes on the 2007 Canoe North Bluff White and 2008 Madeleine Sylvaner.
2009 Pacific Rim International Wine Competition, California, USA - Silver on the 2006 Syrah and Bronze on the 2004 Canoe Cove Shiraz
2009 Finger Lakes International Wine Competition, New York, USA - Gold on the 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon, Silvers on the 2007 Pinot Gris, 2008 Cuvee Rouge and Cuvee Blanc and Bronze on the 2008 Bacchus

Winery Tours Daily (weather permitting)
February through to November at 2 pm & 4 pm. December and January at 3 pm only
Private Group Tours can be booked for a small fee. Call the wine shop 604.530.1736.
Bacchus Bistro reservations - Call 604 530 9694

We have changed the Shopping Cart. You can now go directly from a wine's description to the order form by clicking on a link below the description, but you still must log in with your name and password to process the order.

The 2008 wine competition season is over and Domaine de Chaberton has done well once again Wines were entered in 6 competitions held throughout the USA (from Michigan to California). The medal count: 2 Golds, 9 Silver and 7 Bronze. The big winners being the 2007 Bacchus and 2007 Pinot Gris which won Gold Medals at the 2008 Taster's Guild International
Wine Judging held in Michigan, USA.

We regret to inform our customers who reside in provinces other than British Columbia that we cannot ship our wines to them as it is illegal to do so under the federal Importation of Intoxicating Liquors Act.  This law was passed in 1928 during the Prohibition but is now being used by the provinces to ensure that wine from other provinces can only be imported on payment of the taxes to that province.

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