Canadian Wine Annual

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The Canadian Wine Annual is the definitive resource to Canadian wineries from Wine Access magazine, Canada’s authoritative guide to wine and food. The Annual is published every Spring and includes a complete listing of Canadian wineries, as well as maps, accommodations and other travel information. Articles in the Annual examine, among other things, the Canadian wine industry and the wine tourism.

The 2007 Annual includes information on more than 300 wineries, divided into 5 regions: Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, Atlantic and the Prairies.

As well, results from the Canadian Wine Awards (this competition, a property of Wine Access, is held annually in late summer and results are originally printed in the December/January issue of the magazine) are printed in the Annual, including the Performance Report of the Top 20 Canadian Wineries of the year.

Regular contributors to the Canadian Wine Annual include: John Schreiner, Tony Aspler, Veronique Rivest, David Lawrason, Stuart Tobe, Jefferson Davis, Sean Wood, Kasey Wilson, Margaret Swaine, Mark Davidson and Craig Pinhey.