Description: A new fruit winery opened June 2004 in Delta. Owned and operated by Terry Bremner of Bremner foods. For over 30 years the name Bremner's has been synonymous with the provision of the highest quality farm produce. The winery has restored some historic farm buildings. An old grainery was redesigned for the wine shop. The Bremner family has farmed the rich delta soil for over 30 years. They operate 3 farms which provides the fruit for the wines.A new fruit winery opened June 2004 in Delta. Owned and operated by Terry Bremner of Bremner foods. For over 30 years the name Bremner's has been synonymous with the provision of t...
Description: The idea for a winery on Westham Island was that of fruit grower Andy Bissett. Unfortunately in 2002 just before his dream was realized Andy suddenly passed away. His wife Lorraine has taken her husband's dream to completion. Fruit wines are the mainstay although they do produce a "Table" grape wine. Westham won 3 medals at the Northwest Wine Summit in Oregon in May, a silver for the Strawberry Dessert and bronzes for the Blueberry wine and the Cassis dessert wine.The idea for a winery on Westham Island was that of fruit grower Andy Bissett. Unfortunately in 2002 just before his dream was realized Andy suddenly passed away. His wife Lorraine...
Description: In a short period of only 20 years Wild Goose Vineyards has established itself as one of B.C.'s premier producers of quality wines. Medals from competitions around the world and a strong domestic following have endorsed the style of wines that Wild Goose has been producing year after year. Wines that are clean, crisp, and consistent, the three traits in winemaking that are the most difficult to achieve. Every bottle of Wild Goose wine exemplifies these features, the best that British Columbia has to offer!In a short period of only 20 years Wild Goose Vineyards has established itself as one of B.C.'s premier producers of quality wines. Medals from competitions around the world and a ...
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(NC)—With the cost of food on the rise, there's no better time to start growing your own organic herbs, fruits and vegetables. The best part about incorporating edible items into the garden (aside from the taste and health benefits) is that you don't need to be an avid gardener or have a large garden space to get started.
Herbs and vegetables can easily be grown right in your backyard garden or in containers on your patio or balcony. Certain items such as tomatoes come in a variety of vibrant colours and when mixed in with traditional flowers and plants, make for breathtaking displays.