Eight bottles to enjoy in June as summer nears
As summer approaches, wine shopping takes on new dimensions with outdoor dining and picnics. This article recommends various wines, including sparkling and rosé options, perfect for the season. Featured wines come from regions like Italy, Chile, Uruguay, and South Africa, catering to diverse tastes and preferences.
- ▪The article highlights top-quality sparkling wines from Franciacorta and South Africa, including Ca’ del Bosco and Krone.
- ▪Barbecue-friendly red wines from South American producers Errázuriz and Garzón are also recommended.
- ▪A de-alcoholized wine from Ones, which gained attention on Dragon's Den, is now available at the LCBO.
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Open this photo in gallery:Carlo Prearo/Getty ImagesShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountThe increased opportunity to dine and picnic outdoors in June adds new dimensions to shopping for wine. It is worth considering sparkling and rosé wines, as well as the usual white and red options as summer approaches.This week’s recommendations include top-quality sparkling wines from Franciacorta and South Africa, produced by Ca’ del Bosco and Krone. There also are barbecue-friendly red wines from South American producers Errázuriz and Garzón. There’s even a de-alcoholized wine made in Summerland, B.C., to consider. Ones is increasing distribution across the country after an appearance on Dragon’s Den in February.
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