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More prize wines from Annapolis Digby |
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The Canadian Association of Professional Sommeliers (CAPS) Atlantic Chapter has recognized two other wines from our region!
Bear River Vineyards has won a Bronze Award in the Red Vinifera category for its 2008 Black Fly Pinot Noir. And the 2007 Quartet, with grapes harvested exclusively from Cajacet Vineyards in Granville Ferry, has garnered a Silver in the White Hybrid Blend category for Sainte-Famille Wines in Falmouth.
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Promote the vote before July 7 deadline |
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 The Bay of Fundy is back on the international stage in the New7Wonders of Nature contest. In an unprecedented turn of events the Bay of Fundy, which placed second in the Phase One of the contest that concluded January 7, 2009, is now representing Canada!
The New7Wonders of Nature organization, based in Zurich, reinstated the Bay of Fundy this week. "We can confirm that Alberta's Dinosaur Provincial Park did not meet the Phase II participation requirements," said Tia Viering of the New7Wonders. "Therefore, it is with great pleasure that we announce that the Bay of Fundy is now officially Canada's national representative."
Read on and vote at the New7Wonders icon!
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TTNS holds 2-day Export Rally workshop |
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When was the last time you attended an event and left with something your business was able to use right away? Trade Team Nova Scotia (TTNS) has a special opportunity for you!
The Export Rally is a two-day business event like no other. On November 4 & 5 at Acadia University in Wolfville, businesses in Annapolis Digby will be able to choose from a variety of sessions and activities that will provide them with hands on, practical information to grow their business and boost sales. The Export Rally has something for everyone, in all sectors, markets and at all stages of business growth.
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Annapolis Highland Vineyards wins two awards |
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 After opening its doors to the public just one week ago, the region's newest winery has already won two awards in a competition involving all four Atlantic provinces.
The Annapolis Digby EDA congratulates proprietors Karen and Brendan Enright of Annapolis Highland Vineyards in Bear River on this amazing accomplishment. "We're over the moon," exclaims Karen.
Photo courtesy of Ann Lewis
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