BC VQA
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Raise a glass: B.C. VQA celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2020B.C. VQA members say decision to create alliance in 1990 helped spur wine industry’s incredible growth.Jan 21, 2020
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B.C. wines impress in fun, ‘blind’ tasting against international competitionEvent in Kelowna involved 12 B.C. wines against 12 global benchmarks.Oct 27, 2018
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B.C. government announces April will be ‘B.C. wine month’The declaration of 'BC wine month' in April comes with promotional and funding initiatives.PoliticsFeb 14, 2018
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BC wine industry optimistic about ‘fantastic’ seasonThe BC Wine Institute says winery visits are strong, the market share of BC wines is up and the weather is cooperating.EconomyJul 28, 2016
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Penticton moves grocery store wine sales to public hearingPenticton city council has voted 4-3 to allow grocery stores to sell B.C. VQA wine, but the issue must first go to public hearing. Councillors who voted against the by-law changes were concerned local winery sales would be affected by the move.ConsumerMar 8, 2016
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