Canadian Ice wine, known as ‘Liquid Gold’, is made from frozen grapes harvested at minus eight degrees Celsius. This unique process creates a concentrated flavor and texture from the amalgamation of grape juice and icy crystals. While the concept dates back to ancient Rome, its propagation in Canada began about fifty years ago. Various grapes like Riesling and Cabernet Franc are used, producing an enticing golden hue.
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