#3 - Prince Edward County with Norman Hardie - Norman Hardie

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The Viticulture Edge

Adam Toda and Jamie Paquin

10 episodes

2 days ago

A Japan-Canada winecast focusing on 2 little-known regions of the wine world. Hosted by Adam Toda and Jamie Paquin in Tokyo, we share and introduce a bottle of Japanese or Canadian wine in each episode; talking about the stories behind the wine, the winemakers, the place, and other musings the bottle brings forth. We also interview winemakers and wine personalities in Japan and Canada to share their stories, challenges, and philosophies. You’re encouraged to drink along with us and listen to the story of each bottle. Follow us on Instagram @the_viticulture_edge_podcast for news & updates.

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#3 - Prince Edward County with Norman Hardie - Norman Hardie - Calcaire

The Viticulture Edge

46 minutes 20 seconds

2 months ago

#3 - Prince Edward County with Norman Hardie - Norman Hardie - Calcaire

How did you go from sommelier to winemaker?
What makes Canada’s Prince Edward County both special and challenging for wine?
I make wine because…

We delve into these questions and more in our first winemaker interview with renowned Canadian winemaker, Norman Hardie of Norman Hardie Winery.

Recorded on location at Norman Hardie Winery in Prince Edward County, Ontario, we discuss a range of topics around Norman Hardie’s journey into winemaking, his 3 rules for winemaking, and why he makes wine.

In this episode we feature Norman Hardie’s Calcaire, a white wine blend with a deliciously racy minerality and named after the limestone soils featured in his vineyards.

Find the wine at your local supplier on wine searcher:

https://www.wine-searcher.com/find/norman+hardys+calcaire+ontario+canada?srsltid=AfmBOorXZvr_2PWGdUikw8_-avZ2JQC6nQtcSekVUBYIxrV8M3ohl4Er

Also see the winery’s official wine agencies for your country:

https://normanhardie.com/pages/international-licensee-liquor-monopoly-orders

A huge thank you to Norman Hardie Winery (@normanhardiewinery) for the incredible hospitality and great food (summer features a lovely pizza patio and fresh oysters!) during our visit as well as Brent Toda (@brentwithglasses) for the incredible photos.