Wine Atlas

1092 regions · epoch 589
Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia is Canada's Atlantic wine region, influenced by the Bay of Fundy and the cold Labrador Current. The cool maritime climate and a long, slow growing season suit hybrid and cold-hardy vinifera varieties. L'Acadie Blanc is the flagship white, often appearing in the Tidal Bay VQA designation — an aromatic, fresh style unique to the province. The region also produces Riesling, Chardonnay, and small amounts of Pinot Noir.

Cool maritime whites led by L'Acadie Blanc and Tidal Bay

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