TravelWorld International Magazine Winter 2023
The magazine written and photographed by North American Travel Journalist Association members
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Domaine Latitude 46 Estate Winery<br />
Vinerie Des Fruits<br />
Domaine<br />
Latitude<br />
46 Estate<br />
Winery<br />
Blushing<br />
Goose<br />
Photo<br />
Courtesy<br />
of<br />
Domaine<br />
Latitude<br />
46 Estate<br />
Winery<br />
Domaine<br />
Latitude<br />
46 Estate<br />
Winery<br />
Maple<br />
Wine<br />
Photo<br />
Courtesy<br />
of<br />
Domaine<br />
Latitude<br />
46 Estate<br />
Winery<br />
Vinerie Des Fruits focuses on<br />
luscious wines made from currants<br />
and honeyberries. Honeyberry, also<br />
known as Haskap, is a super fruit<br />
that tastes like a combination of wild<br />
blackberry and blueberry. Its fruit<br />
looks like a teardrop with a blueberry<br />
coloration.<br />
The uniqueness of the honeyberry<br />
made the Mistelle Honeyberry my<br />
favorite from Vinerie Des Fruits.<br />
Vinerie<br />
Des Fruits<br />
Mistelle De<br />
Camerise<br />
Honeyberry<br />
Mistelle<br />
Photo<br />
Courtesy<br />
Vinerie Des<br />
Fruits<br />
Domaine Latitude 46 Estate Winery<br />
lies along the banks of the Petitcodiac<br />
River in Memramcook, New<br />
Brunswick. With the assistance of<br />
winemaker Stefan St Pierre, Bill Fitch<br />
creates some outstanding holiday<br />
wines from New Brunswick.<br />
Blushing Goose, created from red gooseberries, ideally<br />
suits the season as a semi-sweet dessert wine. Find a sweet<br />
yet tart demeanor with hints of melon and strawberry.<br />
By far, my favorite is the non-vintage Maple Wine. Think<br />
caramel meets maple, blended together and aged in a<br />
bourbon barrel.<br />
Richibucto River Winery<br />
Waterside Farms<br />
Cottage Winery<br />
Waterside Farms Cottage<br />
Winery is located off the Bay of<br />
Fundy; for this winery, winter<br />
comes early. The Dry Oak-Aged<br />
Blueberry Wine is a favorite to<br />
take off that winter chill.<br />
Waterside Farms<br />
Cottage Winery<br />
Dry Oak Aged<br />
Blueberry Wine<br />
Photo Courtesy<br />
Waterside Farms<br />
Cottage Winery<br />
The holiday season comes in many forms at Richibucto<br />
River Winery.<br />
Owner Alan Hudson lived on the property 20 years<br />
before planting grapes. He started with a Christmas<br />
tree farm before growing grapes. From Christmas trees<br />
to holiday wine, there is a theme at Richibucto River<br />
Winery during the holidays.<br />
The Frontenac Reserve comes across as an almost<br />
port-like wine yet not too sweet, making a lovely<br />
dessert wine during this time of the year.<br />
Richibucto River Winery Frontenac Reserve<br />
Photo Courtesy of Richibucto River Winery<br />
Holiday Wines From New Brunswick<br />
When I think of the<br />
holiday wines from New<br />
Brunswick, I imagine<br />
a winter’s night sitting<br />
around the hearth,<br />
celebrating with friends<br />
and family while enjoying<br />
any of these fruit wines.<br />
Like the people of New<br />
Brunswick who create<br />
these cool climate wines,<br />
I found them warm and<br />
friendly on the palette. The<br />
alternative is experiencing<br />
a winter holiday in New<br />
Brunswick, visiting these<br />
wineries, and enjoying<br />
New Brunswick wine.<br />
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