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Quebec

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Quebec is a province of Canada.

edit Tasting

It is dominated by white wines made with hybrid grapes like Seyval, Geisenheim and Vandal Cliche. Recently, some winemakers have experimented with a certain amount of success with Chardonnay. Quebec's future might lie in ice wines, made with Vidal, some of which have won international competitions.

New red grape varieties are finding a home in the Lanaudière region, just north-east of Montreal. Most notably, Vignoble Carone recently won international and national medals for their red wines.

edit Facts and figures

• Varietals: Seyval, Geisenheim, Vandal Cliche, Vidal

edit History

Quebec's wine industry dates back to the 1980's.

edit Geography

edit Climate

edit Viticulture

edit See also

edit Wineries

• Vignoble Carone
• Les Pervenches
• Marathonien
• Negondos
• Orpailleur

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