Benjamin Bridge Tidal Bay (750ml)

  • Wine Type

    White Wine

  • Size

    750ml

  • Vintage

    2024

  • Country

    Canada

  • Region

    Nova Scotia

  • Sub-Region

    Gaspereau Valley

  • Grape

    White Blend

  • Farming Method

    ConventionalMost products with this label come from producers who do their best to avoid any intervention at all but it’s possible that some of the aforementioned preventative measures and additions are deemed necessary. Learn More

  • ABV

    9%

  • Food Pairing

    AperitifCold SaladsSeafood

Benjamin Bridge vineyards are located in the heart of the Gaspereau Valley on the Bay of Fundy, where the cool climate bears an uncanny affinity with the Champagne region of France. The estate makes a range of wines; sparkling, white, red, rose, dry and sweet. Though the focus is on making world-class Méthode Classique sparkling wines that have been compared in tastings to Champagne. The hand crafted wines of Benjamin Bridge have helped raise the profile of the Nova Scotian wine industry.

Tasting Notes

In the glass, a light golden hue with a brilliant emerald tint. The nose is greeted with crisp and youthful aromas of lemons interlaced with ripe apricots, complemented by subtle hints of sea breeze and flint. On the palate, a wide variety of meadow botanicals are lifted by citrus and elderflower aromas. The vibrant acidity invigorates the palate and echoes through the long finish.

Method

To earn the Tidal Bay designation, all wines must follow a strict set of technical standards that are enforced throughout the winemaking process- from growing to bottling and more.  These standards were created by a committee of winemakers, sommeliers and wine experts.

 The 2024 vintage is a blend of l’Acadie Blanc 71%, Frontenac Blanc 15%, Osceola Muscat 5%, Vidal 3%, Geisenheim 3%, NY Muscat 3%

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$23.99

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