The broad claim that wine was exempt from Canadian Prohibition needs province- and date-specific checking. Ice-wine must-weight comparisons and market prominence are dated source statements. Wine sugar concentration and ice-wine production are not bourbon finishing instructions or evidence of flavor-transfer strength.
Full-source second-edition wine/blind-tasting review; supplied PDF positions, not printed pagination.
The source describes Ontario's lake-moderated vineyards, Riesling and Vidal ice wines, other table-wine varieties, and British Columbia's Okanagan temperature gradient and mixed plantings.
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Canadian ice wine and table wine require separate contextual records
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No access; supplied PDF positions 350–351. Canadian ice wine and table wine require separate contextual records.
Paraphrase
The source describes Ontario's lake-moderated vineyards, Riesling and Vidal ice wines, other table-wine varieties, and British Columbia's Okanagan temperature gradient and mixed plantings.
Context and limitations
The broad claim that wine was exempt from Canadian Prohibition needs province- and date-specific checking. Ice-wine must-weight comparisons and market prominence are dated source statements. Wine sugar concentration and ice-wine production are not bourbon finishing instructions or evidence of flavor-transfer strength.
Connections
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