#nswine

[jonathanlegate]

It’s hard to imagine it’s the same place but the photos don’t lie! Swipe left 👈🏻 to see the before. When an old house has been renovated without sensitivity it loses so much of its character but it also gives you licence to reinterpret history and create a space that balances the past and the present. Come for the design and stay for the wine. @mercatorwine is open daily for the season. You should go check it out! #interiordesign #winery #novascotia #nswine #retaildesign #design #decor #interiors #wine #local #supportlocal (at Mercator Vineyards) https://www.instagram.com/jonathanlegate/p/ByfNAjfpN-8/?igshid=18rf2irb873ll

[jonathanlegate]

It’s hard to believe a year has passed since we created a new winery from an old house for @mercatorwine part of the @devoniancoast winery group. Congratulations on your second season serving #novascotia! We hear it’s already off to an outstanding beginning. Here are a few aftershocks and swipe left for the before photos. You won’t recognize the place. #mercatorwinery #mercator #winesofns #nswine #interiors #interiordesign #creatingafeeling #retaildesign #hospitality #hospitalitydesign (at Mercator Vineyards) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByCwyz1pAMk/?igshid=p6cfigb27hcg

[quenchmagazine]

Scheurebe from Nova Scotia? #TryThis Back when VQA was developed in the 1980s as an appellation system, intended for Canada, discussions eventually broke down in Nova Scotia over the rules, one of which related to the allowed #tastdIQ #quenchmag #wineIQ #beerIQ #insideQuench

[quenchmagazine]

Scheurebe from Nova Scotia? #TryThis Back when VQA was developed in the 1980s as an appellation system, intended for Canada, discussions eventually broke down in Nova Scotia over the rules, one of which related to the allowed #tastdIQ #quenchmag #wineIQ #beerIQ #insideQuench

[quenchmagazine]

Scheurebe from Nova Scotia? #TryThis Back when VQA was developed in the 1980s as an appellation system, intended for Canada, discussions eventually broke down in Nova Scotia over the rules, one of which related to the allowed grape varieties. Ontario and BC were moving decidedly in the vitis vinifera direction, only allowing selected hybrids to be included. Unfortunately this ruled out Nova Scotia, and Quebec, actually (other provinces #tastdIQ #InsideQ #quenchmagazine

[quenchmagazine]

Scheurebe from Nova Scotia? #TryThis Back when VQA was developed in the 1980s as an appellation system, intended for Canada, discussions eventually broke down in Nova Scotia over the rules, one of which related to the allowed grape varieties. Ontario and BC were moving decidedly in the vitis vinifera direction, only allowing selected hybrids to be included. Unfortunately this ruled out Nova Scotia, and Quebec, actually (other provinces #tastdIQ #InsideQ #quenchmagazine

[quenchmagazine]

Scheurebe from Nova Scotia? #TryThis Back when VQA was developed in the 1980s as an appellation system, intended for Canada, discussions eventually broke down in Nova Scotia over the rules, one of which related to the allowed grape varieties. Ontario and BC were moving decidedly in the vitis vinifera direction, only allowing selected hybrids to be included. Unfortunately this ruled out Nova Scotia, and Quebec, actually (other provinces #tastdIQ #InsideQ #quenchmagazine

[quenchmagazine]

Scheurebe from Nova Scotia? #TryThis Back when VQA was developed in the 1980s as an appellation system, intended for Canada, discussions eventually broke down in Nova Scotia over the rules, one of which related to the allowed grape varieties. Ontario and BC were moving decidedly in the vitis vinifera direction, only allowing selected hybrids to be included. Unfortunately this ruled out Nova Scotia, and Quebec, actually (other provinces #tastdIQ #InsideQ #quenchmagazine