Niagara grapevines faired better this winter than those in B.C.
With spring officially here and temperatures hitting double digits regularly, Niagara grape growers are watching for more sudden weather swings.
Brock University researcher Jim Willwerth says vines have overwintered well, but warm days followed by cold snaps like we've seen recently could put delicate buds at risk.
Unlike B.C., which saw extreme winter damage, Niagara’s core grape varieties remain in good shape, promising strong Canadian wine selections for years to come.
(Written by: Brandon Warby)
