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Tag: Odin’s Nectar

Posted on December 2, 2025September 19, 2026

Black Willow Mead

Black Willow Winery.
Black Willow Odin’s Nectar Mead. Click here for tasting notes. I have reviews of all six of these wines. Just search for Black Willow. 

Black Willow Odin’s Nectar Mead NV

Just about everyone knows about the world-famous Niagara Falls, of course, but the area is home to some increasingly serious winemakers as well, on both the Canadian and U.S. sides of the border.

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Posted on November 16, 2020September 19, 2026

Black Willow Winery

Black Willow Winery.
Black Willow Winery. Click here for tasting notes.

Black Willow Winery

Just about everyone knows about the world-famous Niagara Falls, of course, but the area is home to some increasingly serious winemakers as well, on both the Canadian and U.S. sides of the border.

Continue reading “Black Willow Winery”

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A Note About Vintages

Although you will see vintage dates throughout Winervana, I don’t put too much importance on them.  Major producers these days strive for a consistent style, and largely succeed. (Especially in California, aided by the usually even climate there.) For instance, when shopping for a particular wine, if you have a choice between a current release and one that’s a few years old, there will certainly be differences in price and the character of the wine.  But upon release, those two examples of the same wine are likely to be quite similar, especially for New World producers, who often enjoy  more reliably consistent weather than Old World producers do. (Of course, global climate change may disrupt things for everybody.)

Wine Enthusiast has an interesting post about this here.

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