Articles tagged with: cool climate oenology and viticulture institute
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Research linked to Brock's Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute continues to turn heads in the world of grape and ... Full story
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CCOVI grads grow roots, careers in Canadian grape and wine industry
When Andréanne Hébert-Haché (BSc ’16, PhD '24) began her time at Brock, she was looking to sow seeds of ... Full story -
Experts Tasting celebrates storied past, promising future of Ontario VQA wines
The evolution of Ontario’s VQA wines took the spotlight at a recent gathering of industry experts meant to celebrate ... Full story -
Deputy Minister explores innovation in agriculture research at Brock
John Kelly, Ontario’s Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, experienced Brock’s commitment to advancing agricultural research ... Full story -
New CCOVI lecture series focused on industry knowledge mobilization
Brock University’s Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute (CCOVI) has partnered with Scott Labs Canada to launch a new ... Full story -
Ontario awards Brock $3.5M for sustainable agriculture research farm
The Ontario government has awarded Brock $3.5 million for a national sustainable agricultural project that will see the University’s innovative ... Full story -
New CCOVI Advisory Council Chair brings wealth of industry experience
There’s a new but familiar face at the helm of the Advisory Council providing Brock’s Cool Climate Oenology ... Full story -
Sustainable consumer choices the focus of grad student research
Sanjida Amin wants to know why consumers choose organic food and wine. The Master of Sustainability candidate in Brock’s ... Full story -
Brock research aims to improve wine production with local yeast strain
New Brock research is exploring the potential for a Niagara-specific yeast strain to alleviate fruit quality issues caused by vineyard ... Full story -
Brock celebrates wine industry’s best at Cuvée’s big return
Last weekend’s Cuvée Grand Tasting saw glasses raised to honour the shining stars of Ontario’s grape and ... Full story