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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Andrew Peller Ltd T.ADW.A

Alternate Symbol(s):  ADWPF | T.ADW.B

Andrew Peller Limited is a producer and marketer of wines and craft beverage alcohol products in Canada. With wineries in British Columbia, Ontario and Nova Scotia, the Company markets wines produced from grapes grown in Ontario’s Niagara Peninsula, British Columbia's Okanagan and Similkameen Valleys, and from vineyards around the world. Its premium and ultra-premium Vintners' Quality Alliance... see more

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Post by Puma1back on Aug 17, 2024 10:11am

Wines

As a shareholder of late, and catalyst by the now defunct LCBO strike, i have been buying some of their wines.

1) the best cheap wine i had was a very interesting Peller mix of Baco Noir & their Pinot Noir. I believe it was called Double Black. It is out of stock at the Loblaws i utilize so will check their online at some point.

2) the Peller Cab Franc isn't bad, a bit more bite than the Brand's single grape Pinot's and Baco and not just because of the grapes - perhaps it is related to their year?

3) a blended French and Ontario red was overpriced at $19.

4) the Great One's Baco wasn't bad though  not sure the premium $ was there but interesting enough that I will have to try again.

5) their more upscale Rosehall Run Pinot is light in colour , even for a burgundy, and the initial taste is equally light, but then it sticks around and captures some nice depth- $22 isn't a bad $ for it.

i wonder if shareholder's can get a discount on visits to their properties? All in all i have found their wines better than the Houses that sell through the other Wine store competitor.
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