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Hybrids in Canada: Adapting to a warming world
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Hybrids in Canada: Adapting to a warming world
A Nova Scotia hybrid vineyard.Canada’s wine industry is young compared to that of many regions in the world, yet its evolution has been rapid and dynamic. As climate change continues to reshape viticulture, could hybrids be the future of Canadian wine? What are hybrid grapes? Hybrid varieties are the result of crossbreeding two different grapevine species, typically European vitis vinifera with a native American species like vitis labrusca or th…
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