Black Press - Business Owner of the Year - Jane Ellmann - Muse Winery
Ron Kirstein at Vancouver Island Travel on Muse Winery
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Island Wineries Make their Mark Follow the link for the TC article and great photos!
CTV News - Island Wineries popping the cork!
Eat Magazine & Theatre in the Vines
A critic's guide to Vancouver Island wineries by Beppi Crosario
Vancouver Island, B.C.— Aug. 02, 2011 Thank you to Beppi for taking the time to visit Muse Winery while visiting Vancouver Island. His Muse favourites were our Merlot and Grande Dame Rouge!
Seaside Times- June 2012 issue - Romancing the Grape
BC Wine Sipper
Globe & Mail
Vintners hail drive to cut down strict border rules on wine sales - The Globe and Mail
Eat Magazine & Theatre in the Vines
A critic's guide to Vancouver Island wineries by Beppi Crosario
Vancouver Island, B.C.— Aug. 02, 2011 Thank you to Beppi for taking the time to visit Muse Winery while visiting Vancouver Island. His Muse favourites were our Merlot and Grande Dame Rouge!
Seaside Times- June 2012 issue - Romancing the Grape
BC Wine Sipper
Globe & Mail
Vintners hail drive to cut down strict border rules on wine sales - The Globe and Mail
June 2010 issue of Seaside Times
Winery Turns to Muse Peninsula News Review- May 26, 2020 - "A new muse will draw wine lovers to North Saanich."
Winery Turns to Muse Peninsula News Review- May 26, 2020 - "A new muse will draw wine lovers to North Saanich."
Visitors to Muse Winery will be greeted at 11195 Chalet Road by a new face…
The change from Chalet to Muse takes more than just time. It’s not only a new label, it’s a new image, new ambiance, all while continuing the care of the vineyard and attention to all the elements of making handcrafted award winning wines. While the highway signs Wine Tour signs are still showing Chalet, the unveiling of the new sign at the winery took place last week. Muse Winery owners, Peter and Jane Ellmann, commissioned artist David Hunwick after he held a sculpting course at the winery this spring. They wanted an original piece to replace the old Chalet , that would be unique and represent the likeness of the Muse mermaid designed by Andrew Lewis. David created the piece by sculpting in clay relief on a plywood board. The process then required a rubber mould to cover the piece and then a fibreglass mould over that. Two resin casts were made, one for each side and then laminated onto a lightweight board. The piece was then hand finished, the patina applied and a final clear lacquer was sprayed over both sides. The Ellmanns are thrilled with the finished piece. It’s one more step towards completing the changeover to Muse Winery and shows off the talents of local artist David Hunwick.
The change from Chalet to Muse takes more than just time. It’s not only a new label, it’s a new image, new ambiance, all while continuing the care of the vineyard and attention to all the elements of making handcrafted award winning wines. While the highway signs Wine Tour signs are still showing Chalet, the unveiling of the new sign at the winery took place last week. Muse Winery owners, Peter and Jane Ellmann, commissioned artist David Hunwick after he held a sculpting course at the winery this spring. They wanted an original piece to replace the old Chalet , that would be unique and represent the likeness of the Muse mermaid designed by Andrew Lewis. David created the piece by sculpting in clay relief on a plywood board. The process then required a rubber mould to cover the piece and then a fibreglass mould over that. Two resin casts were made, one for each side and then laminated onto a lightweight board. The piece was then hand finished, the patina applied and a final clear lacquer was sprayed over both sides. The Ellmanns are thrilled with the finished piece. It’s one more step towards completing the changeover to Muse Winery and shows off the talents of local artist David Hunwick.
BC Wine Label Award Winner Announced today in Penticton - Oct. 9, 2009
The BC Wine Museum & VQA Wine Shop announced the winners of the 2009 British Columbia Wine Label Awards this afternoon in Penticton at the Wine Medal Award Winners Reception. Wayne Wilson, Executive Director of the BC Wine Museum, announced the winners and presented the awards as part of the Okanagan Fall Wine Festival festivities.
This past August and September, wineries from across the province submitted their wine label designs to be judged in three different categories:
Domestic Label, Overall Presentation, and Dessert Wine. Criteria for each category looked at such things as the visual appeal of a label, creativity,label content, and even the legibility of label text. All entries were also entered into the People's Choice category and put on display at the BC Wine Museum for public voting.
This year's judges were: John Schreiner, author and wine columnist; Stewart Turcotte, owner of Hambleton Galleries; and Lisa Olson, editor and publisher of Orchard & Vine Magazine.
The 2009 BC Wine Label Award Winners are:
Domestic Label: GOLD Chandra Estate 2004 Pinot Blanc (Oliver) SILVER Summerhill Cipes Gabriel (Kelowna)
BRONZE Muse 2006 Cabernet Merlot (North Saanich)
The BC Wine Museum & VQA Wine Shop announced the winners of the 2009 British Columbia Wine Label Awards this afternoon in Penticton at the Wine Medal Award Winners Reception. Wayne Wilson, Executive Director of the BC Wine Museum, announced the winners and presented the awards as part of the Okanagan Fall Wine Festival festivities.
This past August and September, wineries from across the province submitted their wine label designs to be judged in three different categories:
Domestic Label, Overall Presentation, and Dessert Wine. Criteria for each category looked at such things as the visual appeal of a label, creativity,label content, and even the legibility of label text. All entries were also entered into the People's Choice category and put on display at the BC Wine Museum for public voting.
This year's judges were: John Schreiner, author and wine columnist; Stewart Turcotte, owner of Hambleton Galleries; and Lisa Olson, editor and publisher of Orchard & Vine Magazine.
The 2009 BC Wine Label Award Winners are:
Domestic Label: GOLD Chandra Estate 2004 Pinot Blanc (Oliver) SILVER Summerhill Cipes Gabriel (Kelowna)
BRONZE Muse 2006 Cabernet Merlot (North Saanich)
Opening Winery Fulfills Dream Edmonton Journal- May 13, 2020 - "you'd be forgiven for squinting through the sun looking for a fat man in a red velveteen suit." Link to Edmonton Journal
