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Tilman Hainle on the 1970’s renaissance in BC wines

Tilman Hainle at Hainle Estate Winery
Interview with winery consultant Tilman Hainle on the 1970’s renaissance in BC wines, the establishment of Hainle Estate Winery, being Canada’s first vintner of ice wines and organic wines, first winery lounge operator, and on becoming a consultant to wineries around the world. This is the first of a two-part interview. Click here for Part Two: Tilman Hainle on consulting, the future of BC wine, and its still untapped potential   Tilman can be contacted at: 250-888-3869

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