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How to Be a Better Canadian: Drink Canadian wine
Top sommelier Véronique Rivest shows the best sparkling wines made right here in Canada
Maclean’s presents the next instalment in our patriotic video series, designed to add to your already encyclopedic knowledge of this great country. This week: Top sommelier Véronique Rivest toasts the champagne of Canadian wines.
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