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Nominations Open for the Canadian Wine Industry Awards 

Ottawa, January 7, 2021 – Wine Growers Canada, the national association representing the  Canadian wine industry, has officially opened the Canadian Wine Industry Awards 2021 for  nominations this week. The awards recognize the outstanding commitment of individuals in  Canada’s grape wine industry and honor those who have gone above and beyond to support  the growth of the wine industry in Canada. 

Nominations are sought from industry, consumers, and wine-lovers, in three categories:  

  • The Award of Distinction for an individual who owns, manages or is employed within the  Canadian winery, and has demonstrated outstanding leadership and commitment to the  advancement of the Canadian wine industry. 
  • The Wine Industry Champion Award for an individual who has provided exemplary  support for the Canadian wine industry through media, research, policy and regulation,  education or advocacy. 
  • The Karl Kaiser Canadian Winemaker Award for a winemaker in a Canadian grape winery  and who has exemplified leadership in winemaking excellence.  

Dan Paszkowski, President & CEO of Wine Growers Canada, said, “It’s so important to honor  and celebrate our industry greats, whose contributions have, and continue to, see the Canadian  wine industry excel. This past year has not been without its challenges for our wineries, but as  well as supporting our wineries navigate and overcome some of these challenges, it’s critical to  celebrate our successes and our champions.” 

Nominations can be submitted to wgc@wgcanada.ca until February 26, 2021 using this  nomination form. More information on the Canadian Wine Industry Awards can be found here.  

About Wine Growers Canada 

Wine Growers Canada (WGC), the national voice of wine in Canada, advocates for the  national wine industry at the federal and international levels. WGC is dedicated to improving  the business success and return on investment for individual wineries, while assuring the  continued growth and prosperity of the entire Canadian wine industry. 

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