To most of the Canadians, consumption of alcohol is a part of daily life. They love to hold a glass of wine while relaxing, partying, and attending other music festivals. Celebrations and events like wedding anniversaries and birthdays are mostly ‘toasted’ with a bottle of wine. All these factors demonstrate that the Canadian society promotes drinking, sometimes by offering discounts on some renowned brands and sometimes by linking alcohol consumption with sophistication and fun.

However, Canada is not the inventor of Icewine. It was first produced accidentally in 1794 in Germany. But, with its huge production in the country has made this wine almost a Canadian product. Since the country started taking parts in international Icewine competitions, there’s hardly a single competition when Canada hasn’t proudly walks off with medals. Over a couple of decades, the vintners has fully utilized the chilled weathers of the country to uphold their inherited tradition of making this wine. Apart from her, Germany and Austria also try to prepare this sweet beverage.  But their not-so-cold weather prevents them from manufacturing it consistently.