Norman Hardie Winery

Norman Hardie Winery is a winery situated in Prince Edward County, Canada, opened in 2004 by winemaker and owner Norman Hardie. It practices low-intervention winemaking and sustainable viticulture, with no herbicides ever used on the property, and produces Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and other cool-climate varieties from sites in Prince Edward County and Niagara. Its wines are poured in over 40 Michelin Star restaurants across Europe, the U.K. and Japan.

Norman Hardie Winery is situated in Prince Edward County, Canada, and was opened in 2004 by winemaker and owner Norman Hardie. Since his inaugural vintage in 2004, Norm's wines have received accolades from leading international wine critics. His 2013 County Chardonnay was selected by Matt Kramer among his "Three Most Exciting Wines of the 21st Century". The winery's approach has been low-intervention since 2004, using natural yeasts, full lees contact, and an extended two-year elèvage for Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays. Norman Hardie has chosen select sites in Prince Edward County and Niagara with a combination of clay and limestone.

Low-intervention winemaking and sustainable viticulture; wines described as cool-climate expressions compared to Burgundy.

• Pinot Noir

• Chardonnay

• 2013 County Chardonnay

1. 1Norman Hardie Winery & Vineyard – Norman Hardie Winery and Vineyardnormanhardie.com
2. 2About Us – Norman Hardie Winery and Vineyardnormanhardie.com
3. 3Norman Hardie Winerywikidata.org