The Icewine Festival continues this weekend. Visitors can enjoy icewine from local wineries and icewine-inspired food tastings from local restaurants. Admission is free but wine and food samples are one token each. Glasses sell for $5 and tokens are $6 each. The village will be open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, and is equipped with fire pits to warm yourself and ice sculptures to admire.
Kami McCallum of Reif Estate Winery serves icewine. (Kim Wade)
Max the dog is fascinated with Icewine.
Julie Roberto, Janine Fioretti, Lauren Smith and Jessica Sullivan toast the icewine celebration, while Dazzling Darren Bedford entertains as he moves through the crowd on stilts
Cassandra Costello, Anna McCusker, Vannessa Monteiro and Alison McBride warm up by the fire as they celebrate and toast future bride Linda
McBride (centre). (Photos by Fred Mercnik)
Jackson Triggs/Inniskillin server Savanna Stirrett poured Vidal and Cabernet Franc Icewine.
The Strolling Jazz Cats played some warm, sweet Dixieland music on Queen Street for the crowds attending the annual Icewine Festival.
The Icewine Cocktail Competition, held last Saturday evening, is always a favourite with locals. (Photo supplied)
