The snow has already landed in Prince Edward County, which means the holidays are just around the corner. Whatever you’re celebrating, we hope this...

Last year Traynor teamed up with Grape Crush to bring a custom lineup of wines to life, while supporting local BIPOC artists. A portion of the sale...

It’s no secret that the team at Traynor is a fan of experimenting in the cellar, and knows that the job is never done when it comes to perfecting a...

We can all agree we are ready for the arrival of spring in Prince Edward County. Bring on the sunshine, the warmer, longer days, budding vines and ...

Why save the sparkling wine for just midnight on New Year’s Eve when you can have it year-round? With 2022 already off to an unpredictable start we...

It’s time to soak in the last few weeks of summer here in Prince Edward County, but that doesn’t mean you have to stop drinking some of your favour...

Over the decades Sauvignon Blanc has been a hate/love relationship for me.  I used to hate making it, but the in the process of learning how to make it I began to love it.  

Not only did I gain a new appreciation for the variety, but the knowledge I gained on my Sauvignon Blanc journey has made me a better winemaker.

Pet-Nat (or Petillant Naturel) is amongst the trendiest wine styles out there.  What is it, and where did it come from?  We sum up the story to help explain why we spend so much of our energy at Traynor making and promoting Pet-Nat, and why we believe that Pet-Nat is one of the best ways of expressing the terroir of Ontario and Prince Edward County.

Orange wine is being called the “new” fall wine, but interestingly enough, it’s has been around a lot longer than you think.