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Après de nombreuses années comme vignerons dans la région de Niagara, Ilya Senchuk et son épouse Nadia ont réalisé leur rêve de produire des vins de terroir de classe mondiale, issus de vignobles uniques de la région. Leaning Post incarne la vinification artisanale à petite échelle, avec une intervention minimale, axée sur le riesling, le chardonnay, le pinot noir et la syrah. Le résultat est une expérience gustative unique, où le millésime se révèle dans votre verre.

Fièrement canadien

1491 Highway 8, Stoney Creek, ON

905-643-9795 wine@leaningpostwines.com

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The story behind Leaning Post

Ilya and Nadia Senchuk started Leaning Post in 2009 without a vineyard to their name, buying grapes and making tiny lots wherever they could. Two years later they bought an 11-acre property in Winona, at the cool western edge of Niagara.

The name comes from a leaning fence post on that land. The winery took shape in a restored barn from the 1850s.

Small lots, cool-climate reds

Ilya Senchuk makes wine with a light hand, focused on single vineyards and cool-climate character. The estate grows Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, and the Syrah comes from a nearby grower.

Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, and Syrah make up most of the range, with a line called The Fifty among the regulars. It is farmed to Sustainable Winegrowing Ontario standards.

Frequently asked questions

What is Leaning Post known for?

Leaning Post is a small Niagara winery known for cool-climate Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Syrah. It works in small, single-vineyard lots out of a restored 1850s barn in Winona, at the western end of the peninsula.

Where does the name come from?

From a leaning fence post on the Winona property the Senchuks bought in 2011. The winery started two years earlier with no land at all, buying grapes until they could put down roots of their own.

Where is Leaning Post?

In Winona, near Stoney Creek, at the cool far-western end of the Niagara Peninsula, in the Lincoln Lakeshore area. That cooler ground suits the winery's focus on Pinot Noir and Syrah.