This is a relatively new Baco in Ontario's wine scene. It hails from the Jordan area in the Niagara Peninsula.
Screwcap closure; a light, 10.8% alc./vol.
The Baco pours with a clear, dark ruby colour and a black-cherry hue; it is translucent at the core and pinkish-ruby at the meniscus, with decent tears.
Swirling brings out pleasantly brackish, funky V. riparia aromas that waft about on the nose (and that are interestingly reminiscent of Cynthiana).
There's the lithe, tart acidity, that is so very typical of Baco; but even with that and the low alcohol, there is good balance. The mouthfeel is invigorating and zingy.
Sour-cherry fruit wraps up the finish, with additional brackish replays.
$14.95 on general list at the LCBO - the same price as Henry of Pelham's Baco.