Queylus Réserve du Domaine 2020 Pinot expresses the warmth of the vintage with inviting aromas of wild strawberries, concentrated red currants, and cherries. Accents of dried flowers and purple iris add aromatic complexity. The palate shows smooth tannins and juicy acidity, with layered flavours that build gracefully. More concentrated and generous than the cooler 2019 expression, it offers perfect length and a supple, structured finish. Drinking window: 2025-2034. Score - 93. (Magdalena Kaiser, decanter.com, April 25, 2025)

This show-stopping blend of Merlot and Cabernet Franc is a vivid declaration of the authenticity of Niagara Peninsula's soils. 'Droite' is an allusion to Bordeaux's famed Right Bank, cleverly recalling the Merlot-dominant wines of that historic region while delivering a genuinely Niagara experience. A precise, taut, concentrated wine, with mixed red and dark fruit, spice, and savoury herbal notes. Drink into the early 2030s.

This classic Old World-style Pinot Noir comes from one of Niagara's prime vineyards sites. Its dense flavours of tart red fruit mingle with hints of black olive, violet and clove, with sweet tobacco on the finish. Drinkable now but will cellar favourably until 2031+.

Vinified with wild yeast and matured for 16-18 months in French oak barrels, this is a poised, rich, elegant Cabernet Franc. It showcases complex notions of dark plum, blueberry and woodsmoke, with slate mineral undertones and a long, layered finish.

Warm and inviting, textural like silk, some glycerol and running soothingly smooth from start to finish shows a different look and separates itself from other vintages. Kelly Mason's ability to change it up while still maintaining an always high level is a chardonnay testament to a team that ranks with the hardest working makers in Niagara Peninsula show business. There are clean yeasty notes, like sourdough in the proofing stage and subtle baking spice with texture truly divining the directive for high quality 'classico' Niagara chardonnay. Never gives up or in, never too hot or cold, a great vintage in Mason's estimation, but then again, 'anything was better than '21.' Drink 2024-2027. Tasted July 2024. Score - 92. (Michael Godel, winealign.com)

Queylus Tradition Pinot Noir 2022 is slightly rustic in nature and opens with inviting aromas of cinnamon, cocoa, raspberries, and violets. The palate reveals a bright core with good concentration, carried by firm, rugged tannins. Red berries take the lead, framed by notes of liquorice root and a distinct blood-iron character. There's a savoury edge that adds depth, and the finish lingers with freshness and grip. Drinking window: 2025-2030.

Crafted from 100% Cabernet Franc, this bright, lithe, charming rosé has evocative floral notes and tones of orange citrus, apple, cranberry, strawberry and cherry, with underlying garden herbs. A zesty, enjoyable wine with superb versatility for food pairing. It will be perfect with smoked salmon, grilled chicken, or a grilled-veggie salad.