THE ROAD has been a long time in the making – a collection of wines that mark a culmination of ongoing discovery: of new friends, flavours, philosophies and values that have fundamentally shaped the way we approach a good glass of vino.
This path in wine has been a winding one; one that we continue to enjoy, and that continues to lead us to new places.
Somewhere along the way, we realised that we could bring this world to life – sharing the incredible flavours and stories we’ve discovered through our travels, by bringing them home to Ontario.
“The Road was created as a place to discover delicious, eco-conscious wines
with soul, energy & intent.”
With their eco-conscious focus and showcasing classic styles (with some playful twists along the way!), the winemakers and vignerons at The Road make us think, start important conversations, and are redefining the culture of fine wine around the globe. The Road was created to be a space to discover their wines – delicious, eco-conscious wines with soul, energy and intent.
“We unreservedly support the incredible efforts made by our vigneron & winegrowing partners, whose work is largely dedicated to the protection & preservation of the environment while producing world-class wines.”
In this light, we wholly and unreservedly support the incredible efforts made by our vigneron and winegrowing partners, whose work is largely dedicated to the protection and preservation of environment while producing world-class wines.
Welcome to the journey.
Maeg Ballantyne-Ridgway
acknowledgement
We acknowledge that by importing wine to what we call Ontario, we are working on Aboriginal land that has been inhabited by Indigenous peoples from the beginning. We are grateful for the opportunity to work here, and we thank the generations of people who have taken care of this land for thousands of years before us.
Since we are centralized in Toronto, we wish to specifically acknowledge the Ancestral Traditional Territories of the Ojibway, the Anishnabe and, in particular, the Mississaugas of the New Credit, whose territory we conduct business on today. This territory is covered by the Upper Canada Treaties.