The Organized Crime is a small boutique winery located on the renowned Beamsville Bench of the Niagara Peninsula. The story goes that sometime in the early-to-mid 1900s there were two quarrelling Mennonite congregations  in the area who disagreed about the acquisition of a pipe organ. The feud resulted in one congregation breaking into the other church, stealing their new organ, and tossing it down an embankment… hence the clever Organized Crime Winery name. Winegrowers Edward Zaski & Ania de Duleba keep production volumes small, as they are more interested in following their passions than commercializing.

A bright and fresh Sauvignon Blanc that emanates many appealing shades of green. Lime, green apple, lemongrass, fresh herbs and gooseberry all mingle together in this Loire-like Sauvignon Blanc. With balanced acidity, moderate alcohol, and a lively fresh character, this is the wine to sip all spring and summer long. Perfect as an aperitif and alongside lighter summer fare. Think classics like salad Nicoise, fresh oysters, and grilled fish.