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Vignoble Cortellino

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Saint-Urbain-Premier, Quebec · Online shop · vignoblecortellino.com

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Still white, rosé and red wines from the Cortellino family vineyard in the Montérégie, including Il Bianco, Piccolo Grigio, Désiré and Lys Rosé, made from cold-hardy grapes such as Frontenac.

Can no longer ship to the US since Sep 29, 2026HTS 2204.21.50Wine other than Tokay (not carbonated), of an alcoholic strength by volume not over 14%, in containers not over 2 liters50% since Aug 22, 2026
Vignoble Cortellino's still table wines (HTS 2204.21.50) can no longer ship to the US since the import ban of September 29, 2026; a 50% duty applied from August 22 to September 28, 2026.Source: whitehouse.gov, Sep 8, 2026

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Made in Canada

The vineyard describes its wines as "100% Québec, du champ à la bouteille", produced and made at the vineyard in Saint-Urbain-Premier, Québec.

On the tariff list

  • HTS 2204.21.50 · Wine other than Tokay (not carbonated), of an alcoholic strength by volume not over 14%, in containers not over 2 liters · 50% since Aug 22, 2026

    Il Bianco, a still white wine from Frontenac blanc and gris ("Sa vivacité vous séduira autant que son parfum aromatique aux notes de pêche et d'agrumes."), is an uncarbonated grape wine in bottles; strength is not published, so table wine up to 14% is assumed.

Rates are the additional US duty under Section 338. About the tariffs

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