Christopher Waters is a wine writer at The Globe and Mail. With over two decades of experience in writing about wine and beverages, he covers topics such as beverage production, drinks and spirits, and packaged beverages. Christopher has been featured in WMGT-TV (Macon, GA), Mountain View Today, Cell Press, and the Combating Terrorism Center.
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Christopher's articles predominantly cover wine, with a focus on reviews, seasonal selections, and industry-specific topics. He seems to be interested in providing recommendations for his audience.
For pitches to Christopher Waters, consider offering unique insights into the winemaking process or emerging trends within the wine industry. Additionally, if you have interesting stories about wineries or particular wine regions that could capture readers' attention, these would likely align well with his coverage.
Given Christopher’s Canadian national focus and emphasis on seasonal topics (e.g., holiday wines), consider tailoring pitches related to local winemakers or unique Canadian varietals that tie into current themes such as festive celebrations or special occasions.
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This week’s recommendations concentrate on youthful rosés and whites that have impressed in recent tastings
By: Christopher Waters
Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
By: Christopher Waters
Whether you’re grilling or smoking, these drinks will pair perfectly with the sweltering season
By: Christopher Waters
Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
By: Christopher Waters
These widely available brands are summertime favourites because of their charm and drinkability
By: Christopher Waters
Open this photo in gallery: The Grattamacco winery in the central Italian region has been owned by the Tipa Bertarelli Family since 2002. Supplied
By: Christopher Waters
Producers’ vintage stocks are key to helping balance each year’s harvest
