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Icewine gets its name from its unique harvesting process; before the grapes are harvested for icewine they must be frozen solid in the vineyard until temperatures drop below minus eight degrees Celsius. This means the grapes must hang on the vines well into December and sometimes even January until temperatures drop and stay well below zero.
