SUSTAINABILITY
OUR COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY
Benjamin Bridge is dedicated to integrating sustainability into our daily operations, and weaving it into the fabric of everyday life. This involves a combination of immediate adjustments, long-term planning, continuous improvement, and open communication with team members and the community. Our sustainability committee plays an integral role in identifying and implementing improvements.
As of early 2024, we've aligned ourselves with more than 8,000 companies across 96 countries that believe in business as a force for good. Becoming a B Corp Certification is no small feat and requires an ongoing, deep look into our ethical governance, social impact, and environmental responsibility.
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OUR PEOPLE
Benjamin Bridge is committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and supportive workplace environment. This includes providing robust health and wellness benefits to our team, supporting flexible work schedules, promoting ongoing education and personal growth, and actively engaging with the local community through mandated volunteership. We are a hard-working collective of people who share the desire for a better future.
OUR PRODUCT
We set out in 1999 with a singular vision: to craft exceptional traditional method sparkling wines with an undeniable mark of Nova Scotia’s terroir. Through curiosity and a natural evolution coupled with tireless innovation and radical risk-taking, we have proudly diversified our portfolio to include category-defying wines and a non-alcoholic program that offers a product experience that is welcoming to all.
OUR PLACE
Sikunema'katik, Mi'kma'ki
Our role as land stewards of 170 acres of the Gaspereau Valley is a great responsibility. We practice regenerative farming in our vineyard, prioritizing soil health, carbon sequestration, water management, and emissions reduction over high yields.
ORGANISATIONS WE WORK WITH
We proudly collaborate with local organisations to support our community and celebrate the spirit of Nova Scotia. These partnerships help us foster connection, champion local talent, and extend our values beyond the vineyard.
Glooscap First Nation
Blomidon Naturalist Society
Valley Regional Hospital Foundation
Feed Nova Scotia
Acadia University
Nova Scotia Community College
Northeast Kings Education Centre
MEMBER OF RÉGÉNÉRATION CANADA
Regenerative agriculture is an intuitive and inclusive methodology for sustainably stewarding agricultural land. Our membership to Regeneration Canada has allowed us to stay in touch with like-minded agri-growers and farmers across the country, introducing us to new strategies and methods that give back to our local ecosystems while advancing social issues.