There is no end to cider tasting in Charlevoix. Here we go again. More delicious ciders and fewer…read moredollars in our pocket. They have been producing since 1918 and have more than 6000 apple trees. That's a lot of cider folks. Recommended stop. We love the ambiance of these cideries in their micro cultures and everyone is so enthusiastic and wanting to share. Service is delightful.

I think this Cidrerie has some of the best dessert ciders to try and buy. I highly recommend De…read morel'isle aux Bleuets, Cerisier Rose et Pommier Blanc and la Petite Poire, but all are delicious per one's tastes.

We had such a great time here! This cidery shop is absolutely adorable. And the scenery is…read morebeautiful in the outdoors seating area. It can get a bit windy and cold outdoors in the fall, so we sat inside. The ciders are fruity, and comes with a variety of flavors. They are natural, tasty, and made with local produce. Overall a great place to chat and relax.

A cidre sampler on the terrasse on a beautiful day, what's not to like?…read moreThe staff were friendly and informative. We were the only people there as it was early morning when most people prefer coffee to cider. They were all delicious and we left with cider number 4 and some onion confit to go with an upcoming cheese supper.

Drive another 10 min past other guys and taste what cider would taste like. Dry and delicious with…read moregreat mouth-feel. Wasn't busy when we went.

Amazing ice wine and apple butter. Free samples. I liked the 3 year old vintage . Not as pretty of…read moreview as the ones on the other side but the wines make up for it

Lotta very good ciders. Particularly enjoyed the sparkling which I got a bottle of- I would also…read moresay that the Applebutter was amazing. Worthwhile stop

My review of this verger is mainly of their boutique store and not of the actual orchards and…read morequality of their apples. I was here much too early in the season to enjoy fresh apples. I hope to come back in season and check out their varietals of apples and hopefully some of the extremely crunch and ultra juicy and delicious honey crisp. Looking back on one of the great gems of the province of Quebec is the apple orchards that we have in areas of the province. When. I first moved here I was introduced to the fall activity of "cuilleur des pommes" (picking apples) which I believe is the most fantastic family activity for fall. For me this is a right of fall to take a tractor ride take a big 10 pound bag and fill it full of the most juicy-tart apples that you take home to make sauce, pies and apple crisps. Living in the Montreal region we tend to go to orchards nearby in Laval or if we want a treat St Joseph Du Lac. SJDL is the premiere area on the north shore with many orchards and places that do cider also. They do still cider, sparkling cider and the creme de la creme "cidre du glace" iced apple cider. There is also jams, jellies and fresh apple juice available. Most all cideries do multiple products. I've never been to the Rougemont area on the S Shore but I imagine orchards produce similar products. Fast forward to Ciderie et Verger St Nicolas. I had some inside information that this was the premiere place for apple related products in the QC Capital region. So..... I told myself I had to stop by here. After a quick look in their shop they have more products than any of the orchards in the Montreal area that vie visited. Their selections of jams, jellies, fresh fruit syrups juice and ciders is impeccable. On my visit I was fortunate they had some fresh apple sauce. I bought six bottles in large and small. The flavour is unlike any sauce nice had before. It's so silky you could feed to a baby but so tasty it's incredibly fresh. Also they had Apple must- sparkling apple juice made with Honey crisp apples. We cracked a bottle on the weekend and it was the best sparkling apple juice I've had. Not too sweet but so fresh and crisp in flavour. I purchased a bunch of jellies and other products including their iced cider. Folks.....this is the best orchard- cider producer I've visited in the province. Their products I will declare I find are better than anywhere I've had in the Montreal region. It's 15 minutes from the Pierre Laporte bride on the S shore of Quebec City. So damm good I will be back to spend another boatload of money it's that amazing!

Another winery on our wine tour, kinda mom and pop set up but cute and they make good use of their…read morespace. A winery and ciderie, they had a huge apple orchard out in the back . Really nice seating out back in the orchard. It was raining when we went so we couldn't make the most of it. We had a 4 wine tasting here and I liked one of the reds. Others being a little sweet for me. Our wine guide was the owners daughter and gave us a little history on the winery. I think she might have been thrown into it last minute as she seemed very nervous! Their tasting room was nice and they sold their apples they grow too. Cute little spot . Wine is ok.

Pleasant visit with tables set in the orchard to samples the products. A short escape from QC to…read moreidyllic farming communities. We has a sample of four beverages. The frozen apple (preparation process) has a refreshing flavor intensity. Oddly it was the pear wine which made me think of a cider. In any case pack a picnic or order one of their cheese plates to take it all in.

We were so lucky to go here on a tour with royal Caribbean. I thoroughly enjoyed this winery and…read morelearned so much about grape varieties we don't have in California. The grapes were developed for the Quebec climate. Their cider which is fortified is also delicious. I couldn't resist their gold medal winning ice wine. I wish they shipped to the US. We bought as many bottles as we could carry in our very full luggage.

I came here after seeing the sign on the highway. I am glad i did!…read more First of all, the wine was surprisingly good. The rosé was simply delightful. The apple cider and ice wines were amazing. One ice wine had won a top prize in a recent regional competition. I have tasted my share of ice wines, and these would easily rank among the very best. The service at the tasting was great. the cost is 3$ for a wine tasting or 3$ for an ice wine tasting. (The fee is waved if you make a purchase. There are also discounts for larger purchases.) The server who waited on me was friendly and informative. In addition to the tasting area, the beautiful white house of this winery has a large dining area for meals and private events.

If you've never had wine made from tomatoes, it's definitely an experience to try!…read more The owners are gracious and will show you a short video in French about the history behind the wine and the vineyard itself. The tasting allows you to try every offering and they have a whole list of recipes on their website (https://omerto.com/recettes/) None of the wines are sweet nor do they taste like tomatoes. :) I would say they make refreshing and light apéritifs to go with different appetizers. They also make good bases for cocktails. The view is spectacular and it's not far from Baie-Saint-Paul. I highly recommend you check them out.

We stopped by for a visit to try tomato wine as it was the first time we had ever heard of it. The…read moreowners were very friendly and helpful as they explained the process and tasting notes for their different products. I highly recommend visiting for a short and unique activity if you are in the area!