L'endroit est magnifique et leurs produits sont excellents. J'ai adoré ma visite, je compte bien y…read moreretourner!

Happened to see the signs for this place on the way to our next destination after we couldn't find…read morethe winery we were initially headed to and i'm so glad we stopped! The woman who was running the shop was very kind and told us all about each of the products. Everything is made from blackcurrants; they have syrups, gelato, preserves, and wines. We ended up buying one of each of the wines and a bottle of the syrup, all of which are very reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend to anyone passing through the area.

Bringing it down a star cuz the tour was really short, and guide was nice and all but really did…read morenot know all her facts. The flower gardens outside are in rough shape and really need some weeding and attention. Some of the artwork inside is amazing and it is worth paying the $5 admission just to see that alone.

went there last year with my family and we were the only one on the guided tour. i don't remember…read morethe girl's name, but she was very sweet! she spoke english but still managed to do the tour in french for my parents. this house is so beautiful! if you like the edwarian/victorian époque you will like this. the curtis family lived there and it has been very well maintained through the years. you will get to see the salons, bureau, salle à manger (with the veranda, where they make tea partys to this day, so cool!), kitchen. Then to the second floor they have bedrooms, one room explaning the custom of marriages - births & and another one for the customs of deaths. which was very interesting! they also have a child bedroom full of antique toys, which was a little bit creepy haha. then you go back downstairs (there are more floors but they are not open to the public) to the little shop. and then outside to another building where they had a little exposition about the rural life, and then to a (kinda) barn where they have some agricultural machinery and rural life things and on the second floor there is a lot of old things from the town it self. so basically, from the outside it's juste a huge house, but from the inside it's a treasure! go! you need to see this!

It was my off day from biking the Eastern Townships and I decided to check out this place as my…read morewife loves lavender. The weather was awful so no field visit but I toured the boutique. I was greeted by a very welcoming staff and was shown the test area. They have many products to suit your lavender needs - from dried lavender to personal and even home products. You will surely find something you need or just want to buy.

Very good customer service. Plenty of testers available. Beautiful store. Prices are a tad high…read morebut you can always order online and save with a 20 first time buyer coupon.

We were there on a Friday afternoon, in the period between winter and spring…read more The good: Beautiful area of nature. Animals and birds presents. Walking maps and indicators. Clear walking paths. There seems to be activities there as they are scavenger hunts questions throughout the path. Scenery is terrific! The bad: No bathrooms along the way, so be prepared. The "orange walk line" can get pretty windy. Not much benches or places to sit. Can be muddy. This is such a beautiful place to walk. I can see why it is so popular.

Super cool library where you are technically in two countries (Canada and America) at once in the…read morelobby. You have to exit the same door you enter (i.e, enter the American door and exit from the American door.) I didn't get to tour the opera house, which is upstairs.

An interesting place, you are technically at two countries at one. FREE entrance. Limited parking…read morespace but you can find more at some adjacent apts or at the gas station and just walkby. Well organized and clean place. Their restroom smells good too. See images for reference.

We had a wonderful wine tasting here on a sunny Friday! The owners are passionate, knowledgeable,…read moreand engaging, and the wines are excellent and very unique! We favored Vin Rouge and the ice wine, Le Graille. A must-visit in the area!

Best wine tasting experience and lasted for 2.5 hours. Staff are all so nice and passionate. Our…read moreguide Frederick was knowledgable and sweet, and we learned a lot of the history of the vineyard, the production of wine, the wine tasting and pairing..! Wines are all very good (pleasant surprise). The owner also came out to greet us. With the Groupon deal we got to leave with a bottle of wine and two glasses. Of course with the great experience we bought two more bottles without hesitation. If you ever come by Sherbrooke this is the place not to be missed!