We were the first customers there. Very dog friendly atmosphere. There's a resident fur buddy there…read morewho's very friendly and well behaved. We tried the premium wine flight $22. The Riesling stood out as our favourite. The other ones were not our type of wine. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The weather was not the greatest it started to rain once we got seated in one of the gazebo tables. There's free water available for guests and their dogs. We also ordered the combination pizza with heirloom tomatoes, mushrooms and bacon bits. The pizza was baked in wood fire oven outside. Overall it was a pleasant visit. I just wish we had better weather.

Checked out Three Dog Winery on my way back to my hotel. It is a dog friendly winery. The outdoor…read morespace is beautiful and the inside is small but also lovely. I was full, so I didn't try a lot of wine and I was also driving. I did try the Reiki Spritz which was refreshing. Overall this is a nice place to stop in for wine and snacks. They have a charcuterie spread you can get while sampling their wine and on the weekend the outdoor area has a pizza oven which offers a good selection of pizzas. Service was great, friendly and helpful staff. Great experience and I will have to come back to sample more wines and the food

Interesting one of a kind winery. Not to be missed. The…read morelounge is an intimate cozy area all in plus Rex velvet. Check for when they have entertainment. The County Queen is a star.

A great spot! Lots of selection and a really different vibe than most wineries. The server was so…read morenice and knowledgeable and recommended options based on our tastes. Very LGBTQ+ friendly as well!

I have been to many wineries, big and small, and although a "small batch" winery is usually better…read morethan the big box brands selling to the LCBO, I was disappointed as this was the first time introducing my in-laws to the whole experience. First off, while the lady hosting our tasting was very knowledgeable, her delivery was regimented and military. The tasting itself was advertised as a "splash", six for $20. When they say a splash, it's literally one gulp and a half. Really the smallest tasting I've ever seen, especially for the price and totally not worth it unless you are serious about buying a bottle. The kicker is that they only waive the tasting fee if you spend more than $200. I guess that can't be too difficult considering their best selling wines go for $80 a bottle! Although we did end up buying a very good bottle and enjoyed it, I would rather support a winery where I don't feel like I'm being ripped off the whole time. Even the grounds were sparse, boring and really nothing special considering how precious their wine is. I was embarrassed to have brought people that had never been to a winery before to this particular place. We will not be returning and would not recommend if you are looking for the complete winery experience.

Great Indy winery which makes delicious pinots. The owner/winemaker is super friendly and…read morepassionate. Among the best Ontario reds we've had. Will definitely revisit. Small lot wine producer, recommend calling ahead.

The winery is huge with a lot of seating area outside and even a semi-private outside area where…read moreyou can hear live music. They have a variety of different wine and the wine tasting cost gets deducted if you purchase a bottle which I think was such a great deal! We sat outside and enjoyed the weather. Unfortunately there wasn't a tour happening the day we went so we didn't get a chance to do that. There are lots of picturesque photo ops throughout the winery. Service was good while we were there and I would recommend visiting this winery over the others in the area mainly because there's such a great variety here.

We visited Sandbanks Winery as part of a tour of PEC wineries. Compared to other wineries, the…read morepatio could be a bit better; there are Muskoka chairs and picnic tables situated around the grass. The seating area is comfortable but there's no real vibe to the aesthetic. The wine was good, and our server was knowledgeable about the different wines offered by the winery. There were a few wines offered that could only be purchased at the winery; most of their wines can be purchased at the LCBO.

I only had the wine tasting and didn't try the pizza. The favorite wine that I tried was the…read morecabernet franc. I like it so much that I purchased a few bottles home.

We had a pleasant day on September 7th - our anniversary. I wanted to do SOMEthing to celebrate the…read morelandmark anniversary; yes, it is true: 35 years married! With COVID, it has been difficult to celebrate the occasions that have arisen, but now the restrictions are slightly eased, although you still have to wear a mask (hence the armour with the face mask over the face). So, our answer was a road trip to Belleville for lunch with Step Mom (thanks for coming out! That was great to celebrate in person!) at a restaurant we had not tried yet, in the south end; not as busy as downtown. After lunch, we parted ways with Step Mom, and drove, and drove and drove... and ended up in Prince Edward County - where we were directed to by the CAA in Belleville to visit the wine trail. Ok - truth here: we're going to have to spend a few days or a week on this trail! There's such a lot to see!! We ended up stopping at a microbrewery to pick up a 6 or 8-pack, then found this Winery. They were pretty close together so that was easy. I picked up a bottle of wine. My only disappointment was that we didn't get to try the wine before choosing it. They offer samplings for a nominal fee (was it $5?), which would be refunded if you bought a bottle of wine. Wines offered were in the $25 range. For a change, I chose a white wine, although I usually prefer red. The winery is quite pretty! There's a lot going on here, and I can imagine it would be quite the place, hopping with energy, prior to COVID restrictions. I will keep tabs on this spot and further restrictions, and possibly update my review once I've tried the wine. Thanks for the blissful day!

Popped in here in early April and early in the day so it was quite dead. This worked out in our…read morefavour though because we got a tasting and the owner came down and chatted to us about his family story with the vineyard and the wines. It was an awesome experience. And the wines were great - we went home with way too many bottles. So if you are in PEC and want some good wine - check this place out! They also make their own wood fired pizzas.

My girlfriends and I had the best time at this winery. It does get quite crowded (seems like a…read morepopular wedding destination and for wine tours). We didn't make a reservation but I would recommend it. There were two bridal parties and a birthday group on the day we went and luckily we snagged the last table. There's a wine tasting bar near the back. We decided to get the sangria (white) $27 I believe for the pitcher and a bottle of red wine. I personally liked the Zweigelt and found the cab franc to be too dry (depends on what you like). We paired it with a charcuterie board and flatbread pizza.

We went to Norman Hardie for wine tasting and our experience was excellent. Wine tasting is $15 per…read moreperson, which includes four wines. Our server, Braydon, was very sweet and knowledgeable. She answered all of our questions in detail about each of the wines. We thoroughly enjoyed our tasting with her. We then stopped by the restaurant and ordered oysters, paired with a glass of Norman Hardie white wine. The oysters are imported 3 days a week from PEI. The oysters were medium sized and tasted very fresh. The restaurant had plenty of outside seating (and is dog friendly!), with a rustic feel to it. The winery itself was beautiful. We loved our time at Norman Hardie and would definitely recommend it!

I visited this place based on a recommendation and was not disappointed. It's a nice spot to relax…read moreand enjoy some wine on their outdoor patio, paired with freshly made pizza. The service was excellent as well. Will be back to visit this place again in the future.

This is a quaint small winery with a small selection of wines. It has an open atmosphere and small…read morepatio with tables and chairs. Tasting bar was small. Upon arrival they provided us with a free tasting of their sparkling Riesling which was light and refreshing. Advertised live music however we didn't have the chance to enjoy that. Everyone was friendly and the place is very relaxed with dogs and chickens running around

My husband, child and other couple booked the wine and cheese tasting this last weekend and loved…read moreeverything about our experience. The winery is very charming and well taken care of and the owners and staff were all very authentic, knowledgeable and warm. We had also visited a bunch of other wineries this weekend, such as sandbanks and would compare sandbanks to a Starbucks and Broken Stone to your small local favourite coffee shop. I'd highly recommend it!! The live music and great tasting wine was just a bonus.

Beautiful place. Spent the afternoon yesterday and can't wait to go back! Friendly people, great…read morewine blushes and pizza delish.

Cute place and friendly team. I stopped in a few weeks ago and grabbed a few bottles without trying…read morethem. This weekend tried both the Steel aged and the Oak Chardonay both have a very strong vinegar taste to them. Not sure what happened, but sad to say the least..