Lovely property with lovely staff. They make one of the best ice wine in Mauricie. Free tasting…read morestart at 10:30. Guided tours usually kick-off at 1:30PM. Perfect escapade stop between Montreal and Quebec for wine lovers

Very cute winery with free tastings a little out of the way as you drive from Montreal to Quebec…read moreCity. The ice wine is superb - it's no wonder it's served at some of the top restaurants in Montreal. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. Down the road also is a lovely lavender store/field, the products of which are sold at the winery as well.

Check out the Bin 33 and the Pinot Noir 2008. Delicious!…read more The attendant was REAL NICE. Her husband owns the place. They speak English.

Always wanted to try this culinary experience it was November when we finally did, the menu was…read moregood , creative, seasonal We were not too impressed with the pizza with eggs but we did enjoyed the ribs, the desert was different .. the ambiance was cosy, the service was good , would love to try the summer vibe..

The wood oven pizzas are amazing. The wine was so good. Very beautiful place. Service was great…read more We ate outside on the picnic tables. It was a nice experience. I'd go again for sure.

Accidentally discovered and immediately loved! We drove up the main road of Saint-Joseph-du-Lac by…read moremistake after apple picking in the area, searching for a non existing cheese store. The crowd in my car became kind of antsy and the micro brewery sign was my only hope to calm down the grown up kids. What we found around was awesome: * restaurant that offers the wines and beers of Les Vents d'ange and where the food is exclusively seasonal. We decided to taste the three beers offered by the microbrewery, which came with complimentary pumpkin seeds, the beers are wonderful and La 31 brew is pumpkin based. Our little snack were snails prepared in delicata squash and garnished with pumpkin chips, absolutely outstanding dish. The bistro has a terrace with nice views of the surrounding farms. * store offering the very same beers and wines, which you can actually taste there * and last, but not least, pumpkin market! All the incredible pumpkins and squashes available for us to pick and choose. They have signs describing the different sorts, so the buyers can actually plan their next potential culinary experiment. In case you have too many pumpkins you can transport them with a construction trolley to your car. No doubt Les Vents d'Ange is a perfect place to stop by after apple picking in the area for whatever you feel like, good food and drinks, or just a pumpkin or two.

A lovely place run by husband and wife. The place is very peaceful. We did wine tasting; we tried 6…read morewines (1 rosé, 2 whites and 3 reds). Most of the wines are too sweet for my taste. The experience was great and service was amiable.

Came here on one of our hot weekends before fall hit…read more It's a nice drive up to the vineyard. Parking however is a bit confusing as there is an area to park but no lines anywhere to guide you in. Therefore everyone just parks randomly. You can however park on the road up to the vineyard which isn't much of a walk. Once you get there, you can either choose to get a bottle of wine and sit on the terrace or do an individual wine tasting of five different types of wines with a cheese platter. You also end up getting two free glasses. The walk through the vineyard was very nice, it's massive so don't stray too far. The fruits were already harvested but it was still nice to walk through. I'd recommend you try this place if you're in the West Island and craving from some cheese and wine with beautiful scenery.

Adèle Bistro was hands down one of the best meals I've had in a long time…read more The rack of lamb was just phenomenal. Cooked to perfection. Seasoned impeccably, with excellent accompanying vegetables. Just marvelous. The confit de canard was also perfect. Matched with truffled maple syrup over sweet potatoes. The wine... do not leave here without letting Jean-Marc offer you a pairing. It is clearly his passion. He imports his own choices and they are nothing short of the best. The only problem is knowing you cannot find the same bottle at the SAQ, but I guess the memory will bring you back. Bravo.

This a charming spot across from Lac Ronde in Ste. Adele. Windows surround the building with a…read moreview to the lake. There is terrace seating too. The service is exceptional, the food unique! Plates designed by chef Michael Léssard (who previously worked at l'Eau à la bouche). Open for lunch and dinner Wednesday to Sunday. I recommend this restaurant wholeheartedly!

We had a group function here this week and found it to be a very nice change from the regular…read morehotels we tend to use! The facility is quite picturesque in the woods with a view of the winery in the back. For meeting facilities they have quite a nice place and the food for lunch and breaks was fresh and had a good selection of sandwich, salad and dessert! We appreciated being the only function here for the two days. Speaking with some of the people that worked there, they mentioned they have planned over 50 weddings for the year! We purchased some bottles of wine and had a tasting of their sparkling rose. Wine was okay, nothing that overly wow'ed me but it is kind of cool that there is a winery in the woods of Laval west! We will use this facility again as service, quality and ambiance was more than acceptable! 3.5/5 for me!

Spectacular setting - great food - but horrible staff - not all, but 2 in particular were rude,…read moreunhelpful and unpleasant. It was so bad, I actually complained to the management the next day -- and got no sympathy whatsoever -- imagine! It's too bad, because it's really quite a special place: a real, honest-to-goodness vineyard - complete with stone gates and turrets - just 15-20 minutes from downtown. Intimate dining room and great food-- especially the hors d'oeuvres

Domaine Cartier-Potelle is located in an enchanting site on the south flank of Mont Rougemont. The…read moreDomaine is specialized in making high-quality Quebec products, such as apple ciders and wines, you can also go there for apple picking. I went there on a Sunday morning (yes, it's never too early for a drink or two), it was quiet and peaceful, exactly what I needed. In the lobby, I was welcomed by a young lady who explained to me the different tasting options: 4 wines and ciders at their tasting counter for $5 or the Signature Tasting menu for $25, which comes with the tasting of 5 products and a selection of Quebec cheeses and appetizers. I decided to try their Signature option, and took a seat at their terrace, which offers a breathtaking view of the region. The menu was perfect, each product was well explained to me and well-paired. Then, I went for a walk in the orchards of the estate and relaxed in their colorful chairs. It was a very nice experience, I will return for sure.

My daughter and I stopped in for a wine tasting, relatively close to closing time. The person…read moreworking the tasting counter was very gracious, welcomed us in, and took her time explaining all of the characteristics of the wines that we were tasting. She was friendly and very gracious, we did not feel rushed at all. She listened to our preferences and made recommendations. The winds were all delicious, we left with many bottles for ourselves and to share with family. The late harvest (Vendange Tardive) wine is amazing, highly recommend.