First time ever trying out a tasting wine event.. I randomly found this place on Instagram and…read moreafter doing some research I figured this place is worth the try! When you go on their website they have different packages from what you can choose from. We ended up doing a private tour with wine tasting & a little snack to taste from the kitchen.. What I love about this location is that it's nearly 2 hours away from our place now I dont know about you but I live for mini roadtrip! And anything that's out of "montreal" is a win for me! Theres just something so great about driving into the ever greens! So ofcourse from the moment we got there it was POURING rain! But that didn't stop the tour! We ended up taking a golf kart to go through the vineyard.. it was so nice because they gave us a cozy blanket to cover ourselves with .. very sweet! The guy who gave us the tour was so sweet and knowledgeable he gave us some really great info and honestly just made me appreciate wine even that more! Once we finished with the vineyards we headed back to a tour of the behind the scenes.. it was really cool to see everything from A to Z .. we then headed to the diner area for our tasting & snacks .. he then offered some more fun knowledge about the wines and we understood it better because of the tour he had just given us. Plus prior to starting this they bring you to a room to a watch a mini 10 minute clip about the wines and preview and that came with a delicious glass of wine. And just before heading out they have this beautiful boutique with all sorts of fun things we got some wine , maple sugar etc.. One thing that really stuck with me was how well maintained the place was. Very very clean and the design and decor of this place just seals it all together. It's a family owned business & we got to meet one of them! Apparently they also have a sugar shack so I'll definitely have to go back there to try it out. Their story behind this phenomenal vineyard is amazing and one of the only ones in Quebec to be producing wines like this.. you'll just have to take the tour to find out more! :) or Google.. your choice

They improved a lot in the last years! The wine is great mostly, the 2020 vintage and their white…read morewine.

While we did not venture beyond the parking lot, I felt the need to share our brief experience with…read morethis winery. Mere minutes after parking and wandering over to an information board next to the parking lot, a winery employee approached us, interrupting our conversation to tell us that we were forbidden from roaming the grounds and that tours were $20 plus $10 for a tasting. The brusqueness of the employee was quite a surprise and suggests to me that the winery may be more interested in collecting tour fees than in creating a pleasant experience. Normally, a winery might have a small boutique where the public could buy products without going on a tour but this does not seem to be a feature here.

Convenient location along a popular bike route with good food and well-crafted wines. Wait staff…read morewith a sense of humor providing helpful group photo support too! You don't have to be a gold digger to thoroughly enjoy the ambiance of this lovely vineyard.

The food and service was excellent! Ir was great to sample the wine with such good. We had a great…read moretime!

I found a Travelzoo voucher for this vineyard that would cost me a 1/3 of a traditional tour and…read moretasting for two with charcuterie and cheese platter and went for it. I'm so glad I did. They do an exceptional job of showing you around the vineyard, answering questions and explaining their methods and grapes. The tasting itself is also wonderful. I found that I really liked several of their wines and their port. The charcuterie and cheese plate was very good; it was accompanied with bread and jellies made from their wines. The wines are reasonably priced. We each took home 6 bottles, saving an additional 6%. With the CA exchange rate, it was an exceptional deal. They do grape squashing in September. I meant to try and come back and volunteer, but ended up too busy. Next year! I'll bring friends back. This place is worth frequenting.

This winery is the cutest!! We stopped on our way from Montreal back to NY and so glad we made a…read morepit stop here. We grabbed some charcuterie, cheese, and 2 flights and made a beeline for a table in the shade. Everything was delicious and we ended up grabbing 2 bottles with us to go (sparkling orange and sparkling red). They didn't have the sparkling orange as a taster but my favorite from the tasting line up had to be the sparkling red, which was delicious and refreshing on a hot summer day. They also offer a 45 minute wine tasting session, which we didn't have time for but looking forward to coming back and exploring this wine trail.

This is a very nice winery that had, amongst some of the others we tasted, very nice wine. We…read moreespecially enjoyed the rose and the late harvest. The folks pouring were very friendly and helpful to us, speaking English, answering all of our questions. In addition, the tasting was free in contrast to all other tastings we went to in this area. We would certainly recommend stopping here if you are tasting in the area.

This was the first stop of a the 3 vineyards I checked out in the Eastern Townships. A large size…read morevineyard, the view was breathtaking. They had fields of grape vines and apple trees. We were seated in the terrace, for 7$ we got to try 5 wines and 2 vermouth. The pours were generous and well explained. The wines are available at the SAQ. My favourites were the bubbly rosé. I found the red and whites more on the acidic side. The dry vermouth that is made in collab with Le Lab also had some interesting notes like hot pepper. Great stop!

One of the larger vineyards on "la route de vins". This was a very nice little vineyard that also…read morehosts weddings in their barn house. A wine tasting was on the more expensive side at ~12$ for 5 wines that you can select off their menu. If you pay an extra 2$ you can taste all 7 wines. Most of their wines are available at le SAQ. They are not serving any food except a tasting platter that pairs with the wine. We were starving at this point so we ordered it. Good pairing but not necessary, as it is not made fresh/ it's refrigerated. They do make the mousse & tartine on site with some of the the "exotic animals" on display, also available for purchase. Service was good.

The waiter and the people doing the wine tasting were great and super kind going out of their way…read moreto make sure we were covered by a parasol, but I would not go again and would discourage you from doing as well, as the owner is very rude. My friends took me there for my bachelorette, and when we went to see the animals, this man started yelling at us and telling us we couldn't go without explanation. There was a wedding going on, which we weren't aware of the location, but would have gladly moved had he bothered letting us know and this man start yelling at us, and blaming us for being dressed up was unnecessary. Not once did he offer to help us, or tell us how to get around to another place. Not only was he rude in person, but when contacted to share my displeasure with my experience, not once did he apologies or show regret. Rather he got quite defensive, continued to blame us and be incredibly rude saying "thankfully someone in your group are smart enough to go another way." and implying we were stupid. We probably would have been able to figure out how to go the other way if he had bothers telling us instead of yelling at us to go away..