Bonus wine weekend festival. Local talented crafters, live music and food. Lovely way to spend a…read moreSunday afternoon having a sip of wine.

A nice little spot hidden off up the hill and off the road and overlooking the small but beautiful…read morevineyard and landscape. Tastings are free of their cider, wine and cellos and there's lots to try from dry to VERY sweet. While we prefer more dry ciders and wines, there are some interesting choices here for folks who aren't necessarily wine drinkers. If wine isn't really your thing, this is likely a good place to start your intro. Sweeter wines and ciders which will appeal to the novice. Their white wine was quite nice even though we're not white wine drinkers. It's very much like a Tidal Bay (Nova Scotia's flagship wine) and really good chilled. The rhubarb wine was surprisingly refreshing and nice on a hot summer day. The shop has lots of selection but the cider in plastic bottles was quite a turn off and in poor taste so we opted to have a glass each on the patio which has a great view but could use some work. Classier furniture and maybe some umbrellas would spruce the place up a bit. The staff was super friendly and the grounds are really peaceful. A little bonus is the owners have a decent selection of thrift items for a really great price throughout the shop. You can find some really unique dinner and glassware to bring home. Overall, this place has some really great potential but just needs a bit more attention. The yellow house on the hill is still a great spot to stop in and we'll be sure to check back again.

A truly beautiful spot that can boast being the only winery in the area with stunning views of the…read morevineyard. While the location is beautiful and the staff were wonderful, this isn't our favourite winery in the province. We did a tasting which was awkwardly presented in shot glasses which we found quite tacky. Nothing in the tasting really stood out and we didn't end up buying a bottle of anything because the tastings are set. You can't really choose off the menu because not everything is available to try. We came for the annual Christmas in Petite, so it was quite busy and many wines weren't available which was a bummer. It would have been nice to select our own options to sample as there is a cost, so not sure we'll make the trip down from the Valley unless it's another annual event. The terrace is really lovely but the furniture could use some updating. Some cute bistro sets would be nice instead of overly bulky chairs and benches that are tough to move. Service was great and friendly so no complaints there. Overall, still worth visiting for location and the scenery, but as wine drinkers, this is pretty low on our list of faves simply because there wasn't much to try that we were interested in.

So on your next visit to the South Shore of Nova Scotia stop in at the Pettite Rivier winery. They…read morehave done a great job of using the local terroir. The grapes are all from the local area vineyards. Pretty nice product for a young wine making region. Also they make some very nice ciders, both dry, sweet and fruit added styles. So on your next visit, stop in, and on weekends they have a local food cart using local beef, pork and have vegan offering too! The food is great also! Enjoy your visit!

It's the best kept secret on the south shore Awesome assortment of fruit wines. U-pick blueberry…read morefarm. Great prices

This winery is unlike any other I've been to. Yes, there are some grapes, but this winery is really…read morea working fruit farm and so the wines actually reflect that. As Heather, lovely owner, says "grape is just another fruit". Their award winning Blueberry wine is extremely popular with Maritimers, and while I like it, there are a few others I prefer. Their Honey Moon - doesn't it even sound fantastic - is fermented honey - think Harry Potter or King Arthur and mead. And is it potent, you ask? Well yes indeed. Tastes great with Indian curries and Plowman's lunches. And if either of those don't appeal to you there are strawberry, rhubarb, pear, even kiwis all grown in the Annapolis Valley or on their very own farm. I also spent a lovely hour or so picking my own blueberries. The Upick is only during blueberry season -August to October. Don't worry though, you can buy the wines at NSLC any time of year.

Johnny will make you feel like old friends! Samples are in front of you before you know it and he…read moreloves chatting! Very pet friendly. Definitely recommend to everybody!

This beautiful little winery & vineyard is a treasure! The owner and manager were extremely…read morefriendly as they helped us select delicious wines. So glad we chose to seek out this winery as the one to visit in the short time we had in the area. King's County should absolutely allow them a way finding sign!!!

Beautiful winery, amazing wine and great staff. Can't ask for anything more. Truely amazing time…read more Highly recommend

Good food. Good service. Very nice views. However playing acid rock music instead of no music or…read moreclassical music takes away from the ambience.

We really enjoyed our lunch here. Beautiful setting and great food. The wine and nonalcoholic…read moreflights were enjoyable. Staff were amazing.

Beautiful facility located on an absolutely stunning property including a vineyard …read more They offer delicious gourmet thin crust pizzas between 20-30 dollars and worth every cent. There is also a wine tasting bar and store. I definitely recommend this place!

This place is definitely worth the visit. We did a flight of classic and sparkling and couldn't…read morefind anything we didn't like. We came about 20 minutes before close on our way to our camp site and the staff was friendly and accommodating and still served us. The view is quite beautiful and unexpected from this little spot. Don't let the side-of-the-road location fool you, as you're sure to find something you like. Lots of free parking beside the building. Grab a flight, sit outside and enjoy the beautiful view!

I'm not surprised there hasn't been any Yelp activity for Blomidon Winery. When I tried checking in…read morelocally and specified searching for everything, Yelp said there was nothing anywhere. Maybe this will help. Blomidon is a charming relatively small winery just a few minutes away from incredibly scenic Blomidon Provincial Park. They sell 9 white and red wines - several of which have won awards - an ice wine, and 2 sparkling wines. In the tasting room, you are permitted complimentary samples of 4 of their wines, but you must pay a nominal fee for each of the other wines you sample. Besides wine, there are a number of other souvenirs you can buy that are winery or Nova Scotia themed. The staff at Blomidon are very knowledgeable and extremely friendly. Your visit and sampling will be an enjoyable experience.

Beautiful spot, the costumer service always has a strange vibe. 10$ corkage fee and we poured for…read moreourselves. The rose is amazing, love coming here and playing washer toss.

Before we moved to the Valley, we skipped this place because the place didn't look like anything…read morespecial and we decided to make time for bigger more 'popular' spots nearby. I'm so glad we decided to give this winery a try because it's our absolute favourite local wine! Not as huge of a setting as some of the others in the area, it's a more laid back feel with really great staff. Their reds are bold and dark and perfect for sitting on the shore watching the sunset (or sunrise if you've been up all night!). The place isn't huge but it does get busy with bus/wine tours so be mindful of that. Sitting on the patio is great because it's covered so even a maritime rain doesn't stop you from sitting outside. We didn't have a chance to try the food as they were in the process of hiring kitchen staff after pandemic closures but judging by their friendly staff and accessible location, we're sure to try it when we're back in a few weeks.

An absolute treasure hidden away from the main road that's much quieter than than neighbouring L&W…read more A beautiful space with a 2-level patio plus lots of seating outside in the grass to enjoy the view of Blomidon while you sip your wine. The view is just outstanding and it's best to sit outside on the second level balcony for the full experience. Tasting/flight prices depend on what varieties are chosen (they range from $12-$16) and you will not be disappointed! We went with the 'Mercator Experience' which came with 4 tasters, some cheese and bread, almonds and olives so overall a great deal. And for the wine.. so impressed and shocked that we hadn't come sooner. Probably our new favourites. You'll love the colour of the rosé - almost copper-like - and the mess-with-your-mind white but feels and tastes like a red, Sauvage. Service was excellent, couldn't be happier. Open 7 days a week, 11-5.

Well I have been traveling Atlantic Canada for about a month now with the dog. Well the kibble was…read moregetting low and I started looking around... Now our kibble, is a Canadian product and for the life of the dog we could not find it readily... Ended up doing an in depth search and this place had our kibble... Do to the question of a wine making company having kibble I emailed this place. Day later I got a responce and low and behold they had the kibble! The owners were great in responce with me traveling with limited internet and even placed a bag aside for us. They had a wide selection of the Innova line of kibble... the owners of this business are definately dog lovers... Our kibble for the #15 bag was $38... pricey, but then isn't everything in Canada. In the US I usually pay $27. The owners are great. We were there first thing so parking was ample... They take credit cards. Dog is happy... I'm happy...