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!

One of my favourite stops in Prince Edward County. Italian food and wine tasting, how could you…read moreever go wrong! The service was great and fast! The pasta was amazing. I am particular about my pasta and especially pasta sauce and the sauce I wish I took home with me. The view as you can see from the photos was absolutely beautiful. I would recommend- definitely worth a stop for food and wine when in the county!

The Old Third winery was a highlight of our county wine tour. With lunch approaching, I thought it…read morewould be difficult to get a good gluten free option. But I was wrong! Talented chefs Steph and Bruno cooked up the best gf pasta with Gorgonzola sauce. Delicious! Perfect with server Jenna's wine choices. Best lunch in the county! No wonder locals and visitors are sharing this gem.

Great wine and a wonderful team!! Everyone there is so nice and I loved learning more about the…read morefamily business and how they began producing wine. I loved their dogs, so sweet and friendly. Lots of maple treats including fudge and donuts. Delicious. The owner's mom knits and I purchased a very cute pair of mittens!

Sugarbush Vineyards offers great outdoor seating and a fairly priced tasting, making it for a quick…read morevisit at the PEC. We came in for a quick tasting of their wines and the hosts are clearly knowledgable about their wines. They offered our large party 4 different wines for tasting at $7 per person, and it comes with a nice discussion on the flavours to be expected and a bit of background about the wines and vineyard. The hosts were very friendly and accommodating, and it's easy to see why there was quite a bit of traffic at this vineyard. No reservations are necessary but it's best to check with them if you have a very large group. Note that they have very friendly Goldens roaming the fields a bit (they are the "Branch Managers"), definitely adds points to the already 5 star review!

This was the highlight of this year's isit to PEC. I have visited multiple times and tried most of…read morethe vineyards at this point. This was the most spectacular this year. highly recommend a visit. We will be back for sure...

Really pretty cellar, wine was decent. Not the most comfortable atmosphere to hang out in, and…read moredefinitely not kid-friendly, but it's a nice enough place for a glass of County Chardonnay.

We really enjoyed Closson Chase Vineyards! Their patio, which was essentially a beautiful garden,…read morewas one of the best of five wineries visited in PEC. It was lush green and very relaxing. There are a variety of menu options and wines available; I ordered a flight of four wines for $20 and marinated cheese. The wines were delicious, and especially with the cheese. Our server was great, and quick to bring out our order.

Just came for.a Wine Tasting. Excellent wines....bought 3. Obviously Wine choice is dependant on an…read more individuals preference. Buy their more expensive Reds for quality or longevity.

$25 for three one-once tastings of mediocre wine is absurd and is taking advantage of people. Great…read morepizza, but a total miss for me. Skip this place unless you don't mind ridiculous tasting fees. I have tasted wine all over the world at some of the finest wineries, including small boutique producers and have never paid this price. The only reason I tasted here is that I was dumb enough not to look at the prices and too embarrassed to back out once the tasting started. There are other small wineries in PEC that produce better quality wines that don't have that homemade backyard taste and they charge $3-5 for an ounce tasting.

Discovered this winery on at Saturday afternoon after reading about it on Google. The reviews…read moremostly raved about the friendly owner, service and pizza. We arrived at 12 pm and there was roughly a line of five people ahead of us and heaps of people leaving the store with pizza boxes. The parking lot was busy. While in line, we met the owner Anthony. Based on our conversation, one could tell that he is passionate about what he does and enjoys it. He spoke of his training in Italy and that he is one of the few Pizzaiolo in Canada. After hearing this, we ordered a bottle of white wine (Vidal) and a calabrese pizza. Their patio was full and the owner set up a table with his chairs from Tuscany by the entrance/exit to the kitchen. He said that when the restaurant is sometimes full, he used to bring out his own furniture. The pizza was phenomenal. Anthony said that he wakes up at 5 am to start on the dough, but was unable to share his secrets on how great the dough was. It had more of a phyllo texture and the meat was delicious. Overall, we very much enjoyed our experience learning about the history.

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.

TLDR - Come for the wine, not the decor. 3.5 stars rounded up to 4.0…read more Wine - 3.5 stars Services - 4 stars friendly. Ambiance - rustic 3.0. But if you are looking for NOTL-style grand decor, you won't find it here. Gravel Hill Vineyard is really small. It barely advertises. We found it because we saw it on our way out of a lavender farm. The welcome/visitor area was essentially a DIY patio with a bartender counter. No chair that I could see. Rustic and befitting of a farm environment. I respected the frankness. The owner and winemaker served us. The dude was friendly. He obviously had passion in his creations. We tasted maybe 2 white and 2 red. To be honest, we liked the white (Killdear) the most. It was not too dry, not too sweet. Just tuned to what we liked. We also bought a red (2018 INK). I liked it deep and complex. Before we arrived at Gravel Hill, we wine tasted at a more famous winery on the same road. I preferred Gravel Hill's wine. As the website says, it's about the wine (i.e. not the decor). I am not sure you could find Gravel Hill wine at LCBO because it is such a small vineyard. So if you are intrigued, drop by the winery in person when you are in town.

From the owner: As a top rated winery we at Gravel Hill Vineyards we are driven by a desire to make premium wines…read morefrom vinifera and hybrid grapes and believe that sustainable agriculture creates a positive impact on future generations. Passion, Hard work and Family. The County Blend

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.

Sometimes you want something light and sparkling?!…read more Hinterland Wine Company offers sparkling wines only and what they have is really good! Perfect drink for the summer. The staff here is friendly and patient. The decor is modern but rustic. I love those Muskoka chairs on the patio. Kids friendly. Worth dropping by when in PEC.

We were recommended this place as they serve a Peach bellini. It was alright. The outdoor seating…read morewas really the highlight of the experience. The bellini was ok. One person got one that was too sweet, the other was too watery, the last was perfect. I'm not sure if they just needed to be mixed better, but not really worth the trip as advertised.