Come here on a hot day, sit on the area by the lake, or the patio, enjoy the scenery, the wine and…read morean overall super positive vibe. Immune personal favorite was the white Pinot Noir, and the dry Riesling. Lots of goodies to buy too, hazelnuts, hot sauce, jams, fresh fruit and more!

Their strawberry blush wine is simply amazing! We were greeted by such a nice woman who made…read moreconversation with us and recommended I try their fruity wines. The wine was so wonderful that I returned again to purchase another bottle. What a gem!

Great evening out for the wine makers dinner. A 5 course meal paired with multiple wines…read more Jamie Quai is a wine master that understands not only the enjoyment of wine but also the business of wine...he shares knowledge for both the connoisseur and novice. Make sure to ask questions of his mom and dad who run the front end (upstairs). James Meadows was on point for the food and culinary entertainment. Just a great night out...combined with staying at Conny's B&B.

darn I just saw a pic of the blueberry pie - did not get to try that…read more Went for a wine tasting .... was ok. Did not get any wine. It was interesting we also went for a meal and got a flight to taste - She seemed to pour each glass separately to taste after we finished the previous - (so no actual "flight" at all). What made it odd to begin with was that she gave me the glass of wine to taste while I was busy playing a bean-bag game they had there - which made playing the game difficult and tasting it difficult. Then when we sat down, she poured the next tasting ..... INTO THE SAME GLASS. Okay. That mixes you know but fine, save washing dishes... And what made it more odder was that each consecutive glass she poured was less and less. The last glass was literally laughable. As if someone left that behind when they were finished with their wine- thats how much she poured. I should have said something but I was a bit in shock. The couple near us had a real flight - On a wood board and full glasses but they had the cider so maybe that is why they had more. The taste of the wine was not to my liking and my bf felt the same. So why the 4 stars and why would I go back? great scenery and porch overlooking the field friendly staff - though the service was a bit odd. I would give them another chance with the wine and cider if I was in the area.... But what took them to a 4 was that they served not just the usual wine and cheese tasting but a meal. A DEEEELICOUS MEAL I definitely would be back for their 5 star pizza!!!Wholly molly! Perfect, from a stone oven, crust was amazing even if I think it was a whole wheat type but chewy and crunchy at the same time, thin crust yet filling. Toppings were simple yet went well together and just the right amount of sauce and cheese. I am not sure if it was because we were hungry, but man, their pizza is amaze! And we make our own pizza from scratch so we are pretty darn picky about our pizza ! If you are wine tasting in the area ........ GO FOR THE PIZZA!

Beautiful property. Did wine and cheese tasting on the patio. It was 15 dollars for 3 wines and…read morecheeses. Wine was good. They had a lot of great jams.

We got stuck in a traffic jam, so we made a detour to have lunch at Ridge Road estate winery…read more Thankfully, we stopped by as we had a lovely time enjoying their patio space and having a meal. We had the pear, chutney, grilled cheese sandwich, which was freshly prepared and quite delicious. I enjoyed that again with a salad with dressing on the side. I haven't had a grilled cheese in a while, and this was a great lunch option. I would highly recommend stopping by to enjoy the beautiful space, some lawn games, a wine flight, or some lunch.

A picturesque little vineyard that's well worth a visit if you are looking to chill out, have a…read morebite and relax. Definitely a positive energy here. The wines themselves are only passable. We had a tasting flight of Sauv Blanc, Pinot Grigio, Riesling and Call me a cab. Each wine lacked much complexity and had a watery element. The whites were pleasant on a warm day but didn't seem to have much of the traditional characteristics of a Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio. Call me a Cab has a great name but I couldn't finish the sample. Wife ordered a glass of Pink Bubbles that was the best of the wines tasted. We did buy a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc. Usually I buy a bottle or two from each vineyard we visit both to support their efforts and to take a second taste while not overlooking vines. Food wise we kept it simple and shared a Canadian Flatbread with mozzarella cheese, crispy bacon, pepperoni, and mushrooms. Hit the spot. Ridge Road Winery is well worth a visit if in the area. This would also be a nice spot to hold a private event.

Came here for the Saperavi and for a wine tasting, and we had a wonderful experience! The two…read moreemployees were friendly and knowledgeable about the wines. We also happened to be the only people in for most of our tasting so we appreciated the personalized experience. Their variety of wines are fantastic... there were several that we enjoyed! We'd love to come here again.

We stopped at The Courtyard Winery Harvest Wine weekend. We were able to choose 3 wine samples in…read moreaddition to Apple-A-Peel that paired perfectly with the sample apple torte. The staff was friendly and the atmosphere was cozy but small tasting area.

Wine is good The…read moreowners are amazing - it's a couple. They took risks to start the place The bar is made from sand from all over the world Gorgeous views Hubs - loved the port 3.5 stars - only bc most of the wines are dry

Superb wines. Great Hosts. Beautiful location Very welcoming…read more We were Harvest Host guests Will come again.

Lavender farms closer to the GTA, learn from Bonnieheath, stop charging for admission! It's lame…read moreand people will just end up spending money on your items if you're not asking for money upfront. There is no admission fee to admire the lavender fields here at Bonnieheath, located just outside of Port Dover. Unfortunately, I missed their bloom as it apparently ended in July. :( In addition to lavender, Bonnieheath is also a winery/cidery, so you can enjoy glasses of wine/cider on their relaxing property. 1oz samples of wine was $3ea, although it really should be 2oz, ha ha. They also sell bottles to enjoy at home! The younger man who helped me was super pleasant, talking about things to do in the area, how the climate on the property is similar to Provence, etc. Overall, if you're in the area, it was a pleasant stop...especially when the flowers are in bloom! At the time of my visit, there was a wedding party there, a family having a picnic with some wine, so it's quite picturesque and relaxing.

Lovely place. They offer wines, lavender bug spray, candles…read more Lavender fields are small and in bloom until -August. Pleasant staff.

Super fun space and super friendly!! Band was phenomenal and so was the wine!!! They even have wine…read moreslushies for those hot summer days!! Looking forward to another visit when the new building is complete!

Cold lambduscano is delish. And music in the vineyards is always a good time. Outside bar has great…read moreservice

Had a really enjoyable wine tasting here. Service was great and they had a nice variety of wines. I…read moreappreciated that they had Saperavi, a Georgian grape, but wish they offered a version that wasn't blended with Cab Sauv. All the wines I tried though were enjoyable and they also had hard ciders but I didn't try any of those. It's a nice relaxing atmosphere and scenic view. I'd definitely come back if I was in the area again.

Really nice winery- small but great! We had a really good time here. The ambiance is really pretty-…read morelots of exposed wood and almost a cabin/true cellar feel- especially near the bar top area. The wines are good, the prices are low, and the service was exceptional here- the guy working was extremely nice, helpful, and even gave us some recommendations for surrounding dinner plans, lunch ideas, breakfast spots, etc.

I noticed a billboard for them when I was headed to Niagara Falls, and made a mental note to try on…read moremy way home. Little did I know that was going to add two hours to my journey home. I'm not sure how or why, because I'm not from Ontario, And struggle with maps even when the map is online and telling me what to do. However, it seems like there would've been a more efficient way for me to get there that said, frisky beaver is a nice place to stop. They're not on the water, I believe they're very near the water. They have a very nice outdoor space where you can chill and have a glass of wine and some nibbles. The couple next to us had their dogs, so of course I was all over that. What I really really really wanted was a couple of their frisky, beaver, wine, glasses, which unfortunately weren't available at the time. Except for my little issues here, I would highly recommend going with a little group of your peeps, chilling outside, and enjoying while live music, plays.

What an amazing find! We went to Port Dover to enjoy the beach but couldn't find parking and…read morestumbled upon this location. An absolute gem! The wine was surprisingly good; we weren't sure what to expect from the region, but it was great! I personally enjoyed the Cabernet Sauvignon, Rose Bubbly and the Chardonnay the most. The technique and style is true to the old continent and results in some top notch results. We had some food from David's food truck; that too was great! The flatbread/stone bread were tasty! We enjoyed the live music, amazing views and great wine on the patio and had a fantastic afternoon. Highly recommended!