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!

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.

Even though the wine at Keint-He isn't really to my taste - they're high acid/lower sugar - I had a…read morepositive experience here. I'm ok with lower sugar wines as long as they're more fruity, but haven't developed a liking for high acid wines. (I learned from the server here that due to the soil/weather conditions, the wines in this region are higher in acidity, more mineral-y and that's not really my thing.) Keint-He seems to specialise in Chards/Pinot Noirs. And I haven't really delved too deeply into either variety to say whether or not what I tasted were good examples of either wines. 4 x 1oz pours for their Mixed Flight was $19, so not super bad. Female server was very friendly and knowledgeable, just moving/working in the wine industry in the Niagara Region.

The wine steward figured out my taste and I enjoyed everything. She figured out my tastes and made…read moresuggestion that were spot on.

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.

Stunningly beautiful winery and delicious wines! The customer service was amazing and we had…read moreourselves a great time at Rosehall Run. My wife and I enjoyed two different flights of wine and we found the wine to be great and enjoyable. We liked the wine so much that we bought our family a few bottles to enjoy. This winery is great for a date and we are sure glad that we made it to Rosehall Run!

Rosehall Runs has this feel of a small boutique winery which I enjoyed…read more $5 for 3 or $2 to $3 a tasting. The experience was personal and laid back since we were the only patron there. The outdoor seating area with Muskoka chairs has this nice view of the vineyard. A perfect setting to enjoy a glass of wine with cheese, cured meat or other local produces that you can purchase from the small but well stocked "gourmet" corner set up to the left of the tasting room. Love how Rosehall Winery supporting local PEC business. Worth dropping by when visiting PEC.

Nice winery. We tried several of their wines. I loved the…read morePinot Gris and my wife loved Sparkling Rose. We bought both; each for 18$ taxes included. It's a small winery. The tasting is 1$ per sample and is waived off on a purchase. Everyone is nice and friendly. They serve cookies, cheese, and sausage to pair it with your wine tastings.

A friend and I stopped in during our wine tasting day in the county. This was the first winery of…read moreour day and we tasted through several of their wines. The tasting room attendant was cheerful and friendly, telling us about each of the wines and sharing some of her favourites. I had six samples in total: the 2013 Windward White Blend (which would be great with spicy food), the 2014 Pinot Gris, the "Friend's Rose" (which is the one I bought - it was bright pink, with lots of berry and some rhubarb, a definite afternoon sipper), the 2013 St. Laurent, the 2013 Gamay Noir and the 2012 Meritage. Tastings were, I believe, $1/sample but they were waived with purchase. This is an environmentally friendly, solar powered winery with a sustainable mindset! It's not as fancy as some of the ones you'll visit in the county, but I think it just adds to the charm.

This is a quaint small winery with a small selection of wines. It has an open atmosphere and small…read morepatio with tables and chairs. Tasting bar was small. Upon arrival they provided us with a free tasting of their sparkling Riesling which was light and refreshing. Advertised live music however we didn't have the chance to enjoy that. Everyone was friendly and the place is very relaxed with dogs and chickens running around

My husband, child and other couple booked the wine and cheese tasting this last weekend and loved…read moreeverything about our experience. The winery is very charming and well taken care of and the owners and staff were all very authentic, knowledgeable and warm. We had also visited a bunch of other wineries this weekend, such as sandbanks and would compare sandbanks to a Starbucks and Broken Stone to your small local favourite coffee shop. I'd highly recommend it!! The live music and great tasting wine was just a bonus.

This was my favourite wine tasting on our PEC TRIP for mainly one reason......MACK! Mack led our…read morewine tasting and let me say he is the best employee there and highly recommend booking a time where he works. He led the tasting in a fun and interactive way. You have to experience it! Although not all the wines were to my liking it is a great place to visit and wine is based on individual tastes, and gorgeous winery,

One of the larger wineries in PEC. They still have a Yelp check in offer and it's a pretty good one…read more- one free tasting. It's a really lovely space as it uses what may be an old barn (but refurbished) and there's a very large event space upstairs, and downstairs is where you'll meet customer service and the wine selection. They have a great outdoor seating area and a really nice outdoor space with a mini creek running through it. I'm not sure if they specialize in Gamays or not, but they have a few. My wife really enjoys the Chardonnay - specifically the one aged in the steel barrel. Naturally you'd probably do a tasting before purchasing here, but regardless I'd recommend it as you can get quite different tastes even from the same type of wine depending on the vintage, barrel and other factors. They have a few sweets you can pick up and they also have a stone wood-fired oven for pizza. Lovely spot all around with some great wine - and pizza, makes this a can't-miss stop on any PEC wine tour.

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.