Wow! What a great…read morefind on a new quick drive up to Canada. Each coupon is $1 CAD and they take credit cards. You buy the coupon in the front of the store. You also buy a glass for $5 CAD which you get to keep. The wine tastes range from 1 coupon to 4 coupons. I loved their white wine - the Cep d'Argent Vin Blanc Sec. I believe that this wine is their best seller! Extra coupons can be used towards bottle purchases. Bottles start at $18 CAD. Excellent service as well. Would recommend!

We were doing a food tour of the Eastern Townships and Vignoble was on my list to check out…read more We love vineyards, local farms, and ALCOHOL so it was a no brainer. Not far off I-55/ I-10 (15 min) this country farm offers wine tastings ($4.00) as well as a an education on wine making. We were there on a quiet summer weekday afternoon and it was just that, quiet and beautiful country. The 6 samplings of the wine tasting was fun and we were happy to pick up a few bottles to bring home to try with a fine homemade meal.

We visited the Hillis Farm and Vineyard during our Memorial Day vacation, and it was the highlight…read moreof our trip. Judy and Jim were two of the most down-to-earth people you could ever want to meet. The wine was best we had tasted out of the five vineyards we visited. The farm is impeccably maintained. Everything is organic, and there are absolutely no fertilizers or pesticides. If you venture to northern Vermont, their vineyard is a must to add to your trip!

Two of my friends and I decided to make an impromptu stop here last week while we were killing time…read moreon our way to the airport. (We had flown in for a weekend wedding.) What a wonderful find! The property itself is beautiful. It's just off of Hwy 2, and as we walked up we were greeted by the "meter greeter", a friendly poodle named Luna. Classical music was being played from the top of a small hill, which only added to the peaceful, lovely scene. We were greeted by Judy, who owns the farm with her husband Jim. She gave us a nice tour of the vines and we got to watch some of the grapes being harvested. Had a taste too--delicious! Then she led us up to the sugar house where they not only ferment the wine, but make maple syrup in the spring. She proceeded to take is through a fantastic wine flight and we even tasted the two premium maple wines. Heavenly! I would love to come back to Vermont someday, and definitely plan to return to the Hillis' farm.

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

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.

Kate was very friendly! The maple bourbon syrup was delicious! We did the tasting and ended up…read morebuying 6 bottles.

Beyond excellent. Great service and even better wines and spirits. I highly recommend a trip out to…read morethe winery.

Lovely property with lovely staff. They make one of the best ice wine in Mauricie. Free tasting…read morestart at 10:30. Guided tours usually kick-off at 1:30PM. Perfect escapade stop between Montreal and Quebec for wine lovers

Very cute winery with free tastings a little out of the way as you drive from Montreal to Quebec…read moreCity. The ice wine is superb - it's no wonder it's served at some of the top restaurants in Montreal. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. Down the road also is a lovely lavender store/field, the products of which are sold at the winery as well.

I've been here 4-5 times now. Sometimes it's just to run in to grab a chunk of cheese and ask Tracy…read moreabout the weather for the ride back to Massachusetts. More often we spend a few hours tasting and dining at the bistro. As for the actual tasting, Tracy knows what's up. She is very easy going and incredibly knowledgeable about the products from the black snake whiskey, and eden iced ciders to the jasper Hill Farm cheese. You pay a minimal price and pick a number of alcoholic beverages to sample off the list. Tracy will arrange your choices in the order in which they should be tasted and give you the history of each as you taste. They have wine, vodka, gin, and ice cider. Ice cider is NOT a beer-like cider such as angry Orchard. It is a fancy type of distilled cider made by an elaborate process of freezing and skimming off ice which leaves a concentrated, amazing cider. It's made somewhere else in Vermont, but we learned they recently started making it in the basement of the tasting center itself. All products are Vermont made. Next we move over to the bistro and visit "pixi" the bartender. We order the shrimp and corn fritters with maple butter and the chicken liver pate with apple chutney which Mike was allowed to take home (jar, spoon, and all). I've always loved the fritters which are to die for. "Pixi" brought us extra salted triangle shaped crackers for the pate and gave us numerous samples of various drinks including Hill farmstead's new beer, "Mary" and the "Magog sunset". Whiskey shots are $6. All products from the testing center as well as maple candies, bakery items, and cheeses are available for sale at the back of the store. They even provide maps and information on all their partners. Overall, this is one of my favorite places ever. Not just in the Northeast Kingdom, not just in Vermont, but ever.

Kennedy Farms hamburger was extraordinary. Really enjoyed the quality of the hamburger- one of the…read morebest ever!

Check out the Bin 33 and the Pinot Noir 2008. Delicious!…read more The attendant was REAL NICE. Her husband owns the place. They speak English.

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.