Please note that Jabulani Vineyards has been sold, and will change hands at the beginning of May,…read morewhen a new vintner will take over operations. I've wanted to go there for years, but never made it. What a shame I didn't go! It's a lovely place - big and inviting, with a lovely outdoor seating area (not today though, with the damp rain and cold). They have an inside area available for wine tastings for weddings. However, there were no tastings planned today, and now that they're closing, likely never again. No bottles are open now that they're closing. To celebrate their closing, Jabulani is offering what is left of their various wines at a discount. This is what enticed us today. I look forward to enjoying the wines we chose, and we wish the owners good luck in their retirement from Jabulani. Also good luck to the new owners, when they take over.

Such a nice place! The vineyard is about half an hour drive from Ottawa. It is owned by a man from…read moreSouth Africa and his wife. They are so nice! Upon arriving, they will give you a menu of their wines. You can select six to try for free. If you want food, you have to buy a bottle (they said it has to do with laws regarding serving food since they are not a restaurant). My favorites were the Frontenac Blanc, the MCM (a red wine on the lighter and fruitier side), and the Rose. This would be a great place to hold an event such as a wedding, but you would need to reserve a year ahead of time. They said they are already booked up for all of 2018!

Always wanted to try this culinary experience it was November when we finally did, the menu was…read moregood , creative, seasonal We were not too impressed with the pizza with eggs but we did enjoyed the ribs, the desert was different .. the ambiance was cosy, the service was good , would love to try the summer vibe..

The wood oven pizzas are amazing. The wine was so good. Very beautiful place. Service was great…read more We ate outside on the picnic tables. It was a nice experience. I'd go again for sure.

Our tour guide was 45 minutes late however the company contacted me immediately and give me updates…read morealong the way which was very appreciated. We rode in a small van/bus. I did the half-day tour which took us to two wineries, there was no lunch provided for the half-day tour. Wineries had excellent tour guides and wine. Food pairing for the second winery.

A wonderful half-day tour of two fantastic (and very different) wineries in Quebec. Gail, our…read moreadorable and spunky guide (who admits to looking like a teenager but assured us she was in her 30's) picked us up promptly at our assigned location, and narrated in very good English and perfect French about where we were going, what we'd be doing, and interesting tidbits along the way. We met the winemakers at both vineyards, listened to their very interesting history and about their processes, and tasted a few wines at each. Back to downtown Montreal after a little traffic by 6PM. We saw PLENTY in the half-day tour--wonderful trip--try and get Gail--she's a hoot. Highly recommend.

Accidentally discovered and immediately loved! We drove up the main road of Saint-Joseph-du-Lac by…read moremistake after apple picking in the area, searching for a non existing cheese store. The crowd in my car became kind of antsy and the micro brewery sign was my only hope to calm down the grown up kids. What we found around was awesome: * restaurant that offers the wines and beers of Les Vents d'ange and where the food is exclusively seasonal. We decided to taste the three beers offered by the microbrewery, which came with complimentary pumpkin seeds, the beers are wonderful and La 31 brew is pumpkin based. Our little snack were snails prepared in delicata squash and garnished with pumpkin chips, absolutely outstanding dish. The bistro has a terrace with nice views of the surrounding farms. * store offering the very same beers and wines, which you can actually taste there * and last, but not least, pumpkin market! All the incredible pumpkins and squashes available for us to pick and choose. They have signs describing the different sorts, so the buyers can actually plan their next potential culinary experiment. In case you have too many pumpkins you can transport them with a construction trolley to your car. No doubt Les Vents d'Ange is a perfect place to stop by after apple picking in the area for whatever you feel like, good food and drinks, or just a pumpkin or two.

Great spot! Truly amazing views. Really fun place to enjoy some local wine. Food truck came late…read moreafternoon as well! We'll be back!

GORGEOUS. I can't believe there aren't that more reviews!…read more Atop a beautiful hill- great view of sailboats on the water, along with benches/ Hackey sack/ and plenty of seating! We had a semi-dry, sweet wine tasting! Our assessments: 1. Maple - our favorite! I personally couldn't taste the maple as much but undeniably sweet, but not very that it's overwhelming 2. Brianna - smooth, not too rich, a close runner up to the Maple 3. Highlands Blush - taste like strawberry! Delicious! 4. Arctic Fox - cool and smooth. Wasn't a favorite among the group, but personally I wanted a bottle. 5. Riesling - still delicious, but no surprises here - expected 6. Aromella - very fruity! Looked like a family was running this place. The older lady who served us was so friendly and explained how they make their own maple syrup too! We bought a bunch and can't wait to try.

Overall it was a nice place…read more Around 1 and a half hour away from MTL. The girl at the front was really nice. She told us abitt about the different wines but other then that she didn't give us much more information. We decided to go with the wine sampler option because unfortunately there wasn't any other option available like a vineyard tour. They didn't seem to have food that we could have maybe paired with our wine sampler or maybe they did but we weren't informed, so I suggest that if you haven't bought the packages available on the website in advance to eat before going there. The vineyard is pretty big. They had alot of seating areas all over and they also had an upstairs patio. They have 8 different wines when you can sample from, my favorite was the swenson white. If you wanted to purchase a bottle, it ranged between 20$ to 25$

Was just touring the countryside and saw a sign. Stonehouse is a true gem!!! 5 acres of vineyard…read morewhere they grow all their own grapes for quality control. Staff was super welcoming, knowledgeable, and I really enjoyed myself. I tested two flights and left with two bottles. Their wines are pretty unique and I found them great and very drinkable.

Went for a wine tasting with my daughter and her gf a month or so back and we're pleasantly…read moresurprised by the quality of the wine for the price of the tasting! The wine slushees were amazing too! We left with several bottles, which are now gone, so I'm sure we'll be back soon ...

They do wine tastings and will have snacks for you to munch on. The owners are very friendly and…read morethey have a wide selection. They listen to you and offer a wide variety of wines to taste, so you can decide your favorites. The wines are reasonably priced and cater to all taste profiles.

very disappointed. We were there for a wine tasting but it was just-here's the menu, pick something…read moreand buy something And go sit outside.

I loved the wine slushees and the fondue! Great service and relaxed atmosphere. We'll return!read more

Otter Creek Tasting Room is another must stop when visiting the Thousand Island region. It is a…read morecharming little shop to taste and purchase their local grown wines from Philadelphia New York. Most wines are semi sweet to sweet wines, and offer one dry. The cold climate dictates what grapes are able to be grown in the region. I'm a semi sweet girl so the wines are perfect for me. Staff was friendly and offered generous pores during tasting! Wine slushies are also available and old fashioned sodas they also make, that look so fun! I purchased a bottle of Wooly White and a gift item. There is also a gift shop next door that sells locally made soaps, candles, and other novelties. Definitely add this establishment to your list of places to visit!

The Red wine slushy was great! Tastes just like grape juice! Sweet, refreshing, great summer drink!read more

The customer service at the Wine Station on Bank Street is the best I have ever seen. I highly…read morerecommend working here as your first job to get the best customer service training, and I'll go so far as to say great work experience, you know, get a good start to life. Made three different wines here: A fabulous Sparkling Apricot & Peach, a delicious Blood Orange Island Mist Sangria, and a Limited Edition White. All of them were right on point. 2 of these choices were based on talking with Jason and telling him what we are looking for, and he hit the profile bang on. The place is super cute, clean, and organized. Jason, the owner, and his staff are top-notch in knowledge, serviceability, and connection. Thanks Guys, we will surely see you again!!

This place is incredible! Delicious high quality product and the most helpful friendly staff you…read morecould ask for. A family business that feels warm but professional at every stage. I bottled on my own and was offered help in every stage as well. I was making wine elsewhere and recently realised that I was just not finding the quality good enough to serve to friends. I made the pink Pinot and was super impressed but THEN made the Prosecco type in only a few weeks and last night my guests drank TEN bottles!! it was such a hit. Delicious and reasonable. I had one guest who will be making it for her wedding! I had LCBO wine beside it and they went for the Wine station Prosecco (Champagnade) every time. Plus popping those corks made it feel special! Thanks for suggesting it and rushing it for me Jason!! A Happy customer....Tina.