Karlo Estates was legitimately the highlight of my trip to the county. I had a great time visiting…read morethem and I already look forward to the next time going back! When we first got to the winery, at the parking lot, we had a little fun encounter with a dog owner who was trying to get his new puppy out of the cars she was hiding underneath in. After we successfully got the puppy out (thank goodness!), us and the dog owner just had the most amazing time chatting inside the bar area of the winery. It was such a beautifully decorated speakeasy. Not only the wine collection was tasty, the hostess LA was super friendly + attentive. We felt like we were just hanging out with some long time friends there and hours gone by just like that! Thank you LA, thank you Karlo Estates for giving me such an incredible + memorable afternoon.

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.

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 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

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.

My girlfriends and I had the best time at this winery. It does get quite crowded (seems like a…read morepopular wedding destination and for wine tours). We didn't make a reservation but I would recommend it. There were two bridal parties and a birthday group on the day we went and luckily we snagged the last table. There's a wine tasting bar near the back. We decided to get the sangria (white) $27 I believe for the pitcher and a bottle of red wine. I personally liked the Zweigelt and found the cab franc to be too dry (depends on what you like). We paired it with a charcuterie board and flatbread pizza.

Popped in here in early April and early in the day so it was quite dead. This worked out in our…read morefavour though because we got a tasting and the owner came down and chatted to us about his family story with the vineyard and the wines. It was an awesome experience. And the wines were great - we went home with way too many bottles. So if you are in PEC and want some good wine - check this place out! They also make their own wood fired pizzas.

Had a lovely birthday meal here. They have outdoor seating…read morebut it was raining the day we went so we enjoyed the indoor restaurant which was really wonderful. All wood, vaulted ceilings, and a huge stone fireplace. We did a tasting at our table and enjoyed it with items from the menu. The appetizers were all pretty normal size but note that the mains are quite generous. We could have easily shared one. Also the menu is quite innovative with pastas and even Filipino specialties. Lots of parking. Recommend reservations on the weekends!

What an amazing experience. Had a cozy delicious meal in front of the fire in this beautiful…read moresetting. The food was incredible . We also did a wine tasting and I learned a lot about Canadian wines. All the staff was extremely knowledgeable and friendly, which added to the experience. I have had their wine before but especially loved their new Aurelia line. Can't wait for my next trip to the county where I will be certainly won't be missing my opportunity to visit the Grange again.

Highly recommend this place to start your first wine tasting stop at PEC. We dropped by to share…read moresome light bites of pizza and salad. Recent pricing is $12, and you get to taste four wines, and if it's not too busy like the day we went, the staff allowed us to taste a couple more. We sampled all 6. Outside seating only and underneath shaded gazebos or in the sun. It can get windy so prepare a jacket if you're in the shade. The stone oven pizza, salad and staff were fantastic. Most staff there are seasonal student workers. I personally love the John Bil wine, a blend of dry riesling and chardonnay. They also credit your wine tasting if you buy $20 of wine. On your wine purchase, they give you a handy reusable wine tote bag with divided interior spacing to hold up to 6 wines. Perfect for when we go on LCBO runs to refill our small wine stash or purchase from the next winery

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!

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.

A large group of us arrived at Hillier Creek Estates and were led upstairs to a huge open space…read morewith chairs around the perimeter. There were speakers and DJ equipment on a small stage in the corner. Karaoke? Square dancing? Maybe after a few glasses of wine. There were eight different wines available to taste. I opted for the more unfamiliar ones. Gamay Noir? I actually preferred the sweeter of the two versions that I tried. Hmmm... I also tried a sparkling red, not rose, that was served chilled. Interesting. They make a Port wine but they can't call it Port (we're not in Portugal) so it's called The Navy Left PxxT. Cute. In addition to the wine, we were also treated to some pizza, made in their wood-burning oven. It was pretty good! Our tutoured tasting was led by Woody, who was celebrating his birthday. We serenaded (tortured?) him. Ah, that's what an afternoon of wine sampling sounds like! We took advantage of some extra time to explore the property. They have a very nice patio to relax, sip some wine, enjoy some pizza, and just unwind. The creek runs nearby, with a little bridge over it. I found the pizza oven and watched a pizza being made. Thank you to Woody, Lisa, and the rest of the crew for a great time!

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,

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.