I found a Travelzoo voucher for this vineyard that would cost me a 1/3 of a traditional tour and…read moretasting for two with charcuterie and cheese platter and went for it. I'm so glad I did. They do an exceptional job of showing you around the vineyard, answering questions and explaining their methods and grapes. The tasting itself is also wonderful. I found that I really liked several of their wines and their port. The charcuterie and cheese plate was very good; it was accompanied with bread and jellies made from their wines. The wines are reasonably priced. We each took home 6 bottles, saving an additional 6%. With the CA exchange rate, it was an exceptional deal. They do grape squashing in September. I meant to try and come back and volunteer, but ended up too busy. Next year! I'll bring friends back. This place is worth frequenting.

This winery is the cutest!! We stopped on our way from Montreal back to NY and so glad we made a…read morepit stop here. We grabbed some charcuterie, cheese, and 2 flights and made a beeline for a table in the shade. Everything was delicious and we ended up grabbing 2 bottles with us to go (sparkling orange and sparkling red). They didn't have the sparkling orange as a taster but my favorite from the tasting line up had to be the sparkling red, which was delicious and refreshing on a hot summer day. They also offer a 45 minute wine tasting session, which we didn't have time for but looking forward to coming back and exploring this wine trail.

Such fun! The curboys of ice wine lining every outdoor balcony, the intoxicating carrot soup,…read moreexcellent staff and liquid flights of tasting among the maples perfect.

belle terrasse à lexterieur de ce vignoble très connu pour ses vins de qualité…read more très bon tartare dans un superbe décor. le service a été excellent. a l'intérieur vous pourrez goûter au différents vins disponible Stationnement facile

This was the first stop of a the 3 vineyards I checked out in the Eastern Townships. A large size…read morevineyard, the view was breathtaking. They had fields of grape vines and apple trees. We were seated in the terrace, for 7$ we got to try 5 wines and 2 vermouth. The pours were generous and well explained. The wines are available at the SAQ. My favourites were the bubbly rosé. I found the red and whites more on the acidic side. The dry vermouth that is made in collab with Le Lab also had some interesting notes like hot pepper. Great stop!

This place is absolutely AWFUL! Save your time. Save your…read moremoney. Most of all save yourself from being insulted by the rude, old, nasty, crab of a woman who works giving the tastings at the boutique. Let me start by saying that there is no shortage of Vineyards on Bruce street. Until we arrived at Vignoble Gagliano, my friends and I were having an amazing afternoon exploring all the local vineyards. Our pleasant moods were cut off abruptly when we entered the boutique to find what looked like the 'hostess' throwing back a glass of wine. We all became awkward and flustered as she stared at us like we were disturbing her. My cousin then approached her and asked her if we could have a tasting. She thrust a price list at her. My cousin then asked her which wines she recommended. She haphazardly motioned to the list of wines in front of us. My cousin pressed on, asking which were her best sellers. She snapped, answering, they're all best sellers. I wanted to avoid confrontation, so I pointed to a wine on the list and I was quickly told I couldn't have that one. ??? (Here we were, paying customers, happy to spend lots of $$$ at all the places we visited today and we couldn't even get this old crone to even look at us never mind answer us.) We all picked a hand full of wines to try and started what was possibly the most disagreeable wine tasting with one of the most disagreeable people I have ever met. I wish I could say the the wine was so good that it redeemed the situation, but it was just bloody awful. My cousin said it the best, the wine was as bad and as sour as our 'hostess'. Halfway during our tasting, some labourers came in from the field. Dripping with sweat and looking worse for wear. During our tasting is when she decided to berate them for not having cleaned their clippers, and then started mumbling and complaining to herself. At this point we were so done. We just wanted to pay and leave, but lucky for us! We still had two fortified wines to try. They were sickening, just absolutely revolting. I ended up discreetly pouring mine into the bin that was located just beside me, in fear that she may give me hell over not liking the wine. After the last tasting, we decided that we wouldn't buy anything. (We tried to buy at least one bottle from every vineyard we went to today to support these local growers and the fine products they are producing right here in Quebec) However, there was no way we were supporting this business! When we approached the cash to pay for our tasting she insisted that one person pay for everyone. My cousin clarified that we would all be paying separately for our tastings. She told my cousin it must be paid together because she wasn't going to ring up more then one bill. We were all about to protest when we decided, she is just so absolutely, terrifyingly miserable, that it's not worth our time. We paid together and walked out. My only regret is not reading this other persons review on Yelp first before going. She is so spot on. Glad to see we weren't the only ones treated like crap.

We received a cold and rude reception when we arrived close to closing time on a Friday afternoon…read morein July. The nasty little old lady who begrudgingly served us offered no explanation of grape, growing process, what they had to offer -- zilch. She was a sour old bag who just wanted to leave. Some other customers had just bought a bottle and were still milling around - she seemed bothered when we walked in, despite their welcoming "ouvert!" sign. Given no direction or sign of welcome we asked to try a sparkling wine and a rose - which we were most interested in finding as hostess gifts. Both were bloody awful - sweet without subtlety, and flat, bitter, short on flavor. So we awkwardly excused ourselves from buying saying it wasn't really what we were looking for, and we paid the ridiculous price of $5 for these 4 tastes of swill. We knew we would pay, so that was not a problem, but normally you get some chat or information about what you are sampling. Then our "hostess" didn't even say thank you when we paid - a true crumedgeon in a crap vineyard. Interesting detail: one corner had bottles all covered in what appeared to be medals on ribbons -upon inspection they were simply little little markers of participation in the Finger Lakes international Wine contest... not one winner! Just a sham, completely misleading false presentation ... ha! Avoid this epic fail.

This is a very nice winery that had, amongst some of the others we tasted, very nice wine. We…read moreespecially enjoyed the rose and the late harvest. The folks pouring were very friendly and helpful to us, speaking English, answering all of our questions. In addition, the tasting was free in contrast to all other tastings we went to in this area. We would certainly recommend stopping here if you are tasting in the area.

Great time here. Welcomed at the door with an explanation of the service and then we moved to the…read moretasting. Really good wines and the server explained the history of wineries in the area. She explained each wine process highlighting they are organic. A relaxed ambiance with friendly service.

We visited this very nice vignoble for an event of tasting…read more i'm on wine fan, but the site was really nice, their employees were very helpful and nice. It is nice that they have a sculpture exposition on their land, something else to do on site!

GO HERE! Run, don't walk!…read moreThe staff here is top notch. The wine is lovely. And you MUST buy at least a case of their confit de vin (it is an absolute treasure). We arrived at closing time, and they were still happy to let us in and give us a tasting of what thy had on offer. (Unfortunately they lost their harvest last year, so they only have a red from 2013 and the confit to taste). Still worth the stop though. Also, the owner has set up picnic tables in his vineyard and encourages people to being a picnic or their lunch and come eat in the middle of his vineyard to enjoy the view. The confit de vin was a highlight of our tour of the vineyards yesterday.