Extremely delicious cider and lovely farm! We love the Community Harvest, Currant Affair, Forest…read moreGarden which is sweetened with maple syrup - so many tasty options! The flavors are very unique and many are on the dry side if you are into that. Today we got to try the new non-alcoholic organic sparkling cider which was super refreshing and the perfect amount of sweet but not too sweet. They are open for limited hours to taste and purchase in person. There are lovely big tables for socially distant gathering outdoors, and a few food items for sale like maple syrup, maple cider grilling sauce, honey, grass fed meats and fresh veggies. You can stay and hike around the forest and property and see many experiments in action. We got a little tour today and saw shiitake mushrooms growing on logs! Ice cold cider and the great outdoors what more could you want!? I heard there's going to be glamping soon! Exciting things happening here.

We came out here a few times in the pandemic to pick up cider, special brews and cheeses. We found…read moreout from Dundurn Market how close the cidery was and so glad to visit. I especially love the cherry cider and drier cider varieties. It's a beautiful facility with places to hang out, picnic tables and views. Service was always friendly and knowledgeable. We'd love to come back, try some food and experience it fully.

Me and my husband stayed at the Airbnb on property this past weekend and had an amazing time here…read more We absolutely loved ALL of the ciders... And we are not cider people (or so we thought!) We filled out growler multiple times throughout the weekend and got several flights as well. We even bought a few bottles to bring home! They have a great selection of local meats, cheeses, pickled items, etc that we also grabbed for breakfast. The sausage was delicious and so was the truffle cheese! The grounds here are spectacular with tons of trails, picnic tables, fire pits, and chickens and sheep to visit.

First time coming to this place and the outside made me want to do a photo shoot(the nice arches…read morepatio...) The inside is hug lots are various areas for you to choose to sit and the main seating area is the bar with three large long tables and then there's a cash register in the other side of the wall. Merchandises are along the side and closer to the front as you walked in. Behind the cash register shows the list of cider and sparkling. You have the option of getting a pint of flight or cans. You also have the option of grabbing a bite if you're hungry. There is the following room next to it where it has sofas and board games. The staffs are very friendly and kind although I got one flight to share but in the end prior to purchasing, I felt like I had taste 2 1/2 flights.

My wife, some friends and I came here during the Ice Wine Festival because we had free sample…read morecoupons/coasters. This place looks really pretty, I'm sure it's even better in the summer and I'm also told they have even better flavours that season...so we'll definitely have to come back. We all tried different ciders, I had the Vanilla Honey which is absolutely delicious, and my wife got the old fashioned maple which was also delicious. We had a nice chat with the employee there, bought a couple sample packs and went on our way. Excited to come back and hang out during the summer!

Excellent array of ciders and ice wine and awesome service!!! The art gallery is a cool touch.read more

We visited this place this summer on a electric bike wine tour! It was so amazing! I wish I…read morewould've posted this review sooner because more people need to know about this hidden gem. We arrived early in the day and found a lovely table underneath a beautiful tree. It was beautifully sunny, and we begin our tasting. We actually had our tasting inside the brewery and then chose a cider to have outside. It was hard to choose because we loved them all. I ended up choosing the ciderRita to have glass of. It was like a cider with a lime kick. My husband chose the original cider. This was a great stop on a warm summer day. Hopefully we can return someday soon !!!

I can't believe that one of the top bottle shops in Toronto has received so few reviews! This is an…read moreabsolute candy shop for those who love craft beer. They stock amazing non-LCBO stuff and most of these are the absolute best that money can buy, especially the double IPAs, Triple IPAs and everything barrel-aged. My tip is to check out their instagram for what's new and updated store hours. The crew is thin so best to call ahead/ send them a message should you want to clarify anything. They have free delivery for Toronto if you order more than 75$

From the owner: We focus on bringing in the freshest Ontario craft beer on the market. Specializing in rare, hard…read moreto get beer and cider that is unavailable at the LCBO or beer store.

Very cute underestimated estate they have a full dining restaurant they also have an…read moreover-the-counter garden as well if you didn't want to dine in. They also have a small supermarket in there that serves products that they make out of the apples and other things that they grow on the farm but you can also buy some local goods there as well and you can view the pizzas being made in the stone oven. They offer a group tours twice a day, it's best that you book ahead. I took the tour.. the place is quite small I don't know if I necessarily would do the tour again I don't know if it really did that much enhancement to my experience. But the tour does come with three samples and you get a $5 voucher towards the restaurant if you choose to dine at the restaurant They have different options that you can try, cider flights both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. I chose alcohol and every single cider that I tried including the ones on the tour I absolutely love, they have a lower sugar content than traditional ciders that you buy at the LCBO which gives them a lighter refreshing feel. For their regular flavors I thought the draught cider was the best. And for the seasonal they had a sangria cider that was absolutely refreshing as well I tried the cambert cheese I believe.. it was that came with their gooseberry jelly oh my goodness that jelly was absolutely delicious and they do sell it in the market. I also tried their pizza and I thought the pizza was absolutely delicious I got the large which is a shareable I also noted that the staff seemed genuinely happy from the servers to the hostess to the tour guide. In 2025 a lot of places you go it feels like people do not want to be at their place of work so that was nice to experience.

Great cidery with tasty bakery goods, wood fired pizzas, and a restaurant on site. Right now they…read morealso have apple picking with wagon rides. In the afternoon, live music on site, so beautiful and relaxing with a good cider in hand and spending the day with friends and family.

Excellent wine making and service. Can't wait to come back for another batch!…read more First time doing this and for sure will be back.

This is hands down the best "make your own" or "brew your own" winery and beer store ever! Bear is…read moretruly knows his craft, making delicious wines. Liz is very friendly, helpful and great to visit with while bottling your new wine. I keep going back and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future!

Went to Vaughan for italian sandwiches, but that place closed at 3pm so we ended up missing it and…read moreheaded here instead. Ordered the Anna Rosaria for $13 roughly and it was a tad underwhelming in flavour however the sourdough bread and ingredients were fresh. I ended up buying the Giovanna for the road since I live quite far away and I wouldn't make this drive very often. That one was way better with the spicier sauce and hot supressata. The flavour was explosive and compared to Anna rosaria had a kick. Overall I'd give it 8/10 stars just for the quality of food.

I love the effort put into the branding of the place. There are enough Italian iconography inside,…read moreand their restaurant logo of the hand with fingers touching together can be seen around the place and even in the drinking glass. The chiller inside near the counter also has a lot of unique beers and ciders you wouldn't typically find available elsewhere. I got a red sour beer, which was surprisingly expensive. It set me back $11.99. The ciders my companions got were more affordable at around the $4 or $5 range. Paying for it, however, took too long. The machine taking payments seemed to be acting up, and waiting took an unacceptable amount of time. There are not a lot of different food options available. One should come to expect that as the place looks like it was intended to be a sandwich shop. I do wish that they at least have more sides available. The Ribeye Steak deluxe sandwich $18.99 I got was good. The bread was a little too crunchy and burnt than what I was used to, but I would just like to think that it is how an authentic Italian sandwich should be prepared.