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    3.7 (3 reviews)

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    Peller Estates Winery & Restaurant

    Peller Estates Winery & Restaurant

    3.9(363 reviews)
    2.5 km
    •$$$

    My wife and I had an amazing time at Peller Estates Winery! We decided to do the Greatest Wine…read moreTour, and we couldn't have been happier with the experience. If you're visiting Niagara wine country and looking for a great winery tour, this one is absolutely worth checking out! Our guide, Tyresse, was excellent! He was incredibly knowledgeable, personable, and made the entire experience that much more enjoyable. It's always great when you have a guide who clearly knows their stuff but can also make the tour fun and engaging. The wine tastings were fantastic, and we genuinely loved everything we tried. The highlight, though, was undoubtedly the very end of the tour, when we got to enjoy one of their incredible ice wines inside the amazing ice cave! We tried the Vidal Oak Ice Wine, and it was easily the best ice wine we've ever had. It was so rich with honey, beautifully sweet, and absolutely packed with flavour. The wine itself was incredible, but getting to enjoy it inside such a unique ice cave made the experience even more memorable. We highly recommend doing the Greatest Wine Tour if you're visiting Peller Estates. Between the excellent guide, delicious wines, and unforgettable ice cave experience, it was well worth it. We'll definitely be back to try more of their wines, and we're looking forward to checking out the restaurant next time! For more food, travel, brewery, hiking, and destination reviews, check out our YouTube channel A&M Roam and follow along with Angela and Mike as we travel, eat, drink, hike, and goof around!

    Start with price. $48 per person for a four stop tour. About twice the going rate for wine tours in…read morethe region. Tour Stop 1. Conference room where we got a short history from the guide. Sampled a champagne style wine. Stop 2. Balcony overlooking vineyard. the guide told us one type of grapes on the left another type on the right. Two more types behind the building. Sampled a white wine. Stop 3. Barrel room. Short discussion of barrel aging and coopering. Sample cheap blended red wine. Pretty underwhelming so far. Stop 4. Ice room, set to -10 degrees. Room furniture is made from ice. Room is cool, literally and figuratively. Probably the justification for the high tour price. Small sample of cheapest ice wine they sell. Tour ends in the store, what a surprise. I asked to try a different version of the ice wine, tried it, liked it, decided to buy a bottle. Note this was a bit more expensive than the cheap wine we tried. I asked to try a Gamay red wine, tried it, liked it, decided to buy a bottle. Note this was a more expensive than the cheap red wine we tried. I asked to try a different version of the red wine, but this time a different lady said I had to pay $7 for the 1 ounce sample. She also seemed to want to charge me for the previous two 1 ounce samples. I did try it and liked it, and decided to buy a bottle. Note this was even a bit more expensive than the previous wine i bought. Two issues with their sampling pricing. 1. It works out to about $35-40 a glass for a normal glass. that's a lot. 2. Why does the customer have to pay to try a wine they might want to buy. The tour only shows cheap wines so it does not show off any really good, or more pricey, wines. Seem like short sighted marketing to me. Conclusion = over priced tourist trap.

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    Peller Estates Winery & Restaurant - Wine cellar (tour stop 2)

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