Newfoundland WineriesNewfoundland Wineries
| Grand Falls-Windsor, NF, Canada |
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| (709) 489-7701 |
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A family owned winery located in Shoal Harbour, Newfoundland. Operating since 1997 under the guidence of Leroy Flynn.
A family owned winery located in Shoal Harbour, Newfoundland. Operating since 1997 under the guidence of Leroy Flynn....
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| Whitbourne, NF, Canada |
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| (709) 759-3003 |
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Founded in 1993 as Markland Cottage Winery, Rodrigues Winery is Newfoundland’s first winery and has continued to grow in both capacity and in the variety of wines produced from wild berries and pesticide-free fruit to become Canada’s largest exclusively fruit winery. All wines are Kosher and sulphite-free.
Founded in 1993 as Markland Cottage Winery, Rodrigues Winery is Newfoundland’s first winery and has continued to grow in both capacity and in the variety of wines produced from w...
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| Durrell, NF, Canada |
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| (709) 884-2707 |
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Weil Winery officially opened on July 25, 1998. The winery is owned and operated by Winston Jennings and Edward Weiterman of Moreton's Harbour, Newfoundland. We are located in the Islands Training Centre in the historic town of Twillingate, the birthplace of the 500,000th Newfoundlander, and the burial ground of the world renowned opera singer Georgina Sterling. These superb wines are naturally produced from the finest quality fruits and berries, and with purified water. The various steps of the process begin with brew preparation for fermentation, and finish with the bottling and packaging. Complete on-site processing is with strict quality control, and under the direction of a fully qualified and experienced winemaster.
Weil Winery officially opened on July 25, 1998. The winery is owned and operated by Winston Jennings and Edward Weiterman of Moreton's Harbour, Newfoundland. We are located in the ...
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