Ontario Wineries

Ontario Wineries
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Bellamere Country Winery
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London, ON, Canada    
(519) 473-2273
Description:   Bellamere Country Market is a family run farm market and has been in business since 1984. Our family (brothers Mike &Dan sister Maureen and youngest brother Dave) all grew up farmi...
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Bell's Winery
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Stratford, ON, Canada    
(519) 275-3603
Birchwood Estate Wines
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Beamsville, ON, Canada    
(905) 562-8463
Description:   Small in size but big in heart, Birchwood Estate prides itself on distinct personality, style and very Canadian flavour.

Conveniently located along the QEW, Birc...
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Birtch Farms
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Woodstock, ON, Canada    
(519) 469-3040 
Description:   Our winery features Fruit Wines and Gift Baskets made from locally grown products, with tours, tastings and motorcoach programs. Our farm offers many other experiences such as pick...
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Black Prince Winery
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Picton, ON, Canada    
(613) 476-4888 or 1-866-470-9463
Black River Vineyards
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Wellington, ON, Canada    
(613) 476-6175
Brus' Orchards Winery
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Tillsonburg, ON, Canada    
(519) 842-2262
By Chadsey's Cairns Winery and Vineyard
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Wellington, ON, Canada    
(613) 399-2992
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