Wineries in CanadaWineries in Canada
Penticton, BC, Canada |
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(250) 493-1364 or 1-866-329-6421 |
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In the heart of the Okanagan Valley’s Wine Country, we are located on the renowned Naramata Bench in Penticton. Within the area you can go wine touring and hike, bike or walk through the Kettle Valley Railway (KVR) trail. We're only minutes from the beaches of Penticton and a short drive to the nearest golf course. Excellent restaurants are only a few minutes drive from our vineyards, accomodations, and future winery.
In the heart of the Okanagan Valley’s Wine Country, we are located on the renowned Naramata Bench in Penticton. Within the area you can go wine touring and hike, bike or walk thr...
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Amherstburg, ON, Canada |
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(519) 736-7959 or 1-888-598-8317 |
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Beamsville, ON, Canada |
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(905) 563-7756 |
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For over 40 years the Lenko family has supplied high quality vinifera grapes to many fine Niagara wineries, winning several significant awards in both local and international competitions.
The vineyard now has some of the oldest Chardonnay and Merlot vines in Ontario, producing fruit with intense and complex flavours.
Daniel Lenko, who has taken over the operation of the farm from his father Bill, is committed to a future as a serious winegrower on the Beamsville Bench using his experience, knowledge, and skills to grow the best grapes possible for his own estate wines.
For over 40 years the Lenko family has supplied high quality vinifera grapes to many fine Niagara wineries, winning several significant awards in both local and international compe...
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Winnipeg, MB, Canada |
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(204) 661-9007 |
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Located in the provincial capital Winnipeg using quality Manitoba products only. The winery is co owned by Leonard Strelein and Denis d'Eschambault. The winery hopes to produce 5000 in 2004 consisting of Blueberry wine, Dry Strawberry, Iced Strawberry and Rhuberry.
Located in the provincial capital Winnipeg using quality Manitoba products only. The winery is co owned by Leonard Strelein and Denis d'Eschambault. The winery hopes to produce 500...
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Picton, ON, Canada |
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(613) 476-7455 |
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Beamsville, ON, Canada |
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(905) 563-7269 or (416) 997-5005 |
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This picturesque estate with villa, gardens and groves of trees is described as "a showpiece of Niagara." This family-owned and operated winery makes traditional Portuguese and VQA wines and offers visitors tours, tastings, a boutique and a museum.
This picturesque estate with villa, gardens and groves of trees is described as "a showpiece of Niagara." This family-owned and operated winery makes traditional Portuguese and VQA...
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Toronto, ON, Canada |
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(416) 603-0202 |
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Opened in 1998 and located in the heart of Toronto, the winery offers tours and tastings in a setting in keeping with its superb vineyard location in Beamcville. The winery restaurant specialized in Portuguese cuisine.
Opened in 1998 and located in the heart of Toronto, the winery offers tours and tastings in a setting in keeping with its superb vineyard location in Beamcville. The winery restaur...
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Oakville, ON, Canada |
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(905) 815-1581 |
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Chilliwack, BC, Canada |
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(604) 824-9602 |
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Cobble Hill, BC, Canada |
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(250) 743-2311 |
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When Joe Busnardo retired from his winery in the Okanagan he relocated to Vancouver Island and started a new winery in Cobble Hill. They are located close to the Trans Canada Highway not far from Cowichan Bay. Joe was a successful owner and winemaker in the Okanagan before selling his winery and moving to his cooler Island location. Their wine shop is open only Friday and Saturday afternoons.
When Joe Busnardo retired from his winery in the Okanagan he relocated to Vancouver Island and started a new winery in Cobble Hill. They are located close to the Trans Canada Highw...
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