Wineries in CanadaWineries in Canada
| Grand Pre, NS, Canada |
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| 1-866-GPWINES or (902) 542-1753 |
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The winery was founded in 1978 by Rodger Dial. His challenge was to conquer the cool climate of Nova Scotia . After a great deal of hard work the winery flourished. Rodger planted the Russian Grape varieties Severnyi and Michurinetz. But the demands of time and money and the believe that you can not make good wine in Nova Scotia brought on the decline of the winery.
The winery was founded in 1978 by Rodger Dial. His challenge was to conquer the cool climate of Nova Scotia . After a great deal of hard work the winery flourished. Rodger planted ...
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| Hillier, ON, Canada |
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| (613) 399-1048 or 1-866-792-7712 |
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Picturesque winery located I an original loyalist barn (circa 1830) painstakingly restored. Fifty acres of rolling vineyards and extensive original farm lanes. Light fare served. Tours offered daily.
Picturesque winery located I an original loyalist barn (circa 1830) painstakingly restored. Fifty acres of rolling vineyards and extensive original farm lanes. Light fare served. T...
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| Surrey, BC, Canada |
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| (604) 585-9463 |
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| Vancouver, BC, Canada |
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| (604) 263-7799 |
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| Leamington, ON, Canada |
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| (519) 322-2081 |
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Winemaster Steven Brook and the staff of Grape Tree are glad you are visiting. We hope you enjoy our web site and that you come and visit us at the vineyard. Steven has produced fine wines and a wealth of information about wine. You can enjoy both here at Grape Tree Estate. We have the finest collection of wines available on the north shore of Lake Erie. These wines, with their compatriots from other wineries on the Ale, Wine and Spirits Trail, offer a wonderful taste experience that is becoming recognized on an international stage. Our wines and wine accessories are available online. Come to visit as an individual or with a group. Tours are available as well as special events.
Winemaster Steven Brook and the staff of Grape Tree are glad you are visiting. We hope you enjoy our web site and that you come and visit us at the vineyard. Steven has produced fi...
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| Okanagan Centre, BC, Canada |
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| (250) 766-3168 or 1-800-663-4205 |
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From the heart of British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, the Heiss family welcomes you to their Estate Winery. GRAY MONK was established in 1972 by George and Trudy Heiss. Today, they have over fifty acres of lush vineyards overlooking Lake Okanagan, which produce some of the world's finest wines. Along with award-winning VQA wine, Gray Monk Estate  Winery features a wine and gift shop, restaurant, tours and spectacular views of the beautiful Okanagan Valley.
From the heart of British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, the Heiss family welcomes you to their Estate Winery. GRAY MONK was established in 1972 by George and Trudy Heiss. Today, they...
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| Kelowna, BC, Canada |
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| 1-800-730-WINE(9463) or (250) 764-8866 |
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Historic Greata Ranch, the second of the Fitzpatrick Family’s three vineyards is located near Peachland in the heart of the Okanagan. Established in 1896, Greata Ranch was once one of the most prolific orchards in the valley. Long, immaculate rows of premium vinifera vines now occupy this magnificent site. Inspired by this natural beauty the Greata Label was painted by renowned BC artist Robert Genn. Although the wine is processed and bottled at CedarCreek’s state-of-the-art facility, the varietals under Greata label are predominately grown at Greata Ranch. A beautiful and scenic drive along Lake Okanagan will find you at Greata Ranch Vineyards located 9 kilometres south of Peachland. Greata Ranch offers 'picnic style' fair (commencing June 1, 2003) and wineshop featuring the exclusive Greata Ranch label and gifts. Greata Ranch is wonderful place to visit and enjoy summer sipping while enjoying the sweeping and majestic vistas of Lake Okanagan.
Historic Greata Ranch, the second of the Fitzpatrick Family’s three vineyards is located near Peachland in the heart of the Okanagan. Established in 1896, Greata Ranch was once o...
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