Top Wineries in Canada

I suggest doing the wine tasting around 3 PM to avoid the crowds. The earlier tours can get pretty packed, and you want to enjoy the experience without feeling rushed.

You might want to ask about the history of the vineyard during your visit. I did, and it really added to the experience. I felt more connected to the place!

My advice is to go on a weekday, especially around 2 PM. The crowds are way smaller and you can enjoy the experience more without feeling rushed.

I recommend bringing some snacks to enjoy with your wine. The selection is great, but having some cheese or crackers made it even better. Plus, it stretches out the tasting.

If you can, bring a cooler. They have great wines to take home, and you'll want to keep them at the right temp if you're driving back to your hotel

I think the outdoor patio is a must-see, especially at sunset. Just be careful of the bugs when it gets dark – I didn't bring bug spray and learned my lesson the hard way.

I suggest visiting on a weekday – it's less crowded, and you can enjoy the peaceful vibe of the place. I went on a Saturday and felt rushed.

My advice is to ask the staff for their favorites! They know the wines best and can steer you towards some hidden gems I wouldn’t have chosen myself.

I think there's a discount if you buy a bottle or two after tasting, so don’t miss out. It’s a good way to save some cash if you fall in love with one!

I recommend going on a weekday to avoid crowds. My Saturday visit was super busy, and I didn't get to taste as much as I wanted. Weekdays seem way more chill!

If you can bring a picnic. They have beautiful spots to sit outside and you can enjoy your wine with some snacks. Super relaxing!