This rabbit is anything but timid and quiet! The Waupoos Estates Winery Red Rabbit is a bold full-bodied Ontario red wine. It's made from a delicious grape combo of Merlot, Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. Aged in oak, the Red Rabbit offers lots of rich and complex flavours. You'll taste cherry, … Continue reading Wine of the Week: Waupoos Estates Winery Red Rabbit
Last weekend, we were at our Prince Edward County house getting a lot of work done. But I made some time to visit one winery and chose Rosehall Run Vineyards. Rosehall Run is one of the oldest wineries in PEC, having been established in 2001. They are known for their Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and sparkling … Continue reading Rosehall Run Vineyards
I recently visited Huff Estates Winery in Prince Edward County and I can't believe I had never been before! It was seriously one of the best winery visits I've ever had. Huff Estates Winery has a beautiful tasting room with informative staff; a delicious restaurant with a patio overlooking the vineyards; and a well curated … Continue reading Huff Estates Winery
The Grange of Prince Edward is one of my favourite wineries in Prince Edward County, Ontario. As you turn off the road and drive (or preferably bike) up the long driveway, you are met with the most picturesque country scene. Tall mature trees open up to a little pond sitting in front of a beautifully … Continue reading Ontario Winery Guide: The Grange of Prince Edward
I've been to Prince Edward County (PEC) several times, but I had never visited Black Prince Winery until my last trip this past July. I don't know how I hadn't visited before! Black Prince is one of the oldest wineries in PEC and produces award winning wines. On the Black Prince property is the Tasting … Continue reading Wine Your Way Through PEC: Black Prince Winery
Angel's Gate Winery in Beamsville, Niagara is one of my favourite wineries to visit in the fall. The property is beautiful, especially as the leaves start to change - the front overlooks Lake Ontario and the back is set against the Niagara Escarpment. Also, the winery building was designed in "mission" style because the Congregation … Continue reading Wine Your Way Through Niagara: Angel’s Gate
