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Ask for winery suggestions in Beamsville and chances are very high that most people will tell you to check out Fielding. Sitting up on the Beamsville bench, it’s a gorgeous nouveau wine boutique/lodge. The space is built for entertaining – floor to ceiling windows giving gorgeous views of [...]
Continue Reading →The name behind this boutique winery is based on the true story of a quarrel between two Mennonite congregations in Jordan that resulted in one group stealing the other’s pipe organ and tossing it into the river. Parchments of this story can be found throughout this tiny estate [...]
Continue Reading →The view says it all — sitting on top of the Niagara Escarpment in Beamsville — with a beautiful view of the 42 acre vineyard, lake and distant city skyline. Inside a restored beam barn from 1885, the tasting bar and retail wine shop. It’s the kind of [...]
Continue Reading →If you haven’t been to the Ball’s Falls conservation area – you’re missing out. Tucked near the edge of the escarpment is a historically rich park scattered with waterfalls and historic buildings — perfect for a day of exploring. At the peak of your exploration is Calamus Estate [...]
Continue Reading →The Reif family tradition of winemaking began nearly half a millennium ago in the small winemaking town of Neustadt, located in the heart of the world renowned Rhine River Valley in Germany. In 1977, this tradition transcended to a new continent, when founder Ewald Reif purchased a plot [...]
Continue Reading →Cute. Rustic. Homely. These are words we would use to describe one of our favourite new wineries in St. David’s. The Ravine Vineyard Estate is a 34-acre site centered around a restored Old Ontario house that was originally built in 1802. It fell during the war of 1812 [...]
Continue Reading →A family owned winery with a fantastic view of the lake. In 1984, Herbert Konzelmann chose the shores of Lake Ontario to establish a new Winery because he saw a balance of airflow, sun and soil, similar in comparison to the Alsace region of France. The wonderful balance [...]
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