A Guide To Nova Scotias Wineries

When most people think of wine in Canada, they instantly think of BC’s Okanagan or Ontario’s Niagara Region. But over the past few years, Nova Scotia has built itself a reputation as one of the premier wine destinations in the country. A trip to the province isn’t complete without a visit to at least one of its award-winning vineyards.

There is a concentration of vineyards and wineries in the Annapolis Valley, and you can easily spend a day driving, biking, or walking from vineyard to vineyard. There are also a number of tour companies that organize great wine tours, so sign up and discover all that the province has to offer.

1. Luckett Vineyards

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Located in the Annapolis Valley, Luckett Vineyards offers daily tastings and tours, a delicious restaurant, and beautiful views of the vineyard and the Bay of Fundy. Don’t miss the on-site working British phone booth located in the middle of the vineyard.

2. Domaine de Grand Pré

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Domaine de Grand Pré prides itself on growing grapes that are perfectly suited to the Nova Scotia region, and this has won them numerous awards around Canada and the world for their vintage wines. Don’t leave without a meal at their Le Caveau Restaurant, named one of the World’s Best Winery Restaurants by Wine Access Magazine.

3. Gaspereau Vineyards

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Another Annapolis Valley gem, Gaspereau lies just outside of Wolfville and is a charming vineyard known for its Rieslings, elegant whites, and robust reds. Stop by for a tasting, a tour, and a tasty charcuterie pairing.

4. Blomidon Estate Winery

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Another Annapolis Valley favorite, Blomidon sits on the Minas Basin and offers visitors stunning seaside views, award-winning wines, tastings, and tours. Stay for a seat on their patio, and enjoy your wine with a charcuterie and cheese plate.