Canada Wineries and Wine Tours
Winery, Vineyards, Wine Tours, Wine Routes
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Canada wineries, vineyards, wine tours and touring wine routes are located throughout various provinces in Canada. Over the years Canada wineries and vineyards produce some of the worlds best wines and wine tasting experiences.
Wineries in Canada
Most wineries in Canada, as well as, wine touring destinations, are located in the provinces of British Columbia and Ontario. However, there are other wine producing regions including Alberta, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The moderate temperatures and the fertile soil in Canada provides some of the best conditions for producing Canadian white, red and ice wines.
Wine Tours and Wine Routes
Throughout British Columbia and Ontario are self guided wine driving routes referred to as "Wine Routes". These routes connect various wineries toether in a self guided driving tour from vineyard to vineyard. In the many popular wine destinations there are guided wine bus tours with interpretive guides.
Wine Tasting Rooms
Many Canadian wineries provide an opportunity to taste the wines and to learn more about the wine aging process. Every year Canadian wineries receive awards and international praise at wine tasting events and contests.
There is More to Wine
Many Canada wineries and vineyards provide wine tours, organize wine tasting events and operate retail stores. Visiting a Canadian winery also provides an opportunity for travelers to observe and experience how grapes are harvested and how the wine producing cycle operates. Vintners are more than happy to share in their joy of wines.
Wineries and Vineyards in Canada
Some Canada Wine Tour Tips
- check wineries for operating hours.
- review vineyards and select 5 for self guided tours.
- pre book tours as space is limited.
- pick season for tour so to experience various steps in wine making process.
- drink water during the day.
- do not attempt to visit every winery. Be selective and enjoy quality time.
- do not wear perfume as it interferes with the wine tasting process for yourself and others.
- use the bread and crackers as they are available to refresh your pallet.
- ask vintners questions.
- purchase the wines you like.
- do not finish wines you do not like.
- eat a good breakfast prior to wine tours.
- if you like a winery sign up for their mailing list.
- have a road map available as some wineries are in remote areas.
- decide who will be the designated driver.