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Domaine Mont-Vézeau has something for every palate! In the heart of Petite Nation, relax in a beautiful natural setting and sample strawberry and raspberry wines, white wines, rosé wines, sparkling wines and much more! During your visit to the vineyard, enjoy a wine made with one of the red and white grape varieties grown on the 9,000-vine plantation. Savour the alcoholic products from the 2-hectare (5-acre) strawberry farm, with its 6 varieties of fresh strawberries. Be sure to visit the shop to treat yourself to some of the Domaine's specialties: fresh seasonal fruit, fruit-based desserts, traditional wines, fortified wines and port.
The charming brewery, which gets its namesake from the nearby Lost Villages that were flooded out during the construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway and power project, offers craft beer on tap, and in cans, and also provides patrons with plenty of room to sip their suds indoors, or out on the patio.
This ice cream shop offers fresh, homemade ice cream created on site. It's their hands-on approach that gives La Cigale the ability to produce unique recipes such as ginger snap & chai, raspberry-champagne sorbet, coconut cashews and brownies & cream. Through the winter months they are selling their hand-rolled doughnuts, fritters, minute made doughnuts and many more. They always have gluten-free, vegan and nut-free options.
Our maple farm, located on the edge of the Adirondack Mountains, has been family owned and operated by the Parkers since 1889. Five generations of Parkers have worked hard to provide quality maple products. We are open all year round with mail order to provide you with prompt, quality service with a family farm touch. Our farmstand and gift shop is open Monday-Friday 9-4 and Saturday 9-2. Call ahead if you'd like a tour.
Family-oriented “U-Pick” or “We-Pick” the 40-acre farm produces a wide range of trees (including Christmas Trees) and soft fruits–pears, blueberries, apples, grapes, raspberries and cherries, much of which is made into wine. Fifteen varieties of wines are produced from our fruit and those of local farms.
Founded in 1961, Upper Canada Village is one of the largest living-history sites in Canada. Here, we endeavor to depict life in a rural English Canadian setting during the year 1866. Featured are over forty historical buildings, many moved here prior to flooding of the “Lost Villages” during the St. Lawrence Seaway development project. These include homes, functioning mills and trades workshops.
Paul Mazza's is a local fruit and vegetable stand with locations in Colchester and Essex Junction. Mazza's grows approximately 250 acres throughout Jericho, Williston, Essex, and Colchester. Produce is picked daily, and complemented by other food (including baked goods) from local businesses.
Facing Mount Saint-Hilaire, Domaine Vinéterra is a new vineyard (2020). In addition to its 24,000 vines, the estate cultivates ecological gardens. Whether for a wine tasting, a tour, grape or flower picking, the Martin family is delighted to welcome you to the estate. Easily accessible site.
Just a stone’s throw from Wakefield, visit L’eau du ruisseau farm for locally grown and produced food. During your visit, pick fruit in the orchard, meet the chickens, go for a hike or participate in events. Before you leave, stop in at the charming shop where you’ll find plenty of mouth-watering food: grass-fed beef, smoked sausages, egg rolls, fresh vegetables and much more! Want more? Order your favourite products online and have them delivered to your door!
The Deer's Head Inn is the oldest operating tavern in the Adirondacks. Our mission is to offer exciting and accessible seasonal menus sourcing local, regional and sustainably grown food. Craft cocktails, creative cuisine and community 5 nights a week year round as well as 6 newly renovated Inn rooms.
The Leon Courville Vineyard is located on an exceptional rural setting with stunning views of the Eastern Townships. With its century-old sugar shack, the vineyard was planted on gravel and clay hillsides overlooking the Lake Brome. A beautiful winery, with the most modern equipment, overlooking the vineyard. Our vineyard produces red and white wines, aged wines in oak barrels, late harvest and ice wines as well as sparkling wines. Since opening in 2005, the wines produced at the Léon Courville vineyard won several awards and has attracted many fans and connoisseurs.
The Érablière Charbonneau is the perfect place for a family or friendly gathering held in the purest tradition of the sugar shack. One of the most beautiful places to celebrate the arrival of spring! Here, you can savor the delights of exceptional quality maple in a warm, rustic setting.