Ontario Visited News – Exploring Niagara Region Wineries

Niagara Region, ON – With more time available, we decided that it was time to hit the road! Exploring Niagara Region Wineries was going to happen, as planned. Our friends, Ross and Cathy, had joined for the Beyond the Stage Tour, and now we were off to see what the Niagara Region wineries offered.

Image of Niagara Region Winery

What was unexpected was being able to stand within the grape, feeling the full bounty of the fields.

Niagara Region wine grapes photo

Indoors many of the Wineries offered great “gift shops” to buy your favorites and try new beverages, take tours. Quite frankly, we also enjoyed the buildings and grandeur and opulence of such a delicate delight of Wineries in Niagara Region.

Niagara Region Winery image

Many outdoor gardens, bars, eateries and more build within the grounds offered visitors choices to relax and enjoy the tastes of Niagara Region!

Phot of Niagara Region winery - lots of wine barrels out front

Now time for more food where we found an authentic Italian family restaurant, a unique quaint and yummy delight.

A place to hold your Niagara Region wine bottles

Back into the heart of Niagara-on-the-Lake with time to explore the waterfront, enjoy the boats, gardens, excitement of the evening to come.

It was SHOWTIME … off to the Spiegeltent for “The Game of Love and Chance”!

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Photo of bikes at Niagara Region grape field

THE BIRTHPLACE OF MODERN CANADIAN WINEMAKING

Niagara-on-the-Lake is home to some of the oldest and most established wine producing vineyards in Canada. Our wineries have been growing and producing world-class wines from vinifera varietals for more than four decades. The efforts of pioneer winemakers in this region were instrumental in propelling Canada onto the world’s wine stage and positioning Niagara-on-the-Lake as a premium wine growing region.

Photo of NiagaraRegion grapes

Niagara Region wineries are differentiated by geology, soil, elevations and variations in temperature and precipitation that all have an effect on the wines being produced. Because of this diversity in “terroir” wines from Niagara-on-the-Lake are varied and cover the range of light and fresh, a touch sweet, soft and savoury and full, tannic and powerful.

Exploring Niagara Region Wineries poster

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