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This small-group winery tour departs from Toronto and spends the afternoon in the Niagara-on-the-Lake wine region. Visit three partner wineries and taste a variety of local wines, including the region's famous icewine, with your guide. Enjoy lunch in wine country and learn from local experts about the region's unique microclimate, the grape-growing process, and the stories behind each bottle. Round-trip transportation, lunch, and all tasting fees are included for a hassle-free day.

Depart Toronto
for Niagara wine country
Depart from the pickup location selected at booking, such as downtown Toronto, and travel to the vineyards of Niagara-on-the-Lake. This small-group tour is limited to 14 participants, and a professional guide/driver accompanies you throughout the day.
Taste icewine at three wineries

Visit three partner wineries and taste a variety of wines, including icewine, with your guide. The itinerary includes Between The Lines Winery, Reif Estate Winery, and Pillitteri Estates Winery, and you may also visit Konzelmann Estate Winery or Caroline Cellars.
At each winery, local experts share insights into the region's unique microclimate, the grape-growing process, and the stories behind every bottle. At Pillitteri Estates Winery, a guided tour of about 1 hour is included.
Enjoy lunch in wine country

During the tour, enjoy lunch for about 1.5 hours at a local restaurant (Play Bar & Grill) in the wine region. After the itinerary, return to Toronto.
※ The wineries visited and the order of the itinerary may change depending on local conditions.
Meeting point :
Toronto hotel pickup
Meeting point information:
Pickup takes place at the location selected at booking: a hotel or any location in Toronto, the QEW - Winston Churchill Blvd Carpool Lot, or the MTO Carpool lot (QEW - Bronte Rd). Please check the voucher provided after booking confirmation for the exact pickup location and time. After the tour, you will be dropped off at one of the same pickup locations.
Hotel pickup in downtown Toronto