Wineries

The world’s leading wine regions are found between the 30th and 50th parallels in both hemispheres. Ontario sits perfectly within this range, between 41 and 44 degrees north, benefiting from a climate and diverse soils that shape distinctive terroirs, ideal for producing exceptional cool-climate wines.

Ontario wineries have earned international acclaim for expressive red, white, rosé and sparkling wines, as well as remarkable late-harvest selections and world-renowned Icewine.

From established and boutique wineries to emerging wine country gems, experience scenic vineyard tours, curated tasting flights and farm-to-table cuisine inspired by the vine. Along the way, meet the personalities behind bold Pinot Noirs, vibrant Rieslings, elegant Rosés, refined Icewines and beautifully textured blends.

Turn your visit into an overnight getaway with an unforgettable vineyard escape.

Niagara wine region

The Niagara Peninsula is Canada’s largest and most concentrated wine region. Framed by Lake Ontario, the Niagara River and the Niagara Escarpment, Niagara’s vineyards span multiple appellations, making the region synonymous with some of the best Canadian wine.

Know before you go

Plan ahead with important tips and information.

Wine Country Ontario

Visit Wine Country Ontario to search for wineries near you, find wine country events, learn about sustainable wine-making and match your taste with the perfect wine.

Book tastings in advance

Many tasting rooms allow walk-ins, but it’s still recommended that you call ahead or book online, especially if you’re visiting with a large group.

Winery tours and tastings

Enjoy an immersive and stress-free experience on a guided winery tour by bike or van. For self-guided trips and visits, some winery tours may require pre-booking.

Where to buy Ontario wines

Purchase wines directly from the winery or visit a local LCBO, Ontario’s retailer for wines, spirits and craft beverages.

Drink responsibly

In Ontario, you must be at least 19 years old to order, handle and consume alcohol. Ontario has a zero-tolerance policy on impaired driving.

Attractions

Enhance your travel plans with these activities and experiences.

Last updated: July 29, 2026