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Annapolis Valley · Wine Country

Visit the Valley Wineries

16 wineries across the Annapolis Valley, from Windsor to Bear River. Tap a name to visit their website, or Directions to get there.

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Info last checked October 18, 2026. Most tasting rooms move to shorter hours after Thanksgiving and some close for the winter, so check the website before you go.

Wolfville & Grand Pré

Nova Scotia’s first farm winery, with Le Caveau restaurant and an inn on site.

Mercator Vineyards

Wolfville

Small family winery on the dykelands just east of Wolfville. Tasting room open in summer.

Organic estate wines with a tasting room and restaurant overlooking the Minas Basin. Open Friday to Sunday this fall.

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Gaspereau Valley

Luckett Vineyards

Wallbrook

Famous for the red phone booth in the vines, plus a bistro lunch. Open Thursday to Sunday until December 20.

Benjamin Bridge

Gaspereau

Known across Canada for its sparkling wines and Nova 7. Open Wednesday to Sunday, 12 to 6.

A relaxed tasting room in the heart of the Gaspereau Valley, a few minutes from Wolfville.

Certified organic winery known for traditional-method sparkling wine. Wine shop open daily.

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Port Williams & Canning

A boutique winery on Church Street, open year-round.

Planters Ridge

Port Williams

Wines poured in a restored barn on Church Street, a short drive from Port Williams village.

Small-lot wines and vinous ciders on a family farmstead. Open Thursday to Saturday, 12 to 5.

Sparkling and still wines on the shore of the Minas Basin, near Cape Blomidon.

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Windsor & Avon River

Bent Ridge Winery

Windsor Forks

Winery and Bent Nail Brewery under one roof, with food. Open year-round, 11 to 7.

Avondale Sky Winery

Newport Landing

Wine and a restaurant above the Avon River. Closed for the season; delivery and curbside pickup available.

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Middleton to Bear River

Beavercreek Winery

Lawrencetown

Country winery and cafe near Middleton. Hours change with the season, so check before you go.

Hillside vineyard above the village of Bear River. Closed for the season; reopens the May long weekend.

Wine, cello and cider made from Nova Scotia fruit, just outside Bear River. Open June to October; tours by appointment.

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Please drink responsibly and plan a designated driver, or book a local wine tour.