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Casssis Monna & Fillies
1225 Chemin Royal
Saint-Pierre-De-Liile-D;Orleans
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The family traces it routes in winemaking back to 1872, in France, when Louis Monna founded the eponymous maison Louis Monna, which specialized in the distillery of fine wines and spirits in l'Hérault, France. In 1925, his daughter Louise took over the family business with her husband, and rebranded it Pin-Monna Successeur. , her brother Émile founded the Source Monnaguette, offering alcohols and lemonades. Proud of this heritage, his son, also Émile Monna, sails for Quebec. His son Bernard founded Cassis Monna & Filles.
Today, it is the 5th generation of the Monna family - sisters Catherine and Anne - who stand at the helm of their family business. Catherine and Anne Monna joined their father Bernard in the family trade nearly 15 years ago, after successfully launching the charming La Monnaguette restaurant and terrasse.
Bernard Monna is the first to produce black currant wines and Crème de Cassis here in Québec. He first arrived on Île d'Orléans in the early 70s and quickly settled into the area that was to become his home. The spot boasted the ideal microclimate for growing black currant - damp and well-drained soil protected from the spring frost due to its proximity to the river.
Cassis Monna & Filles currently cultivates 22 hectares of land and produces over 85,000 bottles per year - numbers that are sure to continue to grow. Heir to a long-standing family tradition, Bernard Monna is proud to be passing down his knowledge to his two daughters, Catherine and Anne, who will ensure that the tradition is carried on for years to come.
Black Current is their signature wine. Cassis Monna & Filles grows many varieties of black currants, including the Titania and the Ben Lomond.
The black currant is also perfectly adapted to harsh Quebec winters. The fruit is harvested over a two-week period in early August when the fruit is perfectly ripe and bursting with flavour.
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Clos Lambert
690, rte. de la Rivière-Etchemin
Lévis (St-Jean-Chrysostôme)
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A Medieval-themed vineyard owned by Raymond Lambert. Organic farming is practiced.
They produce a port style wine called Gente Dame. The Gentilhomme is a sweet red wine
Hypocras-type wine as it was made in medieval times and therefore contains a proprietary blend of spices.
Local artist works are displayed.
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Coop Des Producteurs Viticole Bourg-Royal
1910 rue des Érables
Charlesbourg, Québec
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As the name suggests, this is a cooperative with one vineyard, one winemaker but numerous owners. It is one of the oldest in Québec's modern wine history beginning in 1982. The winery is testing over 350 varieties. The Winemaker Gilles Tremblay, believes in classic white wine fermentation with a bit of pelliclaire maceration (skin contact). As for the Reds, he prefers a Beaujolais-style approach.
Winemaker: Gilles Tremblay
Philosophy: Classic white wine fermentation with a bit of skin contact. For the red a Beaujolais style approach.
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Domaine de la Source a Marguerite
3788, Chemin Royal
Ste-Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec
G0A 3P0
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Located on the shore of the St.Lawrence River witha breath taking view of the laurentian Mountains.This winery not only grows an extensive range of hardy grape varieties but also operates an apple orchard.
They have 3 hectares of vinyards all hybrides including Frontenac,Sabrevoie, Muscat and Leon Milot
They also produce fruit wines, ciders and liqueurs
Le Domaine de la source à Marguerite est un magnifique domaine familial de 62 hectares : vignoble, vergers, cuverie et jolie boutique d’époque; il est situé à 13 kilomètres à l’est du pont de l’Île, dans la paroisse de Sainte-Famille, sur le côté nord de l’Île d’Orléans. Situé en bordure du fleuve et sur les coteaux, le domaine jouit d’une vue époustouflante sur les Laurentides, le Mont Ste-Anne et le fleuve St-Laurent. À la boutique ou à la terrasse, dégustez les vins, cidres de glace, apéritifs, digestifs; ces 10 produits différents sont élaborés au Domaine à partir des fruits que nous cultivons. Le terroir spécifique de l’Île d’Orléans et le microclimat créés par la proximité du fleuve permettent de dégager un goût distinctif à nos produits en plus de faciliter la culture. Le Domaine s'est mérité plusieurs prix prestigieux pour la qualité de ses produits.
Le Domaine de la Source à Marguerite c’est une halte-vélo, un endroit splendide pour l’auto-cueillette de pommes et de poires; c’est aussi une participation aux vendanges, des visites de groupe guidées, des pique-nique en famille ou entre amis, des dégustations de vins et une multitude de possibilités ! Ouvert toutes les fins de semaine de l'année et 7 jours/7 de mai à octobre, la famille Drolet-Hébert se fera un plaisir de vous accueillir ! Parce qu’ici, le plaisir ça coule de source...
Picnic facilities
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Domaine des 3 Moulins
869, Route 138
Neuville , Québec
G0A 2R0
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located on the shores of the St. Lawrence River in Neuville in the Portneuf region of Quebec. Monick Valois and Pio Bégin acquire the land in 2001
The Mission of the owners and their team is to create a sustainable and profitable company that will be recognized by its peers and the community for its production of quality products. In the long term, they will create a one-of-a-kind wine tourism center that will become an inescapable asset for the entire Québec City and Portneuf region.
Le Domaine des 3 moulins est un magnifique vignoble situé sur les Rives du St-Laurent à Neuville dans la région de Portneuf au Québec.
The name translated is 3 Mills
Philosophy:
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Domaine des Météores winery
203, chemin du Lac-Grosleau (Route 317)
Ripon, (Qc)
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The biological vineyard of Domaine des Météores derives its name from lakes in the valley - which the local legend attributes to the fall of meteorites - to which the vineyard is leaned.
Le Vignoble biologique du Domaine des Météores tire son nom de lacs en cuvette – que la légende locale attribue à la chute de météorites – auxquels le vignoble est adossé.
Established in 2006, the vineyard is encamped due south on the slopes of the Petite-Nation River valley near Ripon. The Domaine des Météores has more than 12,000 feet of vines
Établi en 2006, le vignoble est campé plein sud sur les pentes de la vallée de la rivière Petite-Nation près de Ripon. Le Domaine des Météores compte plus de 12,000 pieds de vigne.
The owner is André Cellard
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Domaine l'Ange Gardien
6869, avenue Royale,
L'Ange-Gardien, Quebec
G0A 2K0
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The winery is located on the hills of L'Ange-Gardien, on beautiful Côte-de-Beaupré. Just a stone's throw from Quebec City, it is located on Royale avenue, which is also the "Route de la Nouvelle-France", and the "Marie-Hélène Prémont bicycle trail". The vineyard looks out onto Ile d'Orléans, and has a beautiful view on Quebec City to the west and the Mont Ste-Anne to the east.
In 2004, 4 friends decided to found a vineyard together in Quebec City! The site was crucial due to the harsh northern climate. The chosen land was laid out in Champlain's time according to the method of the French ranks. Long and narrow sloping towards the majestic St. Lawrence River, and exposed to the warm rays of the sun to the south. It benefits from the natural protection of the river and the slope to the south during the cold winter weather. The chore was intense!
The winery opened nov 2007. The winery is owned by four friends
Jean-Louis Crête, Daniel Desjardins Bruno Fortin and Denis Morrissette.
Today the property 3 hectares boasts approximately 18,000 vines, 300 apple trees, 600 cherry trees and one hectare in strawberries.
In 2010 they purchased Petit Pre Vineyard.
Signature wine
“L'ange Gardien” a fortified white wine (white porto style)
Winemaker: Jean-Louis Crête
winemaking philosophy: Provide quality products
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Domaine Mont Vézeau
365, Route 321
Ripon (Qc)
J0V 1V0
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In 2021 Marc Renaud new owner
In the spring of 2002 that the Foucault family acquired what would become a few years later the vineyard and strawberry Domaine Mont-VézeauLocated in the heart of the Petite-Nation, at the foot of Mont Vézeau. The vineyard is 9 acres, consists of a plantation of 9000 feet of vines of different red and white grape varieties.
In January 2008, Domaine Mont-Vézeau became the first vineyard to obtain a license to operate in the Petite-Nation region
In order to counter the extreme cold of winter, they have selected hybrid varieties whose hardiness allows them to survive at temperatures as low as -35 ° C.
White vines: Adelmina, Vandal Cliche, Frontenac gray, Frontenac blanc, Prairie Star, Louise Swenson.
Red grape varieties: Marquette, Frontenac red, Ste-Croix, Radisson, Sabrevoix, Pioneer.
they also grow strawberry. With 5 acres characterized by 6 varieties of strawberries as well as 5400 plants of raspberry. In order to extend the season, the Domaine has selected varieties ranging from early to late.
C’est au printemps 2002 que la famille Foucault fait l’acquisition de ce qui deviendra quelques années plus tard le vignoble et fraisière Domaine Mont-Vézeau. Afin d’avoir plus de visibilité, ils choisissent un endroit bien localisé et très accessible aux abords de la route 321. Dans son ensemble, le Domaine totalise une superficie de 75 acres.
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Domaine Small
261 Rue Saint Pierre,
Sainte-Agathe-de-Lotbinière,
QC G0S 2A0
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Le Domaine Small est situé à Ste-Agathe de Lotbinière au cœur de la région Chaudière-Appalaches sur la rive sud de Québec. Sur une superficie de 68 hectares, notre domaine est composé d'une érablière et d'un magnifique vignoble. En plus des produits de l'acériculture et de la viticulture, le Domaine Small se spécialise dans la fabrication de sirop de bouleau (bouleau jaune). Richard Small (propriétaire actuel) représente la 4ie génération de la famille Small à cultiver ce magnifique domaine.
Domaine Small is located in Ste-Agathe de Lotbinière in the heart of the Chaudière-Appalaches region on the south shore of Quebec City. On an area of 68 hectares, our estate is composed of a maple grove and a magnificent vineyard. In addition to maple syrup and winegrowing products, Domaine Small specializes in the manufacture of birch syrup (yellow birch). Richard Small (current owner) represents the 4th generation of the Small family to cultivate this beautiful estate.
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Domaine-Sainte- Famille
3788, Chemin Royal
Ste-Famille, Ile dOrleans, Quebec
G0A 3P0
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Located on the Island of Orleans stituated in the St Lawrence River south of Quebec city.Domaine Sainte -Famille produces wine and cider.The Domaine Sainte-Famille vineyard (formerly Domaine de la source à Marguerite) is a magnificent estate of 62 hectares: vineyard, orchards, winery and pretty period shop where tastings take place. Located on the banks of the river and on the hillsides, the estate enjoys a breathtaking view of the Laurentians, Mont Sainte-Anne and the St. Lawrence River.
Owned by Dominique Drolet and Christian.Hébert
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Îsle de Bacchus
1071 chemin Royal
Saint-Pierre-de-l'Île
d'Orléans Quebec
G0A 1N0
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Vignoble Îsle de Bacchus is a vineyard located in Saint-Pierre-de-l’Île-d’Orléans, Quebec, Canada . The vineyard was established in 1982 and is a pioneer in the history of Quebec viticulture . The vineyard is named after the old name given to Île d’Orléans by Jacques Cartier himself in 1535 when he baptized it “Isle de Bacchus” due to the abundance of wild vines he found there at the time . The vineyard currently operates 11 hectares of vineyards on the island, whose grape varieties are adapted to the climate of Quebec. The vineyard is named after the old name given to Île d’Orléans by Jacques Cartier himself in 1535 when he baptized it “Isle de Bacchus” due to the abundance of wild vines he found there at the time
Owned by Steve Boyer and Carol Primeau
The vineyards are located on the island's western slopes providing one of the provinces longer growing seasons.
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la Chaloise
545, Rang St-Eustache
Lotbinière (Québec) G0S 1S0 Canada
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The vineyard is owned by The Charlotte Charloise Reason and Charles L'Ecuyer, two citizens who received the call of the campaign after falling in love with the Lotbinière region. The wineries name is a combination of their two names.On their land, they produce wine varieties for northern climates but also a sublime black currant liqueur, syrup, jelly, jam and excellent fruit pastes
located 60km from Québec and 60km from Trois Rivières near of Fleuve St Laurent They have 153 acres. . Planting began in 1998 and ended in 2005. There are 3000 blueberry trees, 1000 blackcurrants, 500 other small fruit trees (currants, currants) and 7000 vines. This is where the real life of entrepreneurs/fruit growers begins. Over the years, the grapes have been transformed into wine, we offer our blackcurrants and blueberries for pick-your-own, and we transform blueberries, blackcurrants, currants and other berries into canned products. Since 2010 we have had consultants for viticulture and oenology. We believe that know-how is learned from specialists. Now, our products are recognized everywhere, and our wines are all medal-winning.
Le vignoble La Charloise appartient à Charlotte Reason et Charles L´Écuyer, deux citadins ayant reçu l´appel de la campagne après être tombés amoureux de la région de Lotbinière. Sur leur terre, ils produisent du vin de cépages pour climat nordique mais aussi une sublime liqueur de cassis, du sirop, de la gelée, de la confiture et d´excellentes pâtes de fruits.
Winemaker: Matteo Meglioli and Charles L'Écuyer
Philosophy: 100% Quebec with philosophy of Vignerons Independants du Québec
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Vignoble Ste -Petronille Vineyards
1A, chemin du Bout de l'Ile
Ste-Pétronille, (Québec), G0A 4C0
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The Ste-Pétronille Vineyard celebrates 17 years in buisness. Since 1990, we cultivate various types of vines that can resist our Quebec climate. The winery is owned by Nathalie Lane and Louis Denault . The vineyard is located 15 minutes from Quebec City and
only 2 km from the access bridge to Île d'Orléans.
The vineyard sits on a terrace overlooking the St Lawrence River and offers a beautiful view of Montmorency Falls.
The family were a general contractor in the field of major civil engineering and accounting works in a multinational retail company. With our 3 kids, running the business and the crazy amount of time we spent commuting, our schedule was just insane. One day, we did what many people dream of doing, which is to change their lives. We then liquidated the company, gave up our jobs and sold our house to embark headfirst on a new adventure, that of becoming winemakers.
Their wines include
Voile de la mariée (white wine),
Cuvée Ste-Pétronille (red wine)Bouquet d'Orléans (rosé wine) and
Vandal -Vin de glace-(ice wine)
They have added cider.
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Vignoble Mitan
2608, Chemin Royal
Sainte-Famille, Quebec
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Located less than one kilometer from the road of Mitan, the vineyard offers several products from more than 10 000 vine plants of different grape varieties. You will discover white, red, rosé wines, a late vintage, fortified wines and an ice wine that won the Victor Dietrich Grand Prix at the 2010 Nations Cup.
Situé à moins d’un kilomètre de la route du Mitan, le vignoble vous propose plusieurs produits issus de plus de 10 000 plants de vigne de différents cépages. Vous y découvrirez des vins blanc, rouge, rosé, une vendange tardive, des vins fortifiés et un vin de glace ayant gagné le grand prix Victor Dietrich à la Coupe des Nations 2010.
Owned by Marcellin Turcotte
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Vignoble la Cache a Maxime
265, rue Drouin, C.P. 929
Scott (Quebec)
G0S 3G0
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The vineyard covers an area of two and a half hectares. It includes more than 7000 vines, vines specially designed for our climate, divided into three grape varieties: Maréchal Foch, Sainte-Croix and Vandal-Cliche.
Restaurant and bar facilities available on the property.
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Vignoble Le Moulin du Petit Pre
7021 Avenue Royale
Château-Richer, QC G0A 1N0
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The Vineyard Petit Pre is located in Chateau-Richer at 7021 Royal Avenue, also known as the "Route of New France." The vineyard takes its name from the Petit Moulin du Pre, originally built in 1695. The winery i slocated in this historic stone mil.
The five-hectare vineyard was planted in 1997, primarily with Vandal Cliche grapes, whhic were developed in Quebec to withstand the cold winter months.
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Vignoble le Nordet
991, ch. Des Iles
Pintendre, Lévis, (Québec),
G6C 1B5
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The Vineyard is loctaed in a very enchanting spot on the edge of the river Etchemin.
Best of Category win at the Canadian Champion 2007 was their2005 "Late Harvest" from called Solstice d' Hiver.
Sébastien Boulet / Jessica Corriveau owners
Winemaker: Sébastien Boulet
Philosophy:
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We invite the wineries, cideries amd meaderies of Quebec to contact us and provide information, listing are free.
Nous invitons les caves, cidreries et meaderies du Québec à nous contacter et à nous fournir des informations, les inscriptions sont gratuites.
- Wineries of Île d'Orléans.
- 1. Vignoble Ste-Petronille
- 2. Cassis Monna & Filles
- 3. Isle de Bacchus Vinery
- 4. Vignoble du Mitan
- 5. Saint-Pierre Le Vignoble
- 6. Domaine Sainte-Famille
- 7. Domaine Orléans
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