If you are even remotely interested in wine, you must make time for this magnificent vineyard—which also happens to be a 19th-century European-Quebec archeological site. Monick Valois and Pio Bégin acquired the land in 2001, and now there are approximately 10,000 feet of Vine that produce thousands of bottles of wine.
You can come here for amazing wine tastings, relaxed picnics on the terrace, and strolls around the estate. You may become more intoxicated by the beauty and peaceful atmosphere than by the wine.
You can visit during opening hours, but guided tours are only from Tuesday to Sunday (and by appointment). It is always best to contact them to confirm that they are open!
