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Spirit Hills Honey Winery

Spirit Hills Honey Winery

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2380 Drive WestMillarville, Millarville, Alberta, T0L 1K0, Canada
(403) 933-3913 www.spirithillswinery.com
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Sep 5, 2018
Theirs is a story that delights and inspires, just like their wines do. Family owned and operated making wine that is masterful and thoughtfully crafted to pair with foods. They are in stores all over and a must try for anyone wanting to drink delicious and unique wine. Google "Spirit Hills on The Redneck Gourmet Show" to see their story. 2 years later, I'm still buying their wine - it is THAT good!

Jun 23, 2018
Beautiful winery. Hugo was very knowledgeable leading the tour. All of the wines taste great.

Sep 28, 2017
I recently decided to ask my girlfriend of almost 5 years to marry me. After much contemplation as to how to pop the question, I came across Spirit Hill Winery in Millarville, AB. I loved that they were a local wine producer that also happened to be approaching their 5 year anniversary. I was also intrigued by how they make their wine: HONEY! As my girlfriend adores wine and honey/bees it was the ideal choice. Upon letting the owner’s Ilse and Hugo in on my intentions, they were ecstatic to help me with my proposal. They were incredibly accommodating in helping me set up my engagement even after closing hours. Ilse and Hugo treated us to an informative wine tour and provided us samples of the 5 best wines that we have ever tasted. We will continue to enjoy their unique and exquisite wines for years to come. The amount of passion they have put into creating their wines, as well as, my engagement plan, was extraordinary. They truly made my engagement special. She said yes! The wine may have helped ;)

Aug 8, 2017
Had a great time at Spirit Hills with their winery tour. The wine is excellent and the staff were friendly. I recommend the experience.

Dec 26, 2017
purchased the wine our YMM Fall Trade show (a white wine) had to dump it out as the smell was horrible and the taste was even worse. I asked a friend to smell and taste the wine and we both felt it had gone bad. So much for wine for christmas dinner. I have not tried the other 7 bottles but hope they are worth the money

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