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455 Seacliff Dr, Kingsville, Ontario, N9Y 2K5, Canada

(519) 733-6551 www.peleeisland.com

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Rhonda Mee

Jul 5, 2018

My family and I did the tour and wine tasting ($5.00)! The price was unreal (In a good way)....it included a wine glass, 4 wine tastings per person, and a tour. You also gained a little knowledge about wine tasting and wine making. They even let you taste the grape juice. The tour guy (Young gentlemen) was a wonderful guide. He was patient and made our experience here enjoyable!

Lauren McCullough

Jun 18, 2018

The wine is always great. The atmosphere outside is a little lackluster, though. The patio is great but the views could be better. Inside is really cool, lots of wine on display and a big tasting bar. The tour was really interesting as well.

Christina Furfaro

Jun 10, 2018

Visit was great...girls behind the tasting bar were friendly and knowledgeable. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because of a lady who I believed was the manager...short with blonde hair and glasses. As we were cashing out our selected bottles she was visibly annoyed with a wedding party that had come in a little later than expected for their tasting. She (quite loudly) explained to us that the wedding party was half an hr late and they would "just have to wait" because the tour was about to start at 4pm and "these people take priority over the wedding party because they paid". Um...you don't think the wedding cost anything!?...very rude.

Richard Carter

Jun 11, 2018

The wine shop here is really nice. Well laid out. It is large, bright and spacious with a great selection of their wine as well as an uncramped and roomy tasting area. Pelee Island has won many awards in wine competitions here and internationally as well. Their baco noir is just amazing. Delicious. I love it. I also like their "Lola" just in time for summer sipping or served with dessert. A nice selection of wine related items as well as things such as hats and funny tee shirts. Well worth a visit.

Carli Lamb

Jun 3, 2018

This could be a 5 star if I didn't have the experience of the manager(Short blonde hair and glasses?). A group of girls including myself went over to enjoy the winery. As we arrived we noticed there was a marathon which was great because that would mean more people going to the winery. We walked in and the girls working behind the bar were super excellent and knowledgeable about the wine we were trying. We picked out the bottles of wine we enjoyed, purchased them and sat in the barrel(There's big wine barrels with a booth in them! Super cool!). My group can get loud(what girls can't? haha) hence why we secluded ourselves in this barrel not to disturb anyone. As we were enjoying our time people would open the door and state how cool the barrel was asked for pictures and some joined us for a drink. So the door was constantly being opened. The manager told us earlier that there would be a line of people since there was a barbeque and we told her that's fine since we were content in the barrel, the other one was located right near the fryer and the patio had no seats. She was extremely rude and left us be. The second encounter she angrily opened the door and started "Girls out of the barrel. Nope get out, you've had enough time in there". We again stated the same thing so she told us "you need to keep this door closed" it was hard to do that when people were opening it and looking in and there was no handle inside to shut it! She stood directly outside of our barrel for almost the rest of our time there. Completely unpleasant lady. There were people coming up to us saying how unpleasant she was to us and how rude she was so it obviously wasn't just us thinking that. There was never a line up outside of our barrel either. Completely unnecessary the way we were treated. Beautiful place. Awful manager.

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