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The Old Third Vineyard

The Old Third Vineyard

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4.6 Google Review
251 Closson Rd, Hillier, Ontario, K0K 2J0, Canada
(613) 471-0471 www.theoldthird.com
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Aug 29, 2017
This is one of the most quaint boutique wineries in all of PEC. One of the owners, Jens, was previously an interior designer which speaks to the whimsical, relaxing and beautiful space to relax and have a glass of Can Franc or Pinot Noir. Or their cider. The wines are a celebration of local terroir, never disappoints. Don't miss this gem, it's truly an authentic PEC experience.

Nov 22, 2017
These wines are something special. Do yourself a favour and stop here if you are even vaguely in the area

Apr 18, 2017
The place looked okay outside but the old building was still like a war zone with a lot of patches and stuff. The guy was so rude - when we entered the place there's some customers tasting wine so we decided to walk around the place. When they finished the guy went back to get more stuff, he saw us waiting and I even had eye contact with him! But he just said nothing and turn around and got his ass back to work! Are we ghosts? Or you just didn't bothered to deal with some Asians? The winery was actually a very small one with only 1 cider on the shelf, so we just leave and give them "la star" here in Google.

Aug 19, 2016
Beautiful barn setting, lovely pinot noir and cabernet franc.

Aug 4, 2014
Lovey old barn. Great wine

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Opening Hours

Mon:12 pm - 5 pm
Thu:12 pm - 5 pm
Fri:11 am - 5 pm
Sat:11 am - 5 pm