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Puddicombe Estate Winery

Puddicombe Estate Winery

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1468 Hamilton Regional Rd 8, Hamilton, Ontario, L8E 5K9, Canada
(905) 643-6882 www.puddicombefarms.com
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Jun 30, 2018
It was great to pick cherries there. Lady at the winery provided good support with variety of vines and we found some interesting samples. Ended up with couple of bottles and did train ride at the end. Our son was excited. However, it feels like there are a lot of thing have to be managed as well, a lot of tractors and other mechanic parts spread across the farm.

Jul 9, 2017
Horrible customer service! Poor management, if two different priced tags didn't confuse you enough, you would be asked pay first before picking your cherry. Only one poor boy at gate who had to handle people in and out at same time. Manager like women jumped in when we waited the boy to pack our cherry. And we were told to be patiented with great rudeness. Please state your policy clearly so everyone could understand and have two people handle people in and out! Instead there were extra people inside orchard seems checking on customers. Not friendly place ,will never go again. And not recommended.

Sep 8, 2017
Got a bottle of cranberry fruit wine. Great staff. Animals were great. Lots to do and see.

Jan 12, 2017
Great local winery, love that they use fruit grown right on the farm.

Sep 20, 2014
Came to pick apples. Asked to buy an apple bag, was told to buy one out at the trees. Was also told the train rides were free. These were both NOT true. Train rides were 5$ per person and sitting in the back we could hear nothing. Also by the time we got to the apples we were told they were closed. Staff was very unhelpful. At least the playground was fun

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Opening Hours

Mon:9 am - 5 pm
Tue:9 am - 5 pm
Wed:9 am - 5 pm
Thu:9 am - 5 pm
Fri:9 am - 5 pm
Sat:9 am - 5 pm