Wineries

Awesome place, friendly staff, beautiful scenery and good wine at good prices

Classy venue. Very NICE and helpful with tastings. Great Owners and staff! Highly recommend this winery!

Beautiful place. Very well thought out and professional. Chardonnay is awesome.

Amazing service! You MUST try out Corks confusion!

Good expert service. Make wine making easy (and tasty). Always give a friendly local experience. Large selection of wine and other items.

what a great little place, we decide to stop for a tasting of wine and we were treated like king and queen my wife and i enjoy it so much, special thanks to Kayla she was so good to explain every wine and the little story behind it, it was amazing we are from Casselman and we were treated like family , this girl was so nice and her knowledge so has her kindness was priceless , i left this winery with 17 bottles of wine and i cant wait to taste them all lol... THANKS KAYLA YOU MADE OUR EXPERIENCE UNIQUE...CANT WAIT TO GO BACK.

Great selection.

Good wine but tastings were super overpriced! Charged $5 for water, $30 for a pizza ... not great

Very sweet little winery! Went here today as part of the sandbanks winery tour for a friends bachelorette .

Beautiful spot with some good cider and friendly staff. They are also dog friendly if you are looking for somewhere to eat while you have your pup in tow. They will even bring a bowl of water out for your dog while you eat :-)

Too quick of a visit for a formal review, but a initial 5 star.

Cool place off of the beaten path. Great wine, great atmosphere with live music and a wood oven pizza. Dog and kid friendly which makes it perfect place for families.

Nice Family owned winery

Beautiful place. The Red Neck Yacht wine is delicious!

Decided to do some wineries and really enjoyed this place. Some really good local wines at good prices and amazing vinegars. I would highly recommend the blueberry flavored vinegar. They also have an employee who works there and burns the inside of the wooden barrels to add flavor. Very knowledgeable in explaining how they toast barrels depending on the type of alcohol to add the word flavor. They also have/serve wood burning oven pizza. Must try!!!

We visited about 8 different vineyards/wineries in Prince Edward County and Long Dog was by far our favourite. Not only was the wine amazing but the owner was super friendly and the atmosphere was great. Other wineries we visited were crowded, loud and there was no one to really give you info about the wines. But we were the only ones there on a Friday afternoon and it was such a great experience. We were able to try as many wines as we wanted for free if we bought 2 bottles and we ended up buying 4 bottles.

This winery has a relatively small tasting room, and some great award-winning wines! We had lots of fun at our tasting here.

An outstanding experience to say in the least. We arrived 2 minutes before closing on July 25th and were graciously welcomed. There is no pretension in this winery. They are there to present their excellent product: both wine and cheeses are paired beautifully. There are no tourist trappings here. Grapes are from the County, and the wine is of exceptional quality despite the moderate price. I would have paid doubled what they were asking for their bottles. Cheeses were phenomenal. Suffice to say, we tried three wines and cheeses, and bought all of them. Although it was past closing time, we were made to feel relaxed and in no rush. If you have to wait for service, be patient as it is soooo worth it!

I looked up this yarn store when visiting Kingston last summer. After finding it, I was excited by the beautiful display of yarns in store. Having recently rediscovered knitting, I shared my enthusiasm with the store owner. I had knit with Indie yarns (yarns dyed by small businesses). I was sharing a scarf I had made with yarn by Fleece Artist in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The store owner's was critical of small Canadian indie dyers, and supportive instead of large established yarn companies. She had nothing good to say about my favourite local yarn store, claiming the only good yarn store in the Ottawa area was her friend's store in Orleans.That's fine. I love yarn, and would have been open to buying indie yarn or yarn from established companies. However, the owner of the store became so verbally agressive towards me (as a sometime purchaser of indie yarn) that I left the store. I was really upset (and writing about this a year later). I would not go back, despite the beautiful stock.

Rosehall has become a de facto stop on all our PEC outings. Don't miss their cellar section where they offer older bottles.