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Quebec’s wine growers are centered around Montreal and Quebec City, with many independent, small-scale producers cultivating grape varieties unique to the cold weather that is found in this area. If you’re curious about where you should wet your whistle, a wine tasting Montreal tour can lead you to all the right places. Here are the ones we personally recommend.
| Tour | Location | Duration | Inclusions | Price | Book with |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small Group Quebec Wine Tour from Montreal | Quebec | 9 hours | Blind taste test, sample local cheeses, gourmet lunch | $97.73 | Viator |
| Ice Wine, Craft Beer and Cider Tour from Montreal with Exclusive Access | Quebec | 9 hours | Cider and food pairing, bilingual guide | $97.73 | Viator |
| Island of Orleans Food and Drink Tour | Island of Orleans | 3.5 hours | Vineyard and sugar shack, history and cultural lessons by guide | $44.95 | Viator |
| Charms and Vineyard Delights | Cowansville | 10 hours | Taste and tour three vineyards in the Eastern Townships, lunch | $189.99 | Viator |
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