Brome-missisquoi wine route open house this weekend
The Brome-missisquoi Wine Route Open House Event takes place this weekend, Saturday, July 7, and Sunday, July 8, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.
As in previous years, the majority of the vineyards on the Wine Route are opening their doors and welcoming visitors to experience the unique event.
"Winemakers truly appreciate the day because they can share their passion, their knowledge, and their stories with their guests," said Richard Bresee of the Domaine Bresee Vineyard, "The Wine Route is a valuable asset, highlighting our region and making it stand out; it's important to value it."
A Personal Interaction with Winemakers
During the two days, winemakers themselves will welcome visitors and guide them through their facilities. It's truly a great opportunity to learn more about the vineyards which have become the pride of our region, from the artisans who established them. The event offers visitors the opportunity to get to know about the production of their delicious products, to know the history of each vineyard, and to get a sense of why these winemakers feel so passionate about their work.
Participating vineyards include:
•The Domaine des Côtes d’ardoise in Dunham
•The Domaine du Ridge in Saint-armand
•Le Château de cartes in Dunham
•Le Vignoble du Ruisseau in Dunham
•Léon Courville, vigneron in Lac-brome
•UNION LIBRE cidre et vin in Dunham
•Val Caudalies, vignoble et cidrerie in Dunham
•Vignoble Bromont in Brigham
•Vignoble Clos Ste-croix in Dunham
•Vignoble de l’orpailleur in Dunham
• Vignoble de la Bauge in Brigham
• Vignoble Domaine Bresee in Sutton
• Vignoble Gagliano in Dunham
•Vignoble l’ardennais in Stanbridge East
•Vignoble La Mission in Brigham
•Vignoble Les Trois Clochers in Dunham
An Experience for all the Senses
In addition to meeting winemakers, visitors are, of course, welcome to savor the fruits of their labor. Each vineyard will be served delicious-bite treats, generally locally produced, including cheeses, terrines, maple products and more.
The Brome-missisquoi Wine Route Open House offers a rich and rewarding experience in exquisite surroundings as you are welcomed by generous and enthusiastic hosts.
About the Brome Missisquoi Wine Route
The Brome-missisquoi Wine Route is a well-marked tourist route covering 140 km and grouping 22 vineyards which, all together, are responsible for 60 per cent of Quebec's wine production. Several epicurean stops, cycling routes, and magnificent points of view are also well identified. The Wine Route includes 19 of the 21 municipalities of the region.