Malagash Peninsula
Come explore the shores of the Malagash Peninsula!
While working your way up to the Malagash Peninsula, stop in at Shubenacadie for an adrenaline-inducing experience we call Tidal Bore rafting. It will really help drill home why the tides have such a huge impact on the wines and why we named the province’s signature white wine Tidal Bay. Experience this exceptional style of wine for yourself at Jost Vineyards. The province’s largest winery and a pioneer of the industry. Their Seagrape Café is the perfect place to assess the theory of what grows together, goes together. The menu has several seafood options available to match with their coastal-inspired wines.
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Avon River Valley
The drive through lush green rolling hills evokes a European feel, especially the panoramic view from the Lost Bell Wines tasting room. Bask in the sun at this warm Nova Scotia vineyard and enjoy a lively white. Conclude your day at Avondale Sky, learning how a retired church became their tasting room. With wines like Bliss and Nirvana, Avondale Sky offers a divine finish.
Gaspereau Valley
Start your Gaspereau Valley wine tour at Gaspereau Vineyards by parking and picking up a bike. Cycle 6 minutes to Benjamin Bridge, renowned for sparkling wine, and visit their newly renovated tasting room with valley views. Next, cycle up the hill to Luckett Vineyards for lunch, learning about their buried wine line, and call home from the authentic London phone booth. For insight into organic viticulture, visit L'Acadie Vineyards. Conclude your day back at Gaspereau Vineyards for a glass and snack on their vine-side patio, enjoying their dry Muscat.
LaHave River Valley
Drive the south shore, soaking in rocky coastline views. Explore how the unique terroir of this oldest North American grape-growing region influences distinctive wines. Taste the rocky Drumlin Hills' impact, surrounded by serene lavender gardens. This idyllic area is within five miles of three of the province's most beautiful beaches.
