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Buy For $25.00
| Regular Price: | $52.00 |
| You Save: | $27 |
| Discount: | 52% |
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wagjag is active!
- Expires December 31, 2013
- Not valid on weekends in September and October
- Unlimited buys
- Not valid for tours
- Does not include tax. No cash value. No cash back
- Includes a flight of 3 wines per person at Malivoire Wine Company, Megalomaniac and Vineland Estates and a flight of 4 wines per person at Fielding Estate Winery and Flat Rock Cellars
- Visit all venues at once or over several days
True wine lovers should know the difference between a Pinot and a Merlot, proper wine etiquette and which varietal pairs perfectly with their favourite delivery pizza. Taste the best of Niagara with today's WagJag: $25 for a tasting passport for two people at five wineries along the Niagara Escarpment (a $52 value).
Enjoy a flight of three wines per person with your voucher, valid for tastings at five Niagara Escarpment wineries. Take in picturesque vineyards and a total of 15 wine varieties during your visit; simply drop in during their business hours to treat your taste buds to an enlightening experience.
Fielding Estate Winery welcomes guests into The Wine Lodge, a modern, cedar-crafted building that overlooks Lake Ontario. Once inside, you'll taste four of their small lot wines made with 100% Niagara-grown grapes that have produced award-winning VQA whites and reds.
An eco-centric approach to winemaking is at the centre of Malivoire Wine Company, an innovative winery that operates with minimal environmental impact. Native trees and wildflowers attract a flurry of wildlife on this eco-friendly vineyard where you'll enjoy a flight of tastings overlooking their unique gravity-flow production facility.
Megalomaniac sits on a 96-acre site of the Vineland Upper Bench. Locals argue that it is the highest vantage point on the Niagara Escarpment, with the Toronto and Niagara Falls skylines both visible. The unique underground cellar allows access for guests to experience tasting underground in the midst of a substantive production and barrel-aging facility. Of note are the Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot single varietals, as well the Homegrown series of wines which is the fastest-growing Canadian VQA brand. Niagara veteran Sue-Ann Staff is the Wine-Master and liaison to sister property Chateau la Confession in St. Emilion, Bordeaux.
A stately stone tower greets guests at Vineland Estates Winery, a picturesque venue comprised of restored historic buildings including a Mennonite homestead dating back to the 1840s. Their wine is as awe-inspiring as their unique facility; you'll get to taste three of their vino varieties, each reflecting the essence of the Niagara escarpment and Vineland Estates' 30 years of winemaking experience. Plan your visit around lunch or dinner and take advantage of their one-of-a-kind on-site restaurant.
A hexagonal winery with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooks Flat Rock Cellars' vineyards where great wines are rooted in ideal topography on Niagara's Jordan Bench. Described as having an "infectious sense of fun," Flat Rock Cellars invites guests to become a part of their pretension-free winemaking process that's marked by a passionate team and the wonder of Niagara's rolling vineyards.
