Mark Kuess

9.0

One of my favourite PEC Pinot Noir’s !! — 7 years ago

with Jenn

Ian Driscoll

9.0

Kicks the ass of the one in the LCBO. — 8 years ago

Vin d’Ottawa

9.0

Early tastes seem subtle. More sipping reveals earthy tartness. — 8 years ago

with Gillian

Simon Wathier

9.0

Excellent local winery. One of the first established in Prince Edward County. — 9 years ago

Stacey

9.5

Prince Edward County wines are fantastic! This is one of my many favs from Sandbanks — 9 years ago

Jeremy Goldberg

9.1

Beautiful creamy white sparkling from Prince Edward County. Mix of Vidal and Riesling. — 9 years ago

Kyle Doucet-Walter

8.9

Serious nose filled with black cherry candy, clove, cola and dried herbs. Approachable tannins and tame acidity. Maybe a bit too much rs/extraction but not enough to be dislikeable. — 10 years ago

Vin d’Ottawa

9.2

Celebrating Canada Day with the Cru X from Exultet Estates. Light with a hint of dryness. — 10 years ago

with Gillian

Ian Driscoll

8.9

A bright little Pinot. We bought a couple, and pinots are not usually our wines of choice. — 10 years ago

Salvatore A Cicciarella

9.5

This is one of my summer favourites! — 10 years ago

Anthony Pro

9.0

Best wine here. Dry. A lot of depth. — 7 years ago

Vin d’Ottawa

9.6

Deceptively subtle, light, intriguing... the best of Prince Edward County Pinot Noir. — 7 years ago

with Gillian

Jonathan Steeves

9.0

Tasted 2014 vintage Sept 2016. Wonderful bright acidity, medium body, orange blossom, stone fruit, hint of citrus, with a spectacular aroma of caramel corn on the nose. @jonsteeves rated 90/100. #pec — 9 years ago

Evan Keaschuk

9.3

Year after year, such top quality. Bright and fresh with nice yeasty notes. Really great example of Ontario and Prince Edward County sparkling — 9 years ago

Evan Keaschuk

9.5

So solid. Bright, mineral, fresh with a nice texture. This is what Prince Edward County chard is all about. Excellent 1st vintage from one of Ontario's best agents — 9 years ago

Alex Alan

Wine Director Hotel Delmano

9.1

2009. Soft, balanced, elegant Pinot Noir. Kind of tastes like an Oregon Pinot and a red Burgundy made a baby. If I am nitpicking my one note is that it's missing a little acid which would give it some pop at this stage in its life. But it's tasty stuff, no doubt. — 10 years ago

Jess Mitchell

9.3

"New favourite!" — 10 years ago

Ian Driscoll

9.0

Best of the wineries we visited in PEC. Tried three wines, all great. — 10 years ago

Charlie Friedmann

8.9

Drinkability. — 10 years ago

TheOrganicsLife

9.9

One of the best Bacos tasted — 11 years ago

Jocelyn

9.3

Ripe berries, hint of vanilla, with a perfect balance of tannins — 7 years ago

Vin d’Ottawa

9.2

Apparently one of the winemakers is sick. Wishing a quick recovery.

A wonderful wine. Slightly earthy and a strong cherry flavour. — 8 years ago

with Gillian

Ali Hewitt

9.4

Perfect with the $40 worth of steak we bought at Costco — 9 years ago

jarred gild

Head Wine Buyer Western Market

9.3

one of the best north american pinot noirs i've ever had.... — 9 years ago

with Personne

Stephen Becker

9.0

A dusty Clint Eastwood rides a horse made of cranberry Jolly Ranchers into a pink sunset, following a stagecoach trail, squinting towards a future full of vengeance. — 9 years ago

Amanda Yanagisawa

9.4

Um yum! Good in coffee, really enjoyed it on the rocks(very sweet that way) reminds me of the boozy chocolates — 9 years ago

Jan Walker

8.9

Very nice - especially considering that it was the fourth of the evening and followed a French 1er Cru Clos de Vougeot. ABV 12. Ontario's Prince Edward Country. Nice balance, plus some fruit. With Gordon, Chris, Gail. — 10 years ago

Lindsay Corrigan

9.4

2011 Vintage - Great wine this was a wonderful surprise from PEC. I knew this region was well known for great Pinot Noirs ...but I should have known the area's Chardonnay could blow me away also. Balanced with Fresh pear, butter curds and finishes with a tart-ness of lemon that cleanses palate. — 10 years ago

James Guarascio

9.2

Earthy, great. That's all. — 10 years ago

Stephen Becker

9.6

You wake up in the house you used to live in, the colours both de- and super-saturated at the same time. You stumble down the stairs, and the feel of the red shag rug under your feet (where did that come from?) is the best. That feeling in you chest? Joy.  — 11 years ago