What's Happening

Daily Tour @ 1 pm

Want to learn all about our favourite subject? Come for a tour! Every day at 1 pm, year round, we conduct a tour of the farm that concludes with a tutored wine tasting. It's a great way to discover all you ever wanted to know about cranberries and sample wines from Muskoka! $5/person

Winter Adventures

Click here for a Winter Adventure Coupon!

Looking for ways to beat the winter blues? We can help!

Come for a Tour & Wine Tasting
Snowshoe on The Cranberry Trails (use of the trails is free!)
Rent snowshoes ($10/adult, $5/kid)
Shop in the Cranberry Emporium

Group Adventures available!

Up-Coming Shows

Come visit us at one of these exciting events!

Toronto Wine & Cheese Show - March 16-18

Hamilton Food & Drink Fest - March 23-25

Waterloo Region Food & Wine Show - April 26-29

Bon Appetit Ottawa - May 2

Celebrate Winter!

What better way to warm up your winter than with our Red Maple Dessert wine? Check out these delicious cocktails:

Muskoka Kir

Pour an ounce or two of 2009 Red Maple Dessert Wine into a champagne flute. Top with sparkling wine, and drop in a frozen cranberry. Serve with family and friends. Cheers!

Muskoka Martini

Take one part 2009 Red Maple Dessert Wine and one part vodka. Pour into a martini glass and serve with frozen cranberries instead of olives. Serve with family and friends after a day on the trails. Cheers!

Year-Round Hours:

9-5 Mon-Sat, 11-4 Sun

We're open 360 days a year!

Winery News

I now have an assistant winemaker! Not only is he helping me with shows (check out our up-coming shows on the left) but we're also working on some exciting new ideas. How does Blueberry Vermouth sound? What about Sparkling Cranberry Wine (Cranpagne?). Stay tuned for further updates.

Meanwhile, watch for upcoming releases of our 2011 Framberge, our 2011 Oak Aged Wild Blueberry Wine and our Spritzer!

For details on wine releases, check out our Facebook page - or message me on Twitter!

Matt French, Winemaker

Farm News

There's an old farming adage that says, "There are only two good crops - 1952 and next year." Well, 2011 turned out to be a good year, and now we're working on next year. The buds for the 2012 crop set in August, so we have to make sure they survive the winter.

We've been flooding the marsh to freeze the vines in ice so they stay safe and dormant all winter. While the vines are sleeping, we have to plow the snow off the beds. Keeping the beds clear ensures the frost is driven deep in the ground to keep the vines dormant.

Meanwhile, we're also keeping the trails groomed and the pond cleared for ice skating. There's lots to do here - even in winter!

Join me on Facebook and Twitter for up-to-the-minute information.

Murray Johnston, proprietor & farmer

Store News

There are lots of reasons to plan a trip to the farm!

Unique gifts - in addition to our wine and cranberry products, our store is full of things to discover, like cranberries for the birds, nature gifts for kids and even flip-flop bottle openers!
Daily Tour at 1 pm - every day all winter, we'll be doing a tour and tutored wine tasting at 1 pm
Snowshoe trails and rentals - looking for a way to love winter? Try snowshoeing around our picturesque farm. Use of the trail is free! You can even rent snowshoes!

Join me on Facebook and Twitter for information on what's happening at the farm & winery.

Wendy Hogarth, proprietor & sommelier