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Quebec's cold, northern climate is not ideal for grape vines, but that hasn't kept enterprising vintners from producing classic wines. Most of the wineries in Quebec are small and clustered south of Montréal close to the border of Vermont. The small quantities of wine mean that they are normally only sold at the wineries... along with maple syrup, apple cider and other local products. Touring the wineries in this province is a unique experience. Above, Vignoble Les Pervenches in Farnham, Quebec.

Wines of Canada - Quebec Pages - The entire list of Quebec wineries with location and contact info, brief overviews and links where available.

L'Orpailleur - With info, in French only, about their history, wines and apéritifs, tours and tastings, and onsite restaurant, location and contact info.

Blue Wine Directory - Quebec - Here you'll find a selection of wineries and Quebec wine focused sites including one Maplery, where maple wine is produced. There is an English or French option.

Vignoble Les Pervenches - With profiles of their red and white wines, photo gallery, map and directions. In French only.

A Toast - To the burgeoning successes of Quebec wine - The Ottowa Express features a visit to L'Orpailleur and a few insights into the history and future of the winemaking industry in La Belle Province.