Niagara-On-The-Lake Wine Tour
2026 Niagara-On-The-Lake Wine Tour
June 27, 2026 – Bus Pk-up & Drop Off – Vaughan Mills Mall
Grab your girlfriends (or come solo and make new ones) — we’re heading to wine country.
Join us for a beautifully curated day in Niagara-on-the-Lake featuring four hand-selected wineries, a relaxed lunch stop, and round-trip private transportation from Toronto. No driving. No organizing. No “who’s booking it?” group chat chaos. Just a full day of vineyard views, guided tastings, laughter, and effortless connection.
We’ll start the morning with private coach pickup in Toronto before heading into the heart of Niagara wine country. Throughout the day, you’ll enjoy curated tastings at four unique wineries — from charming boutique estates to stunning vineyard properties — each offering its own flavour, story, and atmosphere.
Midday, we’ll pause for a reserved lunch at a local winery or scenic restaurant, giving you time to relax, refuel, and soak in the views.
Registration Costs
Niagara-On-The-Lake Wine Tour cost is $250 + HST
Here’s the breakdown and what is Included:
* Round Trip Coach Bus Transportation from Vaughan Mills Mall
(There can be a 2nd pickup/drop-off at The Gateway at Glendale/QEW for those who live near Niagara – price remains the same)
* Stops and Tastings at 4 different regional wineries (all tasting fees included)
* Lunch at Queenston Mile Vineyard (Salad & Wood-Fired Gourmet Pizza)
* Rustic Mama Host: A friendly, familiar face to guide the day, coordinate transitions, and keep the energy fun and welcoming.
* All touring costs (fuel, driver’s gratuity, etc)
The Wineries
Between the Lines Winery
Housed inside Niagara’s iconic “Big Red Barn,” Between the Lines Winery offers a relaxed and welcoming introduction to the region’s wine scene. This family-run winery blends old-world techniques with modern creativity, producing wines that are both approachable and full of character. Guests can enjoy a guided tasting in the rustic barn-style space while overlooking the surrounding vineyards. Known for favourites like Riesling, Cabernet Franc, and Icewine, Between the Lines captures the laid-back spirit of Niagara wine country while still delivering beautifully crafted wines.
Queenston Mile Vineyard
Perched along the scenic St. David’s Bench, Queenston Mile Vineyard offers one of the most polished and picturesque experiences in Niagara. The sleek, modern winery overlooks rolling vineyards and the dramatic Niagara Escarpment, creating a setting that feels both sophisticated and serene. Here, we’ll pause for lunch on the vineyard grounds, featuring a fresh salad and gourmet wood-fired pizza, paired perfectly with the surrounding wine country views. Specializing in small-lot wines that highlight Niagara’s cool-climate strengths—particularly Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and sparkling wines—Queenston Mile is the perfect place to slow down, savour great food, and enjoy one of the most scenic spots in the region.
Bella Terra Vineyards
Tucked away in the quiet countryside of Jordan Station, Bella Terra Vineyards is a charming, family-owned winery known for its warm hospitality and intimate tasting experience. Surrounded by orchards and gently rolling vineyards, it feels like discovering a hidden gem in Niagara’s Twenty Valley. Bella Terra focuses on small-batch wines made from locally grown grapes, including Riesling, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir, and Icewine. Guests are invited to relax, savour the flavours of the region, and enjoy the slower pace that makes this stop such a favourite among wine lovers.
Lakeview Wine Co.
Lively and energetic, Lakeview Wine Co. brings a fun and social twist to the Niagara wine experience. Known for its wide selection of wines and playful spirit, this winery produces everything from crisp whites and bold reds to sparkling wines and creative blends. The atmosphere is upbeat and welcoming, making it a favourite stop for groups looking to taste a variety of styles in a relaxed setting. It’s the perfect place to raise a glass, discover a new favourite wine, and enjoy the vibrant side of Niagara’s wine country.
Schedule
Here’s the breakdown of the timeline: