Canada’s Top Wine and Wine Touring Regions from Coast to Coast Nova Scotia

L'Acadie Vineyards (Photo: Chris Murphy)

: Vineyards and buildings at Garry Oaks Winery on Salt Spring Island (Photo: Tourism BC/Adrian Dorst)

: Photo: Daniel Fortin

: Photo: Megan Mallen

: Photo: courtesy of Quails’ Gate Estate Winery

: Photo: Jeff Speed/Ontario Tourism

: Photo: MMarsolais

: Photo: John Kannenberg

: Waupoos Estates Winery (Photo: R. Lissia/Ontario Tourism)

: Photo: Arnaud Anciaux

: L’Acadie Vineyards (Photo: Chris Murphy)

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Nova Scotia

The province may not be one of Canada’s best-known wine regions, but Nova Scotians have been making wine since the 1600s, making it possibly the oldest. One of the best things about visiting Nova Scotia wineries: catch-of-the-day seafood pairings.

Wineries: About 20, including L’Acadie Vineyards, Jost Vineyards and Domaine de Grand Pré, whose Stutz hard apple cider is also excellent.

L’Acadie Vineyards (Photo: Chris Murphy)

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Canada’s Top Wine and Wine Touring Regions from Coast to Coast