Join Us For A Fun & Educational Wine Tour
County Sips Wine Tours
We are preparing for the 2022 season.
To book tours in 2022, Email: [email protected] for booking details.
Join us for a Sommelier guided Wine Tour of Prince Edward County
- Your Tour includes tastings at 4 Wineries (a craft brewery, cider house or distillery can be included). We can accommodate your requests.
- Lunch at either the Waupoos Market, a picnic lunch from PICNIC PEC or wood fired pizza & salad at Norman Hardie Winery ($25 Extra). A beverage is included with all.
- Return transportation from your choice of pick up point and drop off in Kingston or PEC
- Tours depart from 9 am and run approximately 9 hours from Kingston.
Rates
- Groups of 6 for a private tour. Cost $175 + tax per person
- Groups of 4 for a private tour. Cost $195 + tax per person
- Group of 2 for a private tour. Cost $600 + tax per person
- A 25% deposit is required to hold your reservation
- We will be following ALL COVID-19 restrictions, VACCINATION PASSPORTS are required
- Payment can be made by Etransfer or credit card.
- Cancellation Policy – You will receive your deposit back, minus a $50 administration fee, should you cancel up to 48 hours prior to your tour date. A cancellation occurring within 48 hours of your tour date, will incur a $50 administration fee plus all associated nonrefundable expenses.
Hotel Packages in Kingston
The packages for 2022 will be available in the New Year.
Gift Certificates
Give the Gift of a Wine Tour to the wine lovers in you life. Email: [email protected] for GC details.
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Judgement of Kingston 2021
November 6th
Following a careful tasting and deliberations the three judges –Toronto sommeliers Renee Sferrazza & Leah Spooner, and Kingston’s own Ian Nicholls–declared the County’s Harwood Estate Vineyard 2018 as #1, followed by another County wine, Hubb’s Creek 2017 Pinot Noir, with 3rd place going to Unsworth’s Pinot Noir 2019 from British Columbia.
The #1 choice following audience balloting was Burrowing Owl 2019 Pinot Noir from British Columbia, with the Harwood and Unsworth wines coming second and third in the public rankings.
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