The Brome-Missisquoi Wine Route snakes through the heart of winemaking in Quebec, with 23 vineyards. Whether you explore this 140 km route by car or bike, you’re guaranteed fascinating wines and lively chats with local winemakers. Here are five vineyards worth visiting – all within 15 minutes of Bromont.

Léon Courville, vigneron – Brome Lake

Exceptional wines comparable to the European greats. 100,000 vine plants on nearly 40 acres. Warm welcome, zen atmosphere, and breathtaking mountain and lake views. Open year-round. Be sure to try the sparkling wine, winner of several prestigious awards.

Vignoble Bromont, Auberge & Boutique – Brigham

Guided tastings of wines sustainably farmed since 2008. Reds, rosés, and whites with an authentic Quebecois aroma, unfiltered and produced in the most natural way possible. For the full experience, stay at the cozy rustic inn, open year-round.

Vignoble du PicBois – Brigham

Local wines from grape varieties not widely grown in Quebec soil, including Seyval Blanc, Vidal, Syrah, and Pinot. The vineyard opened in early 2023 and is the only one in the region producing 100% Syrah wines. The stunning panoramic sunset views are ideal for special events and memorable picnics.

Domaine ValBrome – Brome Lake

Commented tastings of wines and ciders in the estate’s boutique, on the front terrace, marquee, or picnic terrace. A bucolic and intimate setting nestled in the heart of a valley near Bromont. The personalized welcome will make you feel right at home.

La Belle Alliance, vignoble – Shefford

Guided tours with the winemaker-owners, always eager to share their anecdotes and passion for wine, gastronomy, and history. An idyllic setting where the barn, lake, and Breton villa blend into the surrounding mountains. Vines are grown with minimal intervention and respect for the environment in Shefford’s rocky lands, producing grapes of a distinctly unique aroma.