Bear River Vineyards and Winery - Bear River, Nova Scotia
N 44° 35.083 W 065° 38.316
20T E 290540 N 4940206
A small vineyard and winery in the Bear River valley, Nova Scotia.
Waymark Code: WMG1JN
Location: Nova Scotia, Canada
Date Posted: 01/01/2013
Views: 5
While out for a jaunt in the beautiful Nova Scotia countryside we happened upon this beautiful little place. While one of our junior team members was more interested in trying to catch frogs in the little pond by the vines, Mr. and Mrs. Trail Blaisers went inside for a taste. And we liked what we found. We returned home with a bottle of the Riesling. Bear River also makes a Chardonnay, Baco Noir and Pinot Noir.
From the winery website: Bear River is a maritime climate paradox. There is calm air, exceptional summer sun and no fog. These conditions create a vineyard climate found in few areas of eastern Canada. The vineyard environment and aspect in Bear River ripens eight varieties of vinifera. Well drained glacial soil and steeply sloping rows, warmed by the inland flow of the sea creates an ideal vineyard climate.
Winery Size: Boutique < 500 Cases
Attached vineyard?: yes
Tasting Room Available?: yes
Days and hours of operation: 7 days per week
Charge for tasting?: 0.00 (listed in local currency)
Tours Available: yes
Cost of Tour: 0.00 (listed in local currency)
Phone #: 902-467-4156
Address:
133 Chute Road, Bear River, Nova Scotia, B0S 1B0
Winery, Wine Cooperative, or Tasting Center's Website: [Web Link]
Types of wines:
Riesling, Chardonnay, Baco Noir, Pinot Noir
Best Wine Tasted: Riesling
Rate the Best Wine Tasted: 
Price per Bottle: 16.00 (listed in local currency)
2nd Best Wine Tasted: Baco Noir
Rate the 2nd Best Wine Tasted: 
Price per Bottle #2: 18.00 (listed in local currency)
Winery Club: Not listed
Wine Club Description:: Not listed
Overall Comments:: Not listed
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