Grape growing in Ontario, explained · on the web since 2000

Wineries

Domaine de Grand Pré

Domaine de Grand Pré grows grapes at Grand Pré, in the Annapolis Valley appellation of Nova Scotia. It dates its founding to 2000.

Where it sits

Domaine de Grand Pré is at Grand Pré, and its fruit falls inside Annapolis Valley, one of the recognised growing areas of Nova Scotia. What a geographic claim means on a label differs by province — the Canadian wineries page sets out how.

What it grows

The winery works with Chardonnay, Baco and Castel.

Where a grape has a page here, it covers how that variety behaves in Canadian conditions: the heat it needs to ripen, the Brix it reaches, and where it is planted.

Visiting

wine shop open Monday to Saturday 10am to 6pm, Sunday 11am to 6pm, with daily public tours and a tasting bar

Also in Nova Scotia: Gaspereau Vineyards, Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards. The full list is on the Nova Scotia page.

What we hold on this winery

LocationGrand Pré
ProvinceNova Scotia
AppellationAnnapolis Valley
Sub-appellationnot known
Founded2000
Vineyard areanot known
VarietiesBaco, Castel, Chardonnay

Compiled from the winery's own website (source), checked October 2026. Corrections welcome.