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Wineries

Vignoble l’Ardennais

Vignoble l’Ardennais grows grapes at Stanbridge East, Quebec.

Where it sits

Vignoble l’Ardennais is at Stanbridge East in Quebec. Quebec has no geographic appellations in the way Ontario and British Columbia do: the province recognises just two reserved wine appellations, Vin du Québec and Vin de glace du Québec, and both are certifications a producer opts into rather than places on a map. We have no record that this winery holds either. How appellation systems differ across the country is covered on the Canadian wineries page.

What it grows

The winery works with Seyval, Marquette, Chardonnay, Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot noir, Chancellor and Geisenheim.

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

We hold no confirmed visitor information for Vignoble l’Ardennais. The table below is everything we have; if you run this winery we would be glad to correct it.

Also in Quebec: Vignoble Émile-Auguste, Vignobles Saint-Rémi. The full list is on the Quebec page.

What we hold on this winery

LocationStanbridge East
ProvinceQuebec
Appellationnot known
Sub-appellationnot known
Foundednot known
Vineyard areanot known
VarietiesChancellor, Seyval, Geisenheim, Marquette, Chardonnay, Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot noir

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