vignoble ste-petronille

The first place we stopped when we arrived on the Island of D'Orleans just outside of Quebec City was this winery. We had been on the road for a while, and were looking for a break. What a great find - the wines we tasted were quite interesting, and the staff were very knowledgeable about their products. The views from the deck of the winery tasting room were expansive, looking out over the vineyards and beyond - you can even see the famous Chutes Montmorency in the distance -- so beautiful. And then, an even better find: on site, they had a food truck casual restaurant. We stayed for lunch and it was delicious! There is a covered terrasse, were you can enjoy lunch with your wine tasting. I had a wonderful beef sandwich and my partner enjoyed shrimp on an ancient grain salad. Amazing! After lunch we bought a bottle of wine to enjoy back at our B&B after touring the island. This place was a great find - I recommend you stop in and enjoy!

My fiancé and I stopped by here while on a leisurely drive around the island. Being near the bridge, it was our first stop (very easy to find) but I can honestly say it was my favorite! The staff, who spoke both French and English, were extremely helpful and welcoming! We sampled 4 of their wines (my favorite by far was the white wine with black current) and bought a few bottles to take home as souvenirs. Everything was reasonably priced. The vineyard itself is stunning, set right near the river. We will definitely recommend this place to anyone we know traveling to Quebec and hope to visit again in the future! Thank you for the experience!

This wineyard has all the specialities, red wine ,white wine and the reknown icewine.Has a nice restaurant with it and a taste area where you can taste two wines for free, if you like more to taste you have to pay extra.

We've been to over 50 wineries, though we are by no means experts on wines. Still, we know what we like, we've experienced lots of tasting rooms, and with all the high reviews we expected more. The wine was so-so at best, and the hostess pretty blah. The Kir wasn't bad, but beyond that, nothing else excited us. We'd skip this one and try one of the others on the island.

We pass by Vignoble Ste-Petronille in August 2013 with my mother and we really appreciate the friendly staff and of course de "dégustation de vin".Delicious and entertaining.

Our tour was delivered by the co-owner. She was knowledgeable and experienced in wineries and tours. Her stories were personable and authentic. The wine was delicious and delivered with a grand view of the river and vineyards. The view of the falls was just perfect.

We did a biking tour with a bike company who took us from Quebec City to the islands. On the islands we got the bike and could start cicling. You have several routes with different kilometers. We did the small tour (around 20 k) as we did wine tasting and chocolate tasting. The winery Vignoble Ste-Petronille had good wines but even better food. And the terrace offers amazing views. We had good fun on this island!

This is a small winery with excellent wine. It is very picturesque with the spectacular Montmorency Falls as the vista. The wine is good and there is an attached deck where you can order food from a truck that is supposedly owned and operated by one of Quebec City's finer restaurants. The food was excellent, the staff was very attentive and friendly. I found their red wine similar to a Rose' and their white fruity similar to a Sauvignon blanc. Their other white was more woody. I know the wine snobs out there are raising an eyebrow at my simplistic descriptions. Quoting a well known wine connoisseur, "A good wine is one you enjoy!". I enjoyed all of their wines but the fruity white are the bottles that came home with me. I recommend you visit this winery.

Our innkeeper in Quebec recommended lunch at this winery, and she was right on the mark. Behind the wine-tasting room is a food truck serving incredible small plates. This is seriously good food. We shared a grilled tomato with goat cheese and greens and a plate of local charcuterie--both were easily the best meals we had during four days in Quebec. The food was so good that we didn't even try the wines!

We stopped in on a Monday, it was quiet. The view was nice and the lady behind the counter let me and my husband both try a few samples. We bought 2 bottles. I highly recommend the ice wine!

This place looked pretty crowded when we first drove by on a Sunday afternoon, so we drove around the rest of the island and came back later in the day. We were the only ones there. The facility is beautiful, with a nice view over the vineyards and the Chute de Montmorency visible across the river. We aren't white wine people, so our tasting was limited to the one red that they produce. That was good enough for us to buy a bottle to take back and drink at the B&B in Quebec that night.

La qualité du vin blanc "le Bout de l'île" est très surprenante et cela a très bien accompagné notre repas. J'ai adoré la poutine. C'est une version de luxe qui met en valeur les produits de la région. Les frites étaient croustillantes à souhait. En prime la meilleure vue sur les chutes Montmorency !

Bonjour je tiens à féliciter le personnel de ce vignoble, qui contrairement aux autres vignes, ne personnel a émit aucun commentaire sur sa conpétition sur l'Ile d'Orléan. Pour ceux qui visiteront l'ile, je vous recommande de tourner à droite et de visiter le seul et unique vignoble dont les employés dégagent chaleur et respect. Pour les autres vignobles si vous ne désirez pas quitter l'ile avec un goût amer, évitez de perdre votre temps en encourageant des propriètaires jaloux et mesquins. Car selon eux les autres ne savent pas faire du vin ils vont vous dire que seulement l'égo de ceux qui ont des médailles savent réellement faire du bon vin le reste c'est de la picoille.J'espère que cet équipe ne tombera pas dans le piège, car ces commentaires destructifs m'a enlevé le goût de retourner sur l'Île tellement . En espérant que vous passerai ce message à votre chambre de commerce

Ce n'est pas la première fois que nous allons au Vignoble Ste-Pétronille. C'est toujours intéressant de visiter les vignes. On peut y circuler librement. Il y a également une cave à visiter. La vue est superbe, sur la Chute Montmorency et la Côte de Beaupré. La boutique nous permet d'acheter le vin produit localement (rouge, blanc, rosé, vin de glace). On y vend également des verres et autres accessoires pour le vin. Également, on peut acheter quelques produits locaux ainsi que du sirop de cassis pour faire un vrai kir d'Orléans.Comme le Panache Mobile est situé juste à l'arrière, on continue la visite avec un petit repas rapide qu'on peut agrémenter du vin acheté au Vignoble.

Bel endroit, superbe terrasse avec vue sur les vignes. Repas très bon, vin au prix de la propriété ce qui rend l'addition accessible