Vignoble Isle de Bacchus

It’s me and my mom’s first time visiting a vineyard and we loved this place so much! There were several options for take home stuff (rilettes, jelly, mustard, etc.). The wines are good and the views are amazing!!! They have a terrasse with some open fire you can warm up, then they provide you with some blankets! Very thoughtful! The connoisseur explained the wine tasting selection in English when we asked him. My mom remarked that the staff were all so nice and accommodating to our questions. We visited Cassis, Monna et Filles, Vignoble St-Pierre, and this is our favorite!!! We will come back with the whole family next time!

We had a great experience visiting for a wine tasting. We arrived at the same time as a large tour group but the staff inside the tasting room were able to serve us right away. We opted for the 6 glass tasting each ($28pp) so we could try more of the wines (they offer 9 in total to try). They walked us through each wine (very knowledgable!) and then once we chose our selections they were brought to our table outside. It's a stunning view of the St Lawrence and vineyard while you're sipping. The Brut was amazing so we took a bottle of that home ($35/bottle). Would definitely return next time we're in Quebec City!

Great wine tasting experience with snack options, amazing views and you can also purchase some wine bottles with you. Affordable prices and 100% worth it!

Such a great place to enjoy the outdoors and a fine glass of wine. A must go!

Dominic was fabulous with his friendly words and history of the area and families here. The view was amazing and the blankets perfect for a chilly day sipping wine. The wines were nice and the atmosphere relaxing. Service was excellent and super friendly so you feel welcomed and appreciated.

Interesting place and very beautiful landscape. We tried special wine and liquor here.

We stopped here on our circuit of island back in October 2024 … It was excellent… Just reminiscing now while enjoying bottle of dessert wine we picked up. You have to visit this superb winery.

Had an absolutely lovely afternoon. The view was just gorgeous. Wine and charcuterie …. Devine!!!

The final winery on our tour and this one had an amazing view of the vineyards and I lovely outdoor seating area for tastings and a really good Rosè! Which I didn't think I could find outside of a French one ! We had a very informative guide who showed us some areas of the winery where they let their wines age in barrels and their kitchen area where they do dinners . I wish it had been a nicer day and not rainy and cool for us to enjoy the outside area. The Rosè like I said was nice and crisp and dry . Then we also tried a red which was pretty dry. Very quaint winery but nice local feel . Probably lovely on a pretty day !

Pleasant experience trying local wines. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable. The Kir was my favorite. Waiting to try the Ice Wine when I get home.

Beautiful place to have a tasting and overlook the riverbank. Came here in the evening and relaxed for a while while enjoying the views. Really nice service and location. The wine was unfortunately not that great, but probably has more to do with the particular climate/region. The whites were better than the reds, and I usually am a fan of reds. I would definitely come back for the view and the vibes!

One of a few wineries that is opened in late October. Drove her right after visiting Montmorency Falls. Took us about 15 minutes to get here. Parking lot was not full as it was about an hour before closing. Walked in to this small hut and was greeted by an employee. He went over pricing and what wines they had available for tasting. Unfortunately, their sparkling and ice wine was not on the list. Though, they had a 3 sweet wines available to taste. One of them called Late Harvest Press, which was essentially a 2nd press of the grapes they use for ice wine. The other one was a blend of maple and bourbon. Forgot what the 3rd one was as I did not try it. There was also 2 whites, 1 rose and 3 reds. The tasting is $13 CAD for 3 tastings. I was not a fan of any of the reds or whites, but did like the Late Harvest. It wasn't super sweet like an ice wine would be. But sweet enough. I would say it's in the lines of a sweet riesling. Once you order your tasting, you pay and then find a table in the back overlooking the river and vineyard. They will bring out the wine to you. They also have a charcuterie plate available. We ordered the large one for $50 I believe. Definitely not worth the cost, but when you are sharing with others, I guess it's not so bad. Overall, I would come back here to sip on the Late Harvest while enjoying the view.

This is a beautiful place for you to bring your family and soak up the beautiful views. We came on a Saturday afternoon and enjoyed every moment. We ordered some wines and a charcuterie board and enjoyed our afternoon. They have a variety of wines from dry to sweet, including ice wine. The owner was very friendly as well. Definitely recommend stopping by while visiting Quebec.

Pro-tip: Sit outside and bring some cheese to annoy b6 itself or with a wine flight. Location: 5* View: 4* Wine: 3* Value: 3* The winery is named for the original name of the island Bacchus (God of wine) due to the naturally occurring wine vines that inhabited this place when first discovered. Meh. The best part of this little winery is the view. The wine was borderline bad and really not worth getting a flight, if not only for the experience. The staff were friendly and helpful. Very close to Monna et les filles.

I had a great time while I was there. So good that I bought wine to have shipped home. I paid their high prices to ship. In fact, they later called and said it was more than expected, and I had to pay more for shipping. I did. Now, nearly a year later, and still no wine. It has been tough to get any response. I just got an email telling me no one knows where the wine is and basically "Too bad for you." Absolutely terrible. They took my money for wine and shipping and gave me nothing but trouble.

Beautiful winery!! Love the view and the service, all of the wines were good, I bought a couple bottles! The charcuterie board was delicious. I could've sat for hours soaking up the view

We visited this vineyard at the end of our circuit around Ile d'Orleans, having visited Petronille earlier in the day. It's a little less formal in appearance than Petronille. They offer a tasting of eight wines, or two four course tastings. You can also mix and match. If you only want to try one, it's free. I thought their red reserve wine was quite good (not tannic drinkable now), but took home bottles of their ice wine and fortified wine (white port) as my companion prefers sweet wines and I had purchased dry wines earlier in the day. If you care to linger, full glasses, and cheese plates are available from a separate building.

Quaint little winery with a wonderful cellar. Gorgeous view of what makes Quebec so spectacular. The only reason it gets 4 stars is most of the wines are more on the sweet side where we enjoy them more dry. The sweet wines are good regardless of my preference. It should definitely be a stop on your trip!!!

What a lovely winery! Its beautiful grounds and 300-year old house are not to be missed when on the island, certainly our favorite stop. We learned so much about the property, the island, and the wines while we were there. They have about 8 wines from semi sweet to very sweet. We brought home a bottle of their red which tasted a bit like Cab Franc if you're familiar with east coast red grapes. Also got a bottle of the second press ice wine which will make for a fun dessert wine!

Loved this quaint little winery. Not a fancy place but we thought they had the best wines on the island (we went to three wineries).