We believe premium ingredients make premium products. We never use concentrate. We never use artificial flavourings. We use only handpicked apples.

Barrelling Tide Distillery is located on the Cornwallis River in Port Williams, in the beautiful Annapolis Valley.

In little more than a decade, Benjamin Bridge has distinguished itself by its dedication to time proven techniques, expert guidance, and most importantly its acclaimed, distinctive wines.

At Domaine de Grand Pré, we take great pride in making the finest Nova Scotian wines. We have worked hard to develop special Nova Scotian wines that are unlike any others in the region and whose crisp flavour comes from using only 100 per cent Nova Scotian grapes.

Nestled on the south-facing slopes of the sun-kissed Gaspereau Valley we are a boutique winery best known for outstanding Rieslings and our fruit forward, terroir driven elegant white and robust red wines. We create award-winning, premium, estate-grown wines.

Discover a little bit of France in the New World.

Growing wines that faithfully express our terroir in Nova Scotia Wine Country

Crisp maritime breezes, legendary ocean tides and brilliant sunshine meet to create an outstanding terroir on a hillside overlooking the magnificent Gaspereau Valley.

The Planters Ridge name was selected to reflect the history of the land on which we are situated. The farm is part of an original land grant offered to the New England Planter families in 1760, by the Lieutenant Governor after the Acadian Expulsion. New England Planters were farmers who immigrated from the American New England states to settle the land left vacant by the Acadians. The Planters were, and are today, an integral part of the fabric of the Annapolis Valley.

Sea Level Brewing has an approachable taste to quality, micro-brewed beers. We guarantee to never compromise quality for quantity in our pursuit of brewing happiness. Providing distinguished characteristics and unique flavours to each truly handcrafted recipe; while deriving as many local ingredients as possible - such as our own hops from The Sea Level Hop Farm.

Wayfarers' Ale Society came together in 2012 as a group of craft beer enthusiasts living in Nova Scotia to create and develop our own beers, (both lagers and ales) in contrast to the ever increasing blandness of industrial beers and very hoppy but good craft beers (of course we do make hoppy beers as well). After a lot of experimenting, and tasting, we gravitated towards making really interesting beers, that go well with foods, and we also enjoyed reviving some heritage beer recipes and seasonal beers such as fresh filtered light ales.