muscedere vineyards

Happened to hit this winery over the weekend. We stopped at 6 more wineries after this, and both agreed that this was the best one. Beautiful location, very friendly and nice owners. great outside patio with heaters is comfortable even during winter. will definitely be back!Oh, and the little kitty is too cute!

Was an exellent experience with an informative host. Family bday with guests ffrom Soutb Africa. Pizza was also excellent. Spend an after oon sippi lng pjnot.

This is one nice winery. It has some very nice wines, and offers authentic Italian style hand tossed pizzas, which come straight from the outdoor brick oven. They complement well the wines, and make a stop at this winery very memorable.

The wine is great and you can sit on the patio and have a glass of wine and some fantastic pizza from their outdoor ove. My son got married there and it was beautiful. I have seen people bring their children and the kids play on the swings.

Visited for March MacNess and found a gem. The Cabernet franc, excellent!Easy to find, great family business.

On Saturday September 28 myself and a group of 30 women visited Muscedere Vineyards for wine sampling and lunch. The wines we sampled were wonderful and of course since I have been here before and have tasted their wines, I stocked up on my quota. You can not buy their wine in the liquor or wine stores so if you like i, buy it then and there. We were served the most delicious lunch of all you could eat brick oven pizza and salad and we sat outdoors on such a beautiful day. I love this winery, the staff friendly, very homey and welcoming. You will be pleasantly surprised

After recently learning of the total number of wineries within a 2 hour drive from my house, I was ecstatic. I only had a day for tasting so I knew I had to eliminate more than half of them from my list. Some were removed simply do to distance and others based on the look of their website. I am so happy I did not eliminate Muscedere Vineyards from that list. After tasting the Pinot Grigio, it was time to move on to the reds. I tasted the Pinot Noir, Meritage, and Syrah wines. All I can say is they were simply amazing and I bought a bottle of each one. The very next day all I could think of was the fact that I did not get to try more of their wines, so I returned to do more tasting. The result was an additional 5 bottles added to my collection. Do yourselves a favor and go visit this up and coming winery.

Having recently moved to Windsor, which is in the province of Ontario in Canada, I did not think to find a vineyard that produces good wine close by! Well how wrong am I!Muscedere is just that! A small boutique winery in the wine growing region of Harrow, which is about a 30 kilometre drive out of Windsor. Small it might be, however the wines they produce are excellent. Especially their Pinot Grigio, a light, crisp dry white with a delightful taste which pairs well with with the lighter variety of food. Their 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir are the more full bodied reds which go very well with the heavier variety of food. One can go to the vineyard over the weekend from May to October and try out their wines whilst eating a delicious pizza which is prepared in a wood fired oven outside. The vineyard is in a very pretty setting and is surrounded by woods which makes for a pleasant afternoon sitting outside, sipping a great wine. One can taste their wines at the cellar door before buying and I can assure, it would be very hard indeed to walk away with only the one bottle!The only two regrets I have, is that like the many wonderful vineyards in other countries around the world, Muscedere does not have a great restaurant, at least for the summer months, on their premises, serving great food with their great accompanying wines. The next regret is, that one cannot purchase their wines anywhere other than at their winery. However that only gives one more of a chance to visit a very attractive vineyard and spend a delightful afternoon.

We took a nice drive this afternoon to the North Shore of Lake Erie's wine belt. Visited at lot of lovely wineries and we decided to make our last afternoon stop at Muscedere. When we approached the outside wine tasting stand the bartender loaded up his bottles and headed inside with out a word. My wife and I then followed him to the entrance where a short portly girl open the door for him but shut it quickly in-front of us. I peered through the window, the room had some customers. I guess they didn't want us. Can't tell you about the wine or food, did't make it that far.