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New Brunswick Wine Tours & Winery Visits
New Brunswick offers grape- and fruit-wine visits, including wineries around Moncton, the Petitcodiac River, Richibucto, the Fundy coast and Clair. Start with an individual producer’s tasting or vineyard experience. A winery-hosted tour does not necessarily include a driver between wineries, so arrange the travel portion separately unless it is explicitly part of the offer.
Grape- and fruit-wine tastings
Moncton and Magnetic Hill
Magnetic Hill Winery is an option to research from a Moncton base. Ask whether your visit is a tasting flight, a vineyard tour or a combination, and reserve any hosted experience. Confirm how you will get back to your accommodation before making the appointment.
Visitor information: Magnetic Hill Winery visitor information
Winery and vineyard experiences
Petitcodiac River area
Crow & Vine provides a starting point for researching a Petitcodiac-area wine visit. Distinguish production or vineyard access from the tasting itself when enquiring. If planning a group, ask about appointment capacity and the time the host allows for the experience.
Visitor information: Crow & Vine Winery visitor information
Grape-wine estate visits
Richibucto River
Consider Richibucto River Wine Estate when your trip follows this part of New Brunswick. Confirm the current vineyard-tour and tasting arrangements directly. Plan it around your accommodation or coastal itinerary rather than assuming it belongs to a Moncton shuttle route.
Visitor information: Richibucto River Wine Estate visitor information
Fruit-wine visits
Waterside and the Fundy coast
Waterside Winery is a fruit-wine stop to research in Albert County. If fitting a visit around Fundy sightseeing, make the tasting time and onward travel plan explicit. Ask which wines are being poured and whether the experience is hosted or a shop-based tasting.
Visitor information: Waterside Winery visitor information
Berry- and apple-wine visits
Clair and northwestern New Brunswick
Noaska Winery offers a different starting point in the northwest of the province. Check the current tasting or facility-visit arrangements before making a detour. Treat this as a separate regional outing from the southeastern and coastal destinations on this page.
Visitor information: Noaska Winery visitor information
How to plan your New Brunswick wine outing
- Decide whether your group wants grape wine, fruit wine or a mixed tasting before choosing the producer.
- Ask whether a vineyard or production tour is scheduled, appointment-only or unavailable on your date.
- Keep northwestern, Fundy and east-coast visits in separate travel plans unless you are arranging a longer road trip.
Arrange a driver who is not drinking. Ask about accessible transport, the surfaces and entrances at each stop, and options for guests who are not tasting.
Are New Brunswick wine tours only fruit-wine tastings?
No. Tourism New Brunswick lists both grape- and fruit-wine producers. The tasting selection depends on the winery, so check the current experience if your group wants a particular style.
Does a winery tour include transportation?
Only if the offer expressly says so. A winery-hosted experience usually needs to be distinguished from transport to and between producers. Confirm the pickup, return journey and tasting appointments before treating them as one package.
From destination research to a confirmed visit
This is a destination guide, not an offer of a bookable tour. Use the official visitor links to confirm current appointments and transport. Our tour directory shows published operator offers; our enquiry form supports selected regions. An enquiry does not reserve seats or collect payment.
Sources and updates
Official tourism and wine organisations support the destinations described here. Sources checked . Visit formats and schedules can change; confirm directly before travelling. Source links do not imply a partnership.