Skip the driving and let a chauffeur take you through Niagara's wine country instead.
The Niagara Peninsula is home to some of Ontario's best wineries, but getting between tastings safely usually means designating a driver who skips the wine entirely. Liberty Brampton Limo removes that trade-off, so you get a full day among award-winning vineyards while your chauffeur handles the roads.
Each tour is built around your preferences, whether that's three well-known estates or a mix of established names and smaller producers. Complimentary beverages are provided for the ride between stops, and the itinerary can flex if a winery runs long or a stop turns out to be a favourite.
Not every group wants the same day in wine country, so we built four ways to experience it. Some prefer a relaxed classic tasting tour, others want reserve-list pours at the region's most decorated estates, a bachelorette might add Niagara Falls views and a spa stop, and corporate groups get a relaxed, custom-built outing for the team.
Three to four wineries with guided tastings, a comfortable pace for first-timers and regulars alike.
Reserve-list wines and private tastings at some of the region's most decorated wineries.
Wine, views of Niagara Falls, and optional spa stops built around the bride's day.
A more relaxed take on team building, with custom itineraries for client or staff outings.
Our regular route includes some of Niagara's most recognized names, each offering a different kind of tasting experience. Inniskillin is known for its icewine among some of the region's prettiest vineyards, Jackson-Triggs pairs award-winning bottles with a striking modern tasting room, and Peller Estates delivers a polished tasting backed by widely recognized labels. We can build your day around these three or swap in others based on what you're after.
Known across Ontario for its icewine, set among some of the region's prettiest vineyards.
Award-winning bottles paired with a striking, architecturally distinct tasting room.
A polished tasting experience backed by some of the region's most recognized labels.
Wine tours typically run six to eight hours, giving you enough time to visit three or four wineries without rushing through any of them, plus a stop for lunch at one of the estates or a nearby restaurant. We recommend booking two to three weeks ahead during peak season from May through October, though weekday tours can often be arranged with less notice.
Tasting fees at each winery are usually paid directly on-site and vary by estate, so budget separately for those beyond the cost of transportation. Groups of eight or fewer travel comfortably in our stretch limousines, while larger parties, such as a full bachelorette group or a corporate outing, are better suited to one of our party buses or a larger SUV.
If you have specific wineries in mind, we're happy to build the day around them; if not, we can recommend a route based on whether you prefer reds, ice wine, or a winery known for its view of the escarpment. Non-drinkers in your group are always welcome along for the scenery, with no obligation to taste.