This exceptional winery, located in Magog, spans 114 acres with a stunning view of Lake Magog. Founded in 1985 by the Scieur brothers, this vineyard is a pioneer in Quebec viticulture and annually produces 125,000 bottles of wine acclaimed by sommeliers and the press.

With 60,000 vine plants spread over 12 hectares of cultivation, the estate grows a variety of white (Seyval blanc, Vidal, Frontenac blanc, Frontenac gris) and red (Frontenac Noir, Maréchal Foch, Sainte-Croix, Seyval Noir) grape varieties. The favorable microclimate and gentle slope of the terrain ensure ideal conditions for the flourishing of the vines and the production of superior quality wines.

The facilities include a modern winery, a sales boutique, a Champenoise method interpretation center, and several tasting rooms. The buildings, blending historical charm with modern amenities, have been carefully renovated over the years. The outdoor patio and medieval hall offer ideal spaces for private events or guided tours.

* Vineyard: 60,000 vine plants, annual production of 125,000 bottles.
* Facilities: Modern winery, boutique, interpretation center, tasting rooms.
* Buildings: Modernized and well-maintained, including a medieval hall and outdoor patio.
* Equipment: Fully equipped for winemaking, including stainless steel tanks, temperature control systems, laboratory equipment, and more.
* Location: View of Lake Magog, picturesque and favorable environment for viticulture.

The estate is also renowned for its annual events, such as the Magog-Orford Harvest Festival, attracting thousands of visitors each year. This celebration highlights local products and strengthens the bond between winemakers and wine enthusiasts.

This turnkey vineyard represents a unique opportunity for investors or wine enthusiasts. The current owners, the Scieur brothers, have skillfully combined tradition and innovation to build a thriving business. The estate is ready to welcome new owners eager to continue this viticultural adventure and enjoy an enchanting setting in the heart of the Magog region.