My Wine Canada gathers close to a hundred independent Canadian wineries in one place, from Niagara icons to wineries tucked into Prince Edward County and the Okanagan. Buy directly from the people who make the wine, without a liquor store aisle in between. Every winery ships on its own schedule, so a mixed case from three provinces might show up as three separate boxes on three different days. Filter by province below, or just start scrolling and see what turns up.
More than Niagara and the Okanagan
Niagara and the Okanagan carry the most wineries on the marketplace, and for good reason: between them they cover most of the vineyard acreage in the country. But the roster runs wider than those two names. Prince Edward County has become known for cool-climate Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grown on old limestone soil. Nova Scotia's Tidal Bay appellation makes a crisp, coastal white unlike anything grown further west, built around green fruit and bright acidity. Lake Erie North Shore, Canada's warmest wine region, ripens reds that would struggle to fully mature anywhere else in Ontario. Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island wineries work a cooler, wetter climate than the Okanagan's dry summers, closer to the ocean than any vineyard in Ontario. Quebec producers make ice cider and hybrid-grape reds that rarely leave the province at all. None of this shows up at your average liquor store, which tends to stock the same handful of national brands everywhere.
Why buy direct from the winery
A My Wine Canada order skips the liquor board altogether. Each winery lists its own bottles and prices them itself, then packs the order without a warehouse in between, so you're buying the same wine you'd get walking into the tasting room. That means access to small runs and one-off bottlings a big retailer wouldn't bother stocking. It also means prices aren't discounted just because you're buying online: glass is heavy, and every winery covers shipping itself rather than splitting it across a bulk order. That's the trade-off for wine that never touched a liquor board warehouse. Read how an order actually works, start to finish, on our how it works page.
There's likely a bottle a few hours from where you live that you've never heard of, from a winery that hasn't had the marketing budget to reach you before now.
