Lighthall Winery, Milford

A great experience. Lovely wines and cheeses. After my first visit I returned with friends and family. We had our tasting from the owner/vintner himself, who is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about his work. I read a comment from someone else about waiting in line. It is possible this might happen. It is a small operation and doesn't have a grand tasting room like some other vineyards, but it more than makes up for this by the quality of the products and information.

Lighthall Vineyards has become one of the only essential stops in my Prince Edward County wine trips which i have been doing for the past decade or so. While the rest of the county seems to be busy trying to cash in on bachelorette parties Glen has been working away in the Quonset hut producing some of the best wines in the county. Lighthall is one of the last places where you will likely get to taste from the actual wine maker and he is happy to talk your ear off about the finer details of wine making, or just let the wine speak for itself. If you are lucky he will also have his exquisite cheese available that are made specifically to be paired with his wines. I never leave Lighthall empty handed, typically several bottles of Progression (sparkling) and if I am lucky a tub of feta as well.

Poor service is an understatement as there was zero service. We waited in "line" to taste wine behind a small group of 4 people. The staff behind the desk did not greet or even acknowledge our existence after standing there for quite some time. A simple "be with you shortly" would have been all it took. Sadly, we decided to leave as it was clear we would not be getting a tasting any time soon. This first and last visit was extremely disappointing.

Great sparking wine and Chardney. Amazing cheese.

What a fantastic tasting experience. Not only did we try wines but (surprise) they make cheese as well and paired perfectly with each wine. Staff were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable.