If you’re a lover of fine wine and epicurean delights, or perhaps just love local products, a wine tasting workshop will be right up your alley. No matter what, it’s always a fun evening with good company. Get ready to take off on a world tour of flavour at these six spots that are sure to have you clamoring for more.
Ateliers & Saveurs
Ateliers & Saveurs goes beyond cooking classes to offer an exciting variety of wine tasting workshops and mixology courses. With three convenient locations in Old Montréal, the Plateau, or in the Time Out Market, their interactive approach guarantees an unforgettable experience.
444 Saint-François-Xavier Street (Place-d’Armes metro station)
4832 Saint-Laurent Boulevard (Laurier metro station)
705 Sainte-Catherine Street West (McGill metro station)
Les Cavistes
For over 10 years, Les Cavistes has been the go-to destination for unforgettable wine-tasting workshops in a warm, inviting atmosphere. Renowned for their exceptional events and expert guidance, they have become a top reference in Montreal’s vibrant wine scene.
196 Fleury Street West
Sauvé metro station
Annette bar à vin
Opened in 2023, Annette bar à vin is the newest addition to the Hoogan and Beaufort family. Led by sommelier Hugo Duchesne, their wine tasting workshops offer a unique experience in Rosemont’s Technopôle Angus.
4051 Molson Street, suite 120
Préfontaine metro station
Verdun Beach
Experience unforgettable wine tastings at Verdun Beach, hosted in a stunning four-season solarium in partnership with the renowned wine import agency, Primavin. Savour five exquisite vintages, then keep the celebration going by indulging in the exceptional menu at this trendy hotspot on Wellington Street
4816 Wellington Street
De l’Église metro station
Le vin dans les voiles
Le vin dans les voiles specializes in the importation of natural and organic wines. They offer tasting sessions and advanced workshops set in a tropical speakeasy-type vibe, making it the perfect place to immerse yourself in the world of natural wine.
2065 Parthenais Street, suite 375
Frontenac metro station
Explore wine fairs
Every year, Montréal celebrates its vibrant culinary scene with a series of events and food festivals, which includes several wine fairs. In April, the Rendez-vous Raspipav (spring) wine show takes place at Marché Bonsecours. In October, wine lovers gather again at Marché Bonsecours for the Rendez-vous Raspipav (fall) private import wine show. In November, head to the Port of Montréal’s Grand Quay for the international RAW WINE event, the prestigious Montréal Passion Vin fundraiser, and of course, the Grande Dégustation de Montréal tasting event.
Catherine Lanctôt
A true globetrotter and foodie, Catherine is constantly seeking out the best new restaurants, bars, and activities in Montréal. She joined the Tourisme Montréal communications team in 2022 and in her free time, you’ll find her exploring the Atwater Market, discovering the latest local hotspots, or enjoying a leisurely stroll along the picturesque Lachine Canal.