Category:Kingsville + Fruit

__NOCATEGORYGALLERY__Essex County is home to wineries that offer wine made from grapes, and home to some that also (or only) offer other fruit wine. One fruit winery is near Highway 401, between Kingsville and Windsor, while the other wineries are in the Kingsville area. All together, these make a good day trip, perhaps offering the widest variety that the region has to offer, in the smallest number of wineries.

The most common grape varieties at these wineries are:

The most common other fruit varieties at these wineries:

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Google Map which provides directions, letting you re-order and create your own trip

You may find other things to do in Kingsville at their website, www.kingsville.ca. Downtown, there is a parking lot off Chestnut St. Some ideas include:
 * Between Aleksander and Mastronardi, you can find Colasanti's Tropical Gardens.
 * Between Pelee and Black Bear, in downtown Kingsville, you can find Merli's Coffeehouse & Eatery, which serves some local wine, and Jack's Gastropub, which serves their own Banded Goose Brewery beer and many local wines.
 * Between Black Bear and Wagner, about halfway, you can find the Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village.