Includes:

Variety of cheeses – including selections from Empire Cheese, Warkwoth

Variety of meats – including house-made paté and bison salami from Century Game Farm, Warkworth

Antipasti – wine marinated mushrooms, roasted red peppers and marinated artichokes

Smoked trout from Linwood Acres, Elizabethville served with our own apple-ginger chutney

Dipping tray of white wine dijon mustard, spicy red pepper, creamy herb and roasted garlic

Basket of flatbreads including signature crostini from Millstone Bakery, Cobourg

Platter – 16  Picnic basket – 25

ADD-ONS

Dark chocolate and chocolate raspberry ganache truffles from Mercury Chocolates, Cobourg – 3

House-made Jalapéno cheddar shortbread – 3

WINE TASTING MENU

Vidal – 5/glass, 14.95/bottle

Sauvignon Blanc – 5/glass, 19.95/bottle

Rosé – 5/glass, 14.95/bottle

Pinot Noir – 5/glass, 19.95/bottle

Merlot – 5/glass, 19.95/bottle

Icewine – 7.50/glass, 34.95/bottle

TAPAS TODAY

Who would have thought that a small plate set atop a glass of wine would turn into an international phenomenon? Tapas, the plural of tapa- meaning “cover” -is a custom that began nearly 200 years ago in Spain.

The popularity of tapas spread much farther than Spain. You can find small plates served all around the Mediterranean. In France, theyʼre called hors dʼoeuvres; in Italy, antipasti. In Greece, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Egypt, the use the word meze; and in Morocco, mukabalatt. Even Venice has its own custom of cicheti, the local equivalent of tapas and meze.

In every Mediterranean country, people love to meet with friends after work for a drink and to unwind, but they wouldnʼt think of imbibing without having a bite to eat. Small plates of food provide light yet satisfying accompaniments to the local drink, be it wine, sherry, pantis, prosecco, ouzo, or raki. Little nibbles stave off hunger, whet the appetite, and bring immediate gratification. This civilized custom allows people time to sit back, relax, and forget the stresses of daily life.

What started as a simple cover has developed into an array of flavourful, healthful, and colourful bites. Join us at Oak Heights to relax and enjoy the Mediterranean charm of tapas.

We will be featuring our new & locally sourced bistro menu, perfectly paired with our wines. Come enjoy our casual and relaxed atmosphere, well suited for those spontaneous drop ins with friends! We also take reservations to accommodate groups of 10 or more.

Hours of Operation are Wednesday through Sunday – 11am till 5pm.

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Our passion has driven us to approach things a little differently. We’ve taken an old dairy farm, where the cows have since gone and planted our grape vines. The first determined souls to grow a winery in the rolling Northumberland hills, where winters are harsh and all the nay-sayers said it couldn’t be done, we’ve done it – we are the little winery that COULD!

So, grab a loved one and come visit us in the beautiful rolling hills of Northumberland County, just minutes from the picturesque village of Warkworth! Wine is always… best enjoyed with friends!

We believe that great wine is made in the vineyard, not in a lab! What we do is provide a gentle hand in the winemaking process, easing the grapes through something they want to do naturally anyway. Our job is to keep the vineyards protected, to produce the best fruit possible. Then the wine is crafted by our winemaker’s palate – and we like to think that he has a keen taste for and appreciation of great wine.

Visit our tasting bar and try some local wine! Tastings are always complimentary and we are always happy to share our story with you.

Stay for a taste…leave with a case!

We hope you will visit us at the vineyard, as our wine is really… best enjoyed with friends!

Click on the links below for a little flavour of what made our people, who they are today.

Ian Fraser – Founder & CEO

Sally Staples – Ring Leader & COO

Justin Grendel – Cellar Master

Here are a few of the Northumberland neighbours that we frequent and we invite you to do the same!

Rolling Hills Organics, Roseneath
Wicklow Way Farms, Grafton
Passionflour Bakery, Warkworth
Linwood Trout Farm, Campbellcroft
Century Game Park, Warkworth
Tirnanog Farm, Campbellford

These Grafton tomatoes are a staple in all of our salads. They also throw a fabulous Tomato Festival each August. Go visit them and check out their 150 varieties of tomatoes!

Thurs-Sun 10am – 5pm. 
Handcrafted breads, cakes and pastries, prepared foods, organic teas, jams, soups and other gourmet delights.
 (They also make a Red Fife bun that’s only avail in Northumberland County!)