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Black Gold Brewery

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Located in the historic downtown of Petrolia, Ontario, you'll discover an award-winning craft brewery. Known for exceptional craft beer, a truly historic setting, an unforgettable experience and the area's most welcoming team. Black Gold Brewery is a must-visit destination.

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The Eddie Hotel and Farm

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Reopened fully in 2022, The Eddie offers overnight accommodation options including  one of the elegant bedrooms in the 1860's Main House with 10' ceilings, or cozy chic in the  charming 2 bedroom Carriage House. 

Paradigm Spirits Co.

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Paradigm Spirits Co. has gained recognition for its award-winning spirits, crafted with care and expertise by skilled distillers and blenders. Alongside their exceptional spirits, Paradigm Spirits Co. features an impressive cocktail bar and restaurant, offering a delectable culinary experience that complements their spirits perfectly. The bar boasts a creative menu of cocktails that showcase the unique flavors of their spirits, and the restaurant offers diverse menu options.

Charlotteville Brewing Company

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As young twenty-somethings, Mark Thompson and Kristin Dolan always knew they wanted to do something with the family farm. Although their education and eventual careers took them in other directions, their initial inclination was never very far away. In 2010, they bought half of their family's farm and decided to start growing hops. It was from here that their dream to one day own an estate brewery started to evolve.

Hessenland Inn & Schatz Winery

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Steeped in history, Hessenland Inn marries two intriguing stories.  The first story belongs to the farm itself and dates back to the late 19th century when it was owned by the Bedard Family who were one of the first families to settle in the area.  The original Bedard farm house still stands today and is attached to the Inn’s main building.  In 1998 the farm’s barn was torn down to its original foundation and carefully restored to what is today, The Coach House.  This rustic yet elegant barn-like setting has become one of the most unique reception venues along Ontario’s

Quayle's Brewery

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Quayle’s Brewery, is nestled in the hills of Oro-Medonte, Ontario between lower Georgian Bay and Lake Simcoe, a short drive from Toronto and only 9 minutes from Orillia. With it's peaceful surroundings, fresh air, and rich history, it is the perfect setting to brew craft beer. They use their own spring water and farm fresh hops to create a lasting farm-to-glass experience.

The Second Wedge Brewing Co.

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At The Second Wedge Brewing Company in the heart of downtown Uxbridge, you’ll find a bright, warm space filled with local art and killer music. Order beer by the glass or enjoy a flight. Bring in food, or order wood-fired pizza from Foundry Pi (seasonal). Play crokinole or Scrabble to your heart’s content. Play with our dog, or join in on a conversation. They’ve got cans to go, and merch you’ll love wearing or gifting.

Bad Apple Brewing Company

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Bad Apple Brewing Company is owned and run by the Ingram family. Jason and Sarah Ingram were raised in Huron County. They have always loved living by Lake Huron and wanted to raise their two children here as well. In 2011, when a property with a beautiful house and century barn, on a 4.9 acre orchard came up for sale and was just a 10 minute walk from the lake, they decided to make it their forever home. They saw all the potential the property had and spent the first three years learning to care for the property and playing around with ideas of what they could do with it.

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