Standing on land that once belonged to Louis Jolliet on avenue Royale (the New France Route) in Château-Richer, our vineyard is named after Moulin du Petit Pré, an ancestral fieldstone building that dates back to Mgr. François Montmorency de Laval in 1695. This is where our wine is stored and products from the flour mill and our vineyard are on sale.

Come taste our wines and liqueurs before taking a bottle or two home. Stop by for a chat with the grape grower or cellar foreman who will be only too happy to answer your questions, or pick your own raspberries, blackcurrants, and Saskatoon berries. Or why not take a stroll and picnic in the vineyard, soaking up the breathtaking view of the river and surrounding mountains? Don't forget to take part in the local wine growing festival (mid-September) and the harvest festival (late September-early October) when you can harvest grapes and watch them be crushed and made into wine.