Vignoble Isle de Bacchus

Founded in 1982 in Saint-Pierre on Île d'Orléans, the Isle de Bacchus vineyard has proven to be a pioneer in the history of Quebec viticulture.



The vineyard takes its name from the original name given to Île d’Orléans by Jacques Cartier himself in 1535, when he christened it “Isle de Bacchus” because of the abundance of wild vines he found there at the time.



Today, the vineyard cultivates 11 hectares of vines on the island, featuring grape varieties well-suited to Quebec’s climate. The expertise developed over the past 30 years enables the vineyard to offer high-quality products.