Cattail Creek Estate Winery in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Niagara Region, Canada | Winery

Welcome to Cattail Creek Estate Winery in Niagara on the Lake in Canada. In 1957, the history of the Cattail Creek Estate Winery began when our maternal grandfather, Opa Epp, planted our first grape vines in the Niagara Peninsula. Ken and Renate Dyck followed his passion for viticulture and purchased their first vineyard in 1971. It definitely was a different industry back then, but years of hard work, dedication and passion have created what we have today, a vineyard respected for producing top-quality wine grapes.
They are now joined by their daughter Roselyn, who combines years of experience in the wine industry with a passion for wine and their son, Warren, who is bringing new and innovative ideas to the family vineyard.
In 2006, the family dream became a reality with the creation of Cattail Creek Estate Winery in Niagara on the Lake. By hand selecting the best grapes from our vineyards, we created our first vintage of wines featuring Riesling, Vidal, Merlot and Cabernet Franc - grapes which have previously been used to produce award-winning wines at other top-quality Ontario wineries.
Our goal at Cattail Creek Estate Winery is to be recognized as a premium producer of Canadian wines by working together with our winemaker, Tatjana Cuk, to produce excellent value, estate grown wines that exhibit the wonderful and unique characteristics of Niagara on the Lake.
At Cattail Creek Estate Winery we look to our roots for our inspiration. Our vineyards are located within the unique growing region of Niagara on the Lake and we strive to produce quality grapes that exhibit the characteristics of this beautiful area. Each vineyard creates distinct flavours in the grapes due to its particular soil, climate and topography. Through experience and experimentation, we have identified the best locations for each grape variety and continually adjust our growing methods to suit each variety, location and vintage. The result ? a complexity of flavours that only our vineyards can contribute to each wine we make.