Canadian Wine Brands

1. Peller Family Vineyards

Head office in Grimsby, OntarioFounded 1961

Peller Family Vineyards is made for Canadian tables by Andrew Peller Limited, whose office is in Grimsby, Ontario, and whose estate winery is in Niagara-on-the-Lake. On August 14, 2026, Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited of Toronto finished buying the company. John Peller rolled his shares into the buyer, so the family kept a stake.

2. Jackson-Triggs

Founded 1993

Jackson-Triggs launched in 1993 and sits inside Arterra Wines Canada, the business Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan bought from Constellation Brands in 2016. The Niagara winery is in Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the Okanagan estate sources grapes in British Columbia. Reserve bottles are marked VQA. Proprietors' Selection, the grocery line, is not.

3. Field Stone Fruit Wines

Head office in Wheatland County, AlbertaFounded 2005

Field Stone Fruit Wines bottles on its own farm, on 50 acres just outside Strathmore, Alberta. It opened in 2005 and calls itself the province's first estate fruit winery. The fruit grows on that orchard, and the wines are made on site. Laura Atherton and Phil Hoogendam lead it after taking over the orchard. The address is in Wheatland County.

4. Crooked Pear

Head office in Memramcook, New BrunswickFounded 1932

Crooked Pear is the pear wine of Verger Belliveau Orchard in Memramcook, New Brunswick. The provincial wine group lists it with the orchard's other fruit wines and says the pears grow in those orchards. The orchard site, along the Petitcodiac River, invites people to taste its wines and ciders. The orchard dates to 1932. That is older than the wine brand.

1. Kim Crawford

Founded 1996

Kim Crawford is a New Zealand brand owned by Constellation Brands, Inc. of the United States. The company SEC exhibit dated March 1, 2026 lists Kim Crawford Wines Limited in New Zealand. The Sauvignon Blanc is blended from Marlborough grapes. Pinot Grigio and Prosecco in the same range come from Italy, and the Rosé comes from France. None of that is Canadian wine.

2. Santa Margherita

Head office in Fossalta di Portogruaro, VenetoFounded 1935

Santa Margherita is an Italian wine brand, not a Canadian one. Count Gaetano Marzotto founded the group in 1935, and the Canadian site still places its wineries in Italy, from the Eastern Veneto to Alto Adige, Tuscany, Sicily and Sardinia. The Pinot Grigio that leads Canadian lists is the same imported bottle. The LCBO, the SAQ and BoozeData all rank it among top sellers.

3. Stoneleigh

Stoneleigh is a New Zealand wine, made in Marlborough's Rapaura subregion, where the brand says ancient river stones sit under the vines. It is not Canadian-owned either. On April 30, 2025, Pernod Ricard completed the sale of Stoneleigh, with Brancott Estate and Church Road, to Australian Wine Holdco Limited. That deal created Vinarchy. The LCBO's latest quarterly list still puts a Stoneleigh wine first among top sellers.

4. Wolf Blass

Founded 1966

Wolf Blass is Australian. Wolfgang Blass started the winery in the Barossa in 1966, and the brand still says its home is there, blending South Australian grapes. The Canadian trademark owner is Bilyara Vineyards Pty Ltd at Level 8, 161 Collins Street, Melbourne, the same tower Treasury Wine Estates uses. The Yellow Label Cabernet on the LCBO list is an import.