AboutLightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards

Lightfoot & Wolfville is a family-owned estate winery on the edge of Wolfville in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley. Co-founders Jocelyn and Michael Lightfoot began planting vines in 2009 after an extensive study of the land, releasing their first wines under the estate name in 2015. Michael is a seventh-generation Annapolis Valley farmer and the third generation to work the property on which the winery now stands.

Its 40 acres of vines are divided between the Lightfoot Home Farm and Oak Island Vineyard at Avonport, two sites influenced by the immense tides and saltwater breezes of the Minas Basin. The estate is certified organic by Ecocert and biodynamic by Demeter. Winemaking follows a minimal-intervention approach.

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Lightfoot & Wolfville 2024 Flora

Canadian White
$39.99

Made in Nova Scotia, this aromatic white blend brings ripe Asian pear, lychee and white peach together with lilac and violet. The palate is light-bodied, softly rounded and off-dry, with bright acidity and a graceful fruit-and-floral finish. L’Acadie, Petite Milo, Seyval, Geisenheim and Siegerrebe form the blend, and fermentation takes place entirely in stainless steel.

Lightfoot & Wolfville 2024 Fauna Red

Canadian Red
$39.99

Juicy plum and dark raspberry meet herbaceous notes and tart cassis. The palate is soft, with very light tannins and a saline finish. Léon Millot, Petite Pearl and Marquette make up the blend. Part of the fruit undergoes carbonic fermentation before a brief rest in stainless steel. Serve with a light chill alongside sausages or charcuterie.

Lightfoot & Wolfville 2022 Brut Rosé

Canadian Sparkling
$62.99

Delicate red berries and rhubarb galette lead, layered with white pepper, subtle truffle and savoury herbs. The palate echoes the aromatics with gentle spice and earthy nuance, held in a dry, balanced frame. Fine persistent bubbles and a creamy mousse give the wine textural elegance, while bright maritime acidity carries the graceful finish. Serve with snow crab, charcuterie or soft cheeses.