This Winery Near Toronto Has Gorgeous Selfie Spots Where You Can Drink Rosé
Do you love rosé? If so, you need to visit this incredible winery near Toronto with your friends. While visiting Trius Winery, you can take the ultimate selfies and drink rosé.
Trius Winery is an award-winning Niagara-on-the-Lake winery, only a short drive from Toronto. While on their Trius Tour, you'll get to drink premium wine and take photos at their five dazzling installations.
The Trius Tour at Trius Winery will have you feeling like Kim Kardashian with the epic selfies you'll be able to take. According to the Trius estate manager, Tim Coons, the "beautiful installations ... will have guests stopping in their tracks to take a photo."
Just like the stunning rose-covered wall at Kim Kardashian's wedding, on the Trius Tour, you'll be able to take selfies in front of an Instagrammable flower wall in the Rosé Lounge.
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You'll also get to take photos on a champagne bubble-covered bathtub with a cute neon sign, and pose on a champagne themed swing! Once the tour is over, you'll have so many amazing photos to share on Instagram!
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The Trius Tour will also help you learn more about wine through fun experiences. You'll get the chance to visit an aroma station where you can smell different wine notes. Plus, you'll visit a cellar to learn more about the ageing process of the Trius wine.
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The immersive tour ends with you getting the chance to enjoy a glass of wine! The Trius Tour is sure to be an unforgettable experience and would make for an insanely fun day trip with your friends.
Trius Tour
Price: $35 per guest ($17.50 for Wine Club Members)
When: Seven days a week from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.
Address: Trius Winery, 1249 Niagara Stone Rd, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
Why you need to go: On this fun tour, you can take the ultimate selfies and drink rosé!
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