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Tuddenham Farms is a family operated wild blueberry farm and blueberry wine producer located in Oak Bay, New Brunswick, Canada.

The farm's origins dates back to 1923 with Sanford Newell. The business was expanded by his son Carl. In the spirit of family tradition, Carl's daugher, Janet and her husband Fred along with their two sons, Todd and Troy, operate the business today.

They produce but one wine Blueberry

Magnetic Hills

860 Front Mountain Road Moncton, NB

Magnetic Hills produces both fruit and Grape Wines. The winery is located in an 1867 farm house overlooking the city of Moncton and the famous Magnetic Hill. The winery's retail store carries unique wine accessories, pottery, candles, stained glass, jams and vinegars, all designed by maritime artisans. Tours, picnics, parties, festivals, personalized gifts and weddings. The winery opened in 2005 is owned and operated by Jeff and Janet Everett.
Winner of 2008 Moncton Excellence Award for Top Emerging Business

Magnetic Hills

Their Chocolate River Series, are the dessert style that compliments dark chocolate. The Chocolate River Spice Fruit, a spiced pear and apple wine, is described as “Liquid Apple Pie “ and was named as 2011 Dessert Wine of the Year for Atlantic Canada Currently currently their fermented maple wine is barreled in a 19 year scotch whiskey barrel. Wine maker Jeff Everett is excited with the bouquet and flavors that are developing and is looking forward to releasing it during maple syrup season

The name comes from the Magnetic Hills. Magnetic Hill has been a top attraction in New Brunswick for over 100 years. Originally part of a provincial highway, Magnetic Hill was eventually sold to the City of Moncton and preserved as a tourist attraction while a bypass highway was built around it. Magnetic Hill Park won a Top Attraction award with Attractions Canada. See for yourself - put your vehicle in neutral and let it roll uphill without power! Magnetic or magic?

Belliveau Orchards is a family-owned and operated business, offering a wide variety of fresh produce, juices and wines such as icewines, flat wines and sparkling wines. The Orchard, originally known as the verger Beauséjour, was founded in 1932 and for many years was cared for by Camille Sébastien (Bastien) Bourgeois. He was the first to get involved in the adventure of growing apples and took great interest in his endeavors. In 1956 the orchard became the property of the Congregation of Holy Cross, who renamed it les Vergers Belliveau. For many years Louis Bourgeois worked for the Holy Cross Priests and in 1967 acquired the orchards for his family. Today, his son Robert continues the family tradition at Verger Belliveau Orchard.

Located in the Memramcook Valley of southeastern New Brunswick, Canada, this region is known as the birthplace of the new Acadia. Rich in cultural heritage and fertile land, the area has been home to Acadians since the 17th century. Appreciated for its beauty and historical significance, the area has provided a bountiful harvest for many generations.

Their wines won awards at the All Canadian and Altlantic competitions. As well as producing Fruit wines they make Mead and Apple cider.

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