Coffin Ridge hours for fall :
5 days a week open: 11 AM to 5 PM Tuesdays/Wednesday - CLOSED
Kilannan (Brewery) at Coffin Ridge is open for walk up bar service.
Kilannan will be open:
Saturday 12 PM - 5 PM
For private function rentals contact - Michelle@coffinridge.ca
Reservations accepted; walk-ins still welcome.
Pizza will be available on Saturdays.
To book special events or large parties (over 8 people) please click here.
COFFIN RIDGE VINEYARD & WINERY
599448 2nd Concession North
Annan, Ontario, Canada
phone 519-371-9565
email michelle@coffinridge.ca
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Is there a fee for wine tasting?
The tastings are complimentary and include a selection of 3 wines/ciders.
Do you serve anything that is non-alcoholic?
We serve coffee, sparkling juice, local sweet apple cider and sparkling water.
Do you have a restaurant?
We do not have a restaurant, but we do serve a Vintner's Plate, which includes an ever changing selection of artisan cheeses, breads, summer sausage, seasonal fruits/veggies and chocolate, etc. The plate serves two for lunch and up to six as a snack.
Are there animal products in the wine or cider?
All of our wines and ciders are free of animal byproducts and are suitable for vegans.
Are children allowed to visit Coffin Ridge?
Yes, young people under the age of 18 are welcome to visit Coffin Ridge in the company of adults but, of course, are not allowed to consume any alcohol.
Do you host weddings?
Yes we do! And dates are booking up FAST - email events@coffinridge.ca with inquiries.
Do I need to make a reservation to visit the winery?
If you have a group of ten or more we ask that you do make a reservation. Please refer to the Tour Info section of the website for information on the tour options and how to book in advance.
Does Coffin Ridge sponsor community events and make donations to good causes?
Yes, we have a number of favourite causes we like to get behind. For information on our sponsorship program or to obtain an application please email kiri@coffinridge.ca. We regret that we cannot support all requests. We tend to look most favourably on events that support the literary arts and local health care projects.
