Domaine de Grand Pré
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UnclaimedA family-run winery in Grand Pré, Nova Scotia, founded in 1994 by Hanspeter Stutz.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Domaine de Grand Pré is a winery in Grand Pré, Nova Scotia. It is a family business founded in 1994 by Hanspeter Stutz, who moved his family from Switzerland to Nova Scotia. The winery was established with the help of his son Jürg, a Swiss-trained winemaker. After years of renovation, Domaine de Grand Pré opened to the public in 2000 and describes itself as the oldest farm winery site in Atlantic Canada. The operation includes a wine shop, restaurant, and inn.
History
Domaine de Grand Pré is a family story built on a love for Nova Scotia and a passion for great wine and food. In 1994, Hanspeter Stutz moved his family from Switzerland to Nova Scotia and established Domaine de Grand Pré winery with the help of his son Jürg, a Swiss-trained winemaker. After years of thoughtful renovation, the winery opened its doors to the public in 2000. It describes itself as the oldest farm winery site in Atlantic Canada. Hanspeter has since retired and passed the reins to the next generation: Beatrice took over her father's position, Jürg leads the wine making team, Cäcilia manages marketing, and Chef Jason Lynch delivers the culinary experience. Hanspeter's partner Anna creates the gardens throughout the grounds.
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