OUR STORY

Every Great Winery Has a Beginning

What started as a dream became 60 acres, thousands of vines, and a whole lot of learning. Six Dots is our family's adventure into the world of wine, inspired by slowing down, being present, and creating a place where good wine and good company come together. We're building it one season, one lesson, and one bottle at a time.

WHY SIX DOTS?

More Than a Name

The name itself carries a meaning that's deeply personal to our family. It's inspired by the six dots of Braille and by someone who reminds us every day to slow down, be present, and experience the world differently.

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DON'T RUSH

The vines grow at their own pace. We think life is a little better when we do too.

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BE PRESENT

We believe the best moments aren't rushed. They're shared over good wine, good conversation, and the simple joy of being present.

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ENJOY GOOD COMPANY AND WINE

Slow down. Share a bottle. Enjoy the company. That's time well spent.

OUR LAND

Sixty acres of potential.

Our vineyard is rooted in the heart of Prince Edward County—an extraordinary place where land, water and climate come together to create something truly special.

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LIMESTONE

Provides minerality and natural drainage

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CLAY

Holds moisture and adds structure

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SAND

Warms the soil and promotes ripeness

A balanced mix that gives our vines what they need to thrive, naturally.

OUR CLIMATE. OUR ADVANTAGE.

Perfectly placed.

Prince Edward County offers a unique cool-climate environment with long growing days, moderating lake breezes, and diverse microclimates. It's an ideal setting for crafting elegant, balanced wines with freshness and finesse.

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COOL CLIMATE

Preserves acidity and brings balance

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LONG GROWING DAYS

Promotes ripeness and flavor development

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LAKE BREEZES

Protect vines and moderate temperature

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DIVERSE MICROCLIMATES

Many microclimates, endless possibilities

We grow grapes that are best suited for this region—varieties that express our land and require fewer inputs, helping us farm responsibly for today and for generations to come.