Day's Itinerary: Montreal → Core Eastern Townships Area (e.g., Bromont/Knowlton/Dunham) → Winery/Cidery Tasting → Village Exploration & Check-in
Depart from Montreal, and an approximately 1 to 1.5-hour drive will take you into the charming heartland of the Eastern Townships. On the first day, you can choose to visit a core area of the Townships, such as Bromont, known for its skiing and water park; Knowlton (Lac-Brome), full of English charm; or Dunham, an important stop on the Wine Route (Route des Vins).

Upon arrival, you can begin your tasting journey. The Eastern Townships boast numerous acclaimed wineries (Vignobles) and cideries (Cidreries). You can book in advance, choosing 1-2 establishments for a visit and tasting, to learn about the unique local brewing processes and savor the distinct flavors imparted by the terroir. Some wineries also offer exquisite food pairings or restaurant services.

In the afternoon or evening, take a leisurely stroll through your chosen village, admiring its well-preserved historic buildings, unique boutiques, and art galleries. Then, check into a characterful local inn, B&B, or boutique hotel to enjoy the tranquility and charm of a countryside evening.

Day's Itinerary: Village Exploration/Travel to Another Area (e.g., Sutton/Magog) → Winery/Cidery Visits or Spa Relaxation → (Optional) Short Hike
In the morning, you can continue exploring the village from the previous day or drive to another charming area of the Eastern Townships. For example, Sutton, known for its artistic atmosphere and ski resort, or Magog, which boasts stunning views of Lake Memphrémagog.

Depending on your preferences, you can continue visiting more wineries or cideries to taste different styles of products. If you're looking for a different way to relax, the Eastern Townships also have some excellent spa centers, offering soothing treatments for body and mind – a great choice.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the afternoon offers the option of a short hike on Mont Sutton or in other regional parks. The Eastern Townships have numerous well-maintained trails of varying difficulty, offering magnificent natural scenery along the way.

Day's Itinerary: Purchase Local Specialties → Leisurely Breakfast → Return to Montreal

If time permits, you can make the third day more leisurely. At local farmers' markets, specialty food shops, or winery boutiques, you can purchaseEastern Townships specialties such as cheese, maple products, artisanal jams, and locally brewed beverages to take home as souvenirs or enjoy yourself.

After a hearty and leisurely breakfast, depart for Montreal with a wealth of culinary memories and a relaxed mind. This Eastern Townships Taste Trail journey not only satisfies the pursuit of fine food and wine but also allows one to experience the unique charm and tranquility of Quebec's countryside life.