Good Cheer Trail – Nova Scotia

Thanks to Bobber Ron from Nova Scotia for bringing this incredible experience to my attention as part of the “Get Your BOB On” contest. So, let’s dive in!

Spanning from the stunning coastal town of Yarmouth all the way up to the charming Sydney on Cape Breton Island.

This trail features over 80 stops where you can sample the best wines, craft beers, ciders, spirits, and even mead that the province has to offer!

Talk about a beverage buffet!

The name itself harks back to 1606 when the first gathering of L’Ordre du Bon Temps (Order of Good Cheer) took place in Port Royal.

This club was set up to help folks survive those icy winters and is also regarded as one of North America’s earliest gastronomic societies, bringing people together through the magic of food and drink!

Imagine waddling along this path, each stop celebrating the spirit of the Order of Good Cheer, founded by Samuel de Champlain at North America’s first European settlement. Talk about a historic hop and sip!

Like Lunn’s Mill Brewing Co., where you can savour some delicious craft beers,

and Tidal Bay Winery, boasting white wines that capture the very essence of Nova Scotia.

And I can’t help but quack about Glenora Distillery – the first single malt whisky distillery in North America! Cheers to that!

Whether you’re a local or a visitor, it’s an adventure worth experiencing!

You can pick up this passport at various stops along the way, or download the app to collect stamps as you visit different venues.

Not only does it allow you to keep track of your journey, but collecting stamps can lead to some delightful rewards, including a free t-shirt and entries into grand prize draws!

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