15+ Best Ontario Wines to Serve With Your Turkey This Thanksgiving 2025

The Thanksgiving turkey might be the main event, but the right wine can make the whole meal better. If you have ever stood in an LCBO aisle staring at all the bottles, you are not alone. Choosing the right one can feel more complicated than cooking the dinner itself. To make it easier, we have put together a list of some of the best Ontario wines to serve with your Thanksgiving turkey.

From light reds that go well with stuffing to crisp whites that cut through rich gravy, these local bottles will complete your holiday feast.

15+ Best Ontario Wines for Your Thanksgiving Turkey

Hidden Bench Estate Organic Pinot Noir 2021

A glass of Pinot Noir is often the go-to choice for turkey. This vintage from Hidden Bench bursts with raspberry and strawberry, softened by floral notes and gentle tannins. Its lively acidity cuts through the richness of gravy and stuffing, while the red fruit flavors echo cranberry sauce on the plate.

Wayne Gretzky Chardonnay VQA

Chardonnay pairs beautifully with roasted turkey, especially when creamy side dishes join the table. This wine leans into citrus and green apple, rounded with a subtle spice. Balanced and dry, it refreshes your palate between bites of savory stuffing and mashed potatoes.

Thirty Bench Winemaker’s Blend Riesling

Riesling is known for its crisp acidity, and this Beamsville Bench version is no exception. Floral and citrus notes keep every sip light, while minerality adds structure. It’s a versatile pick, standing up to glazed carrots as well as roasted turkey breast.

Kacaba Unoaked Chardonnay VQA

For those who prefer a leaner white, this unoaked Chardonnay offers baked apple and citrus with clean minerality. Without oak, it feels lighter and pairs effortlessly with roasted vegetables or turkey breast. A refreshing choice when the table feels a little heavy.

Rosehall Run Pinot Noir VQA

From Prince Edward County, this Pinot Noir brings dark berries, spice, and earthy undertones. It works especially well with stuffing, roasted root vegetables, and of course, cranberry sauce. The style is elegant yet food-friendly, making it a great fit for turkey’s subtle flavors.

Cave Spring Riesling VQA

This Niagara Riesling is lively with pear and quince, layered over minerality from limestone soils. A touch of sweetness balances savory dishes, while its acidity brightens every bite. It’s a crowd-pleaser, especially when the table mixes sweet and savory.

Popcorn Chardonnay VQA

Rich, buttery Chardonnay is a natural partner for Thanksgiving spreads loaded with creamy casseroles and roasted potatoes. Orchard fruit notes of apple and pear keep it balanced, while its dry finish makes it versatile with turkey.

Willm Gewurztraminer Reserve 2022

Gewurztraminer offers something different—spice, floral aromas, and a hint of sweetness. This Alsace wine enhances cranberry sauce, balances creamy mashed potatoes, and adds depth to the turkey itself. Its aromatic character makes every bite more interesting.

Eradus Sauvignon Blanc

For those who like something crisp and zesty, Sauvignon Blanc is a refreshing option. With lime, passion fruit, and herbal notes, this wine complements herb-seasoned stuffing and green vegetables on the table. Its acidity also refreshes the palate after heavier bites.

Strewn Chardonnay Barrel Aged VQA

This barrel-aged Chardonnay is buttery and layered with tropical fruit and vanilla. Its richness pairs beautifully with sweet potato sides, yet it still has the freshness needed for turkey. A great pick for those who prefer bolder whites.

Pelee Island Pinot Noir VQA

Light and fruity, this Pinot Noir offers cherry and floral notes with a touch of spice. It’s a classic pairing for turkey because it doesn’t overpower the meal. Affordable and approachable, it’s a great bottle to share at a family gathering.

Henry of Pelham Pinot Noir VQA

This Niagara Pinot Noir is full of cherry, raspberry, and earthy tones, balanced with bright acidity. It complements herbs and spices in the stuffing and gravy while staying light on the palate. A dependable red for the holiday table.

Cave Spring Pinot Noir

With cherry, spice, and mineral character, this wine reflects its limestone-clay soil origins. It’s structured enough for hearty dishes, yet light enough to highlight turkey. A thoughtful pick if you enjoy wines with a sense of place.

Louis Jadot Bourgogne Pinot Noir

Although from Burgundy, this Pinot Noir finds its place at a Canadian Thanksgiving table. Red fruit, earth, and soft tannins complement turkey, mushrooms, and gravy. It’s refined yet food-friendly, perfect for a holiday feast.

Grow Wild Ravishing Rosé VQA

Rosé may not be the first choice for Thanksgiving, but it deserves a seat at the table. With strawberry, watermelon, and grapefruit notes, this dry rosé refreshes the palate and pairs surprisingly well with both turkey and cranberry sauce.

Featherstone Black Sheep Riesling

Bright with citrus, fig, and honeyed notes, this Riesling balances richness with lively acidity. A slight sweetness makes it versatile, working with both savory and sweet sides. It’s a smart finish to this list of Thanksgiving-ready wines.

Planning the Rest of Your Long Weekend?

Once you have the perfect wine picked out, you might be looking for other ways to enjoy the holiday. For a full list of festivals, hikes, and activities, check out our other guide. Find more great ideas in our guide to Fun Things to Do in Toronto on Thanksgiving Weekend 2025.

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15+ Best Ontario Wines for Your Thanksgiving Turkey