Ice cider, patés, and duck terrines and confits are all part of the gastronomic experience that you will enjoy at the Domaine. We make over 50 products. Visit our organic agro-tourism site and enjoy a tasting event in air-conditioned spaces. You can choose gifts for your friends and family from among the original products we have on sale in our shop. We will be happy to ship your purchases anywhere in the world. Our terrace has a panoramic view of the river and the mountains; take some time to enjoy it while you savour our ciders and taste some of our delicacies. For a picnic basket worthy of foodies, a stop at the Domaine Steinbach is indispensable. Duck rillettes, onion confit with maple syrup, bread and winning ciders. Enjoy our beautiful terrace, open to the river!

At just 15 minutes from Quebec, Domaine Steinbach lodge and resourcing is located within a greenery bordered by the St. Lawrence River and its orchard. This ancestral home is made up of 4 bedrooms with private bathrooms, a dining room with seating for visitors. Coffrets-cadeaux Gift certificates available The package includes: Outdoor terrace . Gourmet continental breakfast. Tastings products of the Domaine ( additional fees )

In the middle of the mighty St. Lawrence River, but within sight of Quebec City, sits Île d’Orléans, an entire island that is a designated historical district. The traditional Quebec countryside is preserved here in this, the cradle of New France. Visitors can delight in the island’s plentiful (and flavourful) agricultural heritage nestled amid gorgeous scenery. Inhabited for thousands of years, Île d’Orléans has a diverse tourist offer that is second to none. During your visit, you will meet agrifood producers rightfully proud of their wares, sample farm-fresh products, admire the gorgeous scenery and explore the island’s historical and cultural heritage. Many pleasant surprises await on Île d’Orléans—it’s up to you to find out what they are! A number of businesses specializing in agritourism or the growing or making of food can be found on Île d’Orléans. Given that most of the island is devoted to the agricultural or horticultural activity, it should come as no surprise that restaurants serving regional cuisine and shops selling local products are so highly praised.