Planning a Niagara wine day shouldn't take 14 tabs.

1. 1Open Wineries: every open winery, A to Z.
2. 2Tap “No booking needed”, then “Patio”. The chips add up.
3. 3Open one: hours, tastings, events and every medal it has won.

1. 1Open the Calendar: this week is up first.
2. 2Tap “Filters”, pick “Live music”, close the panel.
3. 3Open an event: date, time, price and directions.

Times are listed only when the winery publishes them. If a time isn't shown, check with the winery.

1. 1Open Tastings & tours: every tasting, tour and experience.
2. 2Tap “No booking needed”, then a town.
3. 3Each tasting shows its price; tap through to the winery for the rest.

1. 1Open Wine awards: medals from the regional competitions.
2. 2Tap “Filters”, pick “Cabernet Franc”, then “Gold”.
3. 3“Expand all”: every gold and who made it. Tap a winery for all its medals.

1. 1Open the Blog: short, practical reads.
2. 2Open one: the Contents box jumps to the part you want.
3. 3Arrive knowing what to ask for.

1. 1Wineries: tap “Dog-friendly”, “Events next 30 days” and “Niagara-on-the-Lake”.
2. 2The Calendar: “Filters”, then “Live music” and “Dog-friendly”.
3. 3Pick one, check the time, bring the dog.

The calendar can't narrow to an area yet, so this one uses both pages.

1. 1Wineries: tap “Award winner” and “No booking needed”.
2. 2Add an area to keep the drive short.
3. 3Open one: see the medals, then the tasting.

1. 1Wineries: tap “Stay over”.
2. 2The Calendar: “Filters”, then “Stay over” for their events.
3. 3Dinner, a tasting and no drive home.

1. 1Wineries: tap “Restaurant”.
2. 2…then “No booking needed”.
3. 3…then the area you're already in.

1. 1Wineries: tap “Niagara-on-the-Lake”.
2. 2…then “Events next 30 days”.
3. 3Then the Calendar: this week first.