The Black Hills Estate Winery is located halfway between the desert towns of Osoyoos and Oliver, BC. We've been to Black Hills a number of years ago and have never been disappointed in their wines. They are (in our minds) most famous for their Nota Bene wine. Continue reading →
We have visited the well known Chaberton Estate Winery and Township 7, both in Langley before, but did not realize that Langley has its own unofficial 'Wine Trail'. Who knew that such a cool, relaxed tasting experience and backyard picnic area was right in our backyard? Continue reading →
Backyard Vineyards is located on 232 Street in Langley. It is an impressive place, as you turn off the street. You will see the tasting room and winery on your left and a large gazebo on the right. Continue reading →
Our case of wine arrived from Kelowna's Volcanic Hills Winery two weeks ago and we have since enjoyed one bottle of each variety that we ordered. Continue reading →
Since we call BC our 'home' but are staying in Winnipeg, our original 'home', we have been interested in finding ways that we can shop local to support both. WIne is a good way! So is take-out. Continue reading →
Volcanic Hills has long been one of our favourites and when you 'live' (in our case, stay) 5 minutes away it's easy to go back and stock up. Continue reading →
Sagewood Winery is unique in that the wine tasting and sales are done from the converted garage of the owners home, which is in the middle of a residential neighbourhood. Continue reading →
Rollingdale was a winery we had never been to before. Located on the West side of Kelowna, the winery is 100% family owned and operated and the winery is open everyday of the week. Continue reading →
The Pinot Noir grapes are not exclusive to the vineyards surrounding Arrowleaf winery but are sourced from vineyards throughout the Central Okanagan. Continue reading →
We've been to Arrowleaf Cellars a few times before, but I think the last time was in 2013 (the last time we blogged about it anyway). Continue reading →
