2020 represented a key milestone for us, as it marked the completion of our 10th harvest here at Fort Berens. For a winery in an emerging wine region, this is an important milestone and one worth pausing to celebrate.
Considering that they have thirteen different labels, their small winery is simply unable to provide a great deal of any one variety, which is both a curse and a blessing.
With spring on the horizon, we are pleased to announce this week the full reopening of our estate.
This Valentine’s Day, say it with wine. With every sip, have your valentine fall in love with you all over again. While the colour of love is red, the taste of love is red, white, and rosé.
BC offers such a wonderful array of wine varietals and vintages that you may want to select more than one wine for pairing to share with your love.
If ever there was a year to celebrate your Passion 2021 is it! #ValentinesAtHome may be the theme for 2021 and what would up the excitement more than sharing a bottle of wine with your lover?
“Hardly did it appear, than from my mouth it passed into my heart.” — Abbe de Challieu
Overall, and covering just something better than four hours, I tasted 50 wines.
#ValentinesAtHome may be the theme for 2021 and what would be more romantic than sharing a bottle of wine with your sweetie?
A guest post Winemaker’s CUT 2020 wine portfolio which is exciting as they’ve added two new, sustainable vineyards to the roster – Chahal vineyard, north of Oliver and Slow vineyard on the Naramata Bench.