Naramata Bench Spring Release – Friday, May 3rd
Get the first opportunity to try the delicious newly released wines.
Little Engine Wines
#ThisWineThatDish | Little Engine Pinot Noir | Thanksgiving Turkey
“A bountiful nose of bramble fruit with licorice and a touch of eucalyptus leads into a silky palate of cherry, sassafras and basil leaf. The pleasing structure of this wine leaves you with a refreshing and clean finish.” winery notes
#ThisWineThatDish | Little Engine Gold Chardonnay | Asparagus with Scallops
It seemed apropos to celebrate not only #NationalChardonnayDay May 21st and #InternationalChardonnayDay May 27th with something a little bit beyond ordinary but at the same time classic.
BC winery launches Piccolo Virtual Tasting Collection
Little Engine Wines (“Little Engine”), a family owned and operated boutique artisan winery producing premium wines on the Naramata Bench of British Columbia, announced that they have launched their Piccolo Virtual Tasting Collection.
2020 #FavouriteThings Holiday Gift Suggestions recap
It’s that time of year once again! Time to get your holiday shopping done before the shipping deadlines. We have some wonderful suggestions for you.
#FavouriteThings Holiday Gift Suggestions | Little Engine Wines
We are pleased to welcome Little Engine Wines to our list of personally recommended gifts for all those wine lovers on your gift giving list. When you are looking for a gift for that special person look no further…
Tasting Ten | BC Chardonnay Challenge
The theme was a BC Chardonnay Challenge. We wanted to look at a range of price points and see which wines delivered quality for the best price.
It’s the Little Things That Matter
It is the little things that matter and that is one of the reasons the wines from Naramata’s Little Engine Winery stand out. I have been a fan ever since my first visit and several bottles still grace my cellar.
Tasting Ten – BC Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet sauvignon, the offspring of cabernet franc and sauvignon blanc, is often referred to as the ‘king of grapes’ and it is grown in most wine-producing areas. It is a late ripener, so it does best in hotter climates.
Collaborative International Women’s Day Dinner Raises $10.9k For Canadian Mental Health
The Paisley Notebook and Aman Dosanj is proud to announce that her recent International Women’s Day dinner on March 8 has generated a donation of $10,953.89 for Foundry Kelowna, Karis Support Society and Slow Food Canada.