Name Change and More for Summerland’s Okanagan Crush Pad
Now, with this change in winery name, Haywire takes the well-earned lead role as headliner.
Now, with this change in winery name, Haywire takes the well-earned lead role as headliner.
Wayne Meadows is one of the founding members of our tasting group, which began in 1978. Besides being a renowned winemaker, he is very organized and plans his September tastings several years ahead of time, so it was no surprise to find out that this year’s tasting was ‘Aged BC Gamay’ wines. Those who are … Read more
This 2023 Dine Out Menu features three choices of Appetizers along with three choices of Entreés and two dessert choices.
Taste our delightful wines, enjoy passed canapes and explore our ‘almost completed’ hospitality space where we will host tastings in 2023.
Stunning. I have heard of Okanagan Crush Pad’s Garnet Valley Vineyard for several years, but until recently, had not visited it. For years, Christine Coletta and Steve Lornie have been passionate about organic farming and getting the best from their land. To that end, years ago, on the advice of famed soil specialist Pedro Parra, … Read more
Okanagan Crush Pad discovered FrontFundr was a credible, organized online platform that offers Canadians a straightforward method to invest in companies they believe in.
Okanagan Crush Pad (OCP) announces the appointment of Darryl Brooker as chief executive officer. Brooker assumes this newly created position to take over roles played by founders Christine Coletta and Steve Lornie.
Now at the second week mark with many great recommendations for your holiday embibing and gift giving. These wines represent some of the best of British Columbia wines that make our personally recommended list.
For this year’s #FavouriteThings list we give you three wines from Okanagan Crush Pad that are sure to please this holiday season. Bubbles are festive and fun and these three are perfect for celebrating and they make terrific hostess/host gifts.
Ten years ago Scott Sueme painted the graffiti on the front of Okanagan Crush Pad, and now, the public is invited to visit the winery and catch the artist in action as he modifies the front of the winery and paints the wall opposite the vines.