#WelcomeBack to Hester Creek Estate Vineyards
From the greeting with a sample of wine as you enter, to the complimentary tastings, we welcome you to choose your own wine experience.
From the greeting with a sample of wine as you enter, to the complimentary tastings, we welcome you to choose your own wine experience.
We have a variety of packages to fit your needs. Wines are sent monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly or semi-annually. Packages include red wines, white wines or a combination of both.
TIME Winery, Evolve Cellars, and McWatters Collection have been sold, to Five Vines Cellars, the private family owned business of Ron and Shelley Mayert as of July 1, 2020.
Today we welcome Nk’Mip Cellars to our #ShiptoSip campaign promoting BC wines shipped to your door. Named the #2 winery in BC in 2018 this is definitely an experience worth pursuing.
THE Winemaker’s Club @ Crush Pad members receive a selection that features six wines chosen by winemaker Matt Dumayne each season, including some Club-only exclusives.
I enjoy a little mayhem in my life, I also like wine. Mayhem wine is one of my very favourites because, first and foremost, it is so good, and second, it is one of the best priced #BCwines I’ve come across in a long time. Full disclosure these just happen to be varietals that I … Read more
The Inn will deliver a proudly “Naramatian” experience. From produce to proteins, the menus will be built around the best local growers and artisans in Naramata and the Valley. It will showcase the true depth and breadth of award-winning wines produced by British Columbia’s winemakers.
Crafted in Oliver, BC the much talked about Phantom Creek is taking the BC wine industry by storm with the anticipated traffic for the exceptional architectual marvel that juts out of the hillside on Black Sage Bench Road.
Innovative and new ‘Vines & Spines’ monthly wine and book club has now been launched by local BC Winery. The subscription membership includes a new release book (in paper or audible form) and a bottle of Waterside wine delivered monthly.
Okanagan winemakers, Michal and Martina Mosny met with me at Murchies Tea & Coffee house last spring when they were visiting Victoria. I looked up from my laptop and was struck by how they’re both animated by youthful energy, a kind of hopefulness, tempered by Old World grace. Although it’s been seven years since they left their boutique winery in Slovakia, close to Dolna Krupa, a village where Beethoven is believed to have written the haunting, “For Elise,” they still are accompanied by a lovely European charm.