Pagos de Anguix unveils Costalara 2020 the Winery’s First Certified Organic Red Wine
Costalara 2020 is made from 100% Tinto Fino varietal grapes from vineyards located in the municipalities of Anguix and Olmedillo de Roa.
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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.
LFNG & Culmina Family Estate Meet the Makers Celebration
The Laughing Stock and Culmina Meet the Makers celebration was one of the premier events of the fall wine season showcasing some outstanding wines from both wineries.
Okanagan’s Newest Premium Wine Q&A
This is a premium project that focuses on a single red wine sourced from some of the top vineyards in the Okanagan Valley.
Visit Moon Curser Vineyards this Summer
A must for wine lovers is a visit to their favourite winery. Or why not visit a winery that’s new to you, or a winery recommended by a friend.
Priest Creek Family Estate Wineries Newest Bubbly Release!
Priest Creek Family Estate Winery’s desire is to provide a collection of premium wines that can be shared today or cellared for the future.
New Releases from Clos du Soleil
We produce ultra-premium quality wines, borrowing an aesthetic derived from the great wines of Bordeaux, but stamped with the flavours and aromas of our particular piece of rocky Similkameen land.
Spring Sipping with Blasted Church Wines
Presenting two favourites from Blasted Church. These new releases are bound to become your favourites too, just don’t wait to long to indulge your senses, Spring Releases are very popular.
In conversation with Erik Fisher, General Manager, Monte Creek Winery
Most of our goals are to continue to grow better fruit and continue to operate more sustainably. Becoming carbon neutral is high on our list, trying to become as low input as we can is high on our list as well.
Spring Releases | Okanagan Crush Pad | Haywire Collection
Haywire offers pure, lively, wines that reflect the unique cool climate terroir of Canada’s Okanagan Valley. Founded in 2009, “haywire” is an old Canadianism that refers to the wire used for baling hay.