How are vineyards in California following sustainable practices?
California is the fourth-largest wine producing region in the world. With that accolade, wineries have a great responsibility to protect the land and the environment.
California is the fourth-largest wine producing region in the world. With that accolade, wineries have a great responsibility to protect the land and the environment.
Although now is not the time to travel, it is the time to plan! Our wineries look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful region when the time is right and we offer a wealth of tools to help you plan your future trip.
Wine connoisseurs and novices alike now have the opportunity to enjoy tastings hosted by some of the country’s most acclaimed wineries – without leaving the comfort and safety of home.
Delighted to include Liquidity Wines in this year’s #FavouriteThings Holiday Gift Suggestions. With a range of wines to suit every taste Liquidity is a perennial favourite.
“We wanted to make it easy for Canadians to discover and order wines directly from wineries,” says Mira Boucher, Chief Experience Officer at Carl’s Wine Club. Members can sign up for free at carlswineclub.com.
Time to Buy BC is a non-political organization made up of small & medium business operators who want to support BC business – and protect long term jobs in BC.
Virtual Okanagan Wine Dinner Challenge! April is BC Wine month, so let’s share the love for BC Wine! All you have to do is host a Virtual Okanagan Wine Dinner with friends & family that includes BC Wines, snap a picture of your group, share it on social media and you’ll be entered to WIN one of two Fall … Read more
Summerland’s Bottleneck Drive Association celebrates the 9th annual ‘Light Up The Vines’ event to celebrate the holiday season. This free event welcomes visitors to tour along Bottleneck Drive and visit wineries, cideries, breweries, and distilleries who have decorated their vineyards, orchards and tasting rooms for the holidays.
BC’s largest outdoor wine and food festival, the 2019 event will see more than 50 wineries from Kelowna to Osoyoos in attendance showcasing their summer favourites, including new 2018 releases which have been described as excellent quality with pure, classic fruit expression.
Summerland’s Bottleneck Drives 24 tasting rooms will open for the 2019 season on April 20, 21 and 22; and visitors will be the first to taste their newest releases of wine, cider, beer and spirits. Tasting rooms will be open the long weekend and will stay open until the end of October.