It was closed and looked abandoned. Literally stuff up against the door…read more It's a bummer because it was the only winery that came up in that area and I was looking forward to wine tasting

I loved this winery when I tasted their wines in Leavenworth so I had to drop in when I saw the big…read moresign out front offering half off wines. This tasting room is tiny, but nicely designed and contains everything you need for a lovely wine picnic or pre-meal experience. I read up on the history of this place and was pleased to find out that all grapes come from the Okanogan Valley, and the winery is completely local. They make small batches and the product is just so good. They work with the local co-op of fruit folks called Golddiggers (hah!) and it is really a community affair. This is probably the nicest fixture on all of Main St. (Or really for most of highway 97!) Need a cork container? They have you covered. Aerator? Check. Cheese plate with cheese knife? Oh yes!

My friends and I decided to visit Moon Curser for a tasting and although the individual running the…read moretour was knowledgeable and engaging, I wasn't wowed by the wines. I mean, they are good, but when compared to the other wineries in the area, the wines scored lower on my list. This was a smaller vineyard so the tasting area was held inside, which felt more like a basement even though it was on the ground floor. It's still worth a visit if you're in the area though.

We loved the atmosphere and wines at Moon Curser! Karin made the tasting experience so fun. We…read morewould definitely recommend this winery.

Stopped in as we have not given this place a try let and absolutely loved it! The wines were…read morefantastic and very reasonably priced, the view was fantastic and the server we had was one of the best we've had. He had such a great knowledge about the farming process and spoke in great detail of how the grapes are grown. We learned so much! Our service also told us about the olive oil and white vinegar that they produce as well. We were able to taste them and they were fantastic! Would definitely return!!

We made a reservation for a tasting of their reds, and Wade took very good care of us! It is…read moreobvious he is very passionate about wine growing, soil conditions, and being sustainable, and he was able to share all of the differences in nuances in the wines we tasted. The wines are beautifully expressed, and reminded us of some of the great reds we tasted on our last trip to Italy - this is definitely worth a stop if you are in the Osoyoos area, just be sure to make a reservation in advance!

Who would expect a winery in omak? Yep and the wine was actually solid. I got the Cabernet.read more

Truly a special experience! I HIGHLY recommend stopping in for a wine tasting! There are so many to…read morechoose from. My mother in law brought a few wines to take with us because we liked them so much. The gentleman who served us was very nice and taught us a lot of things we didn't know about wine. We will definitely be back when we are out of wine to restock and bring our friends and family to share this experience!

The views while dining outside are stunning! We ordered the…read morefry bread, salmon cakes, and fish tacos. The fry bread was just okay but the salmon cakes and tacos were delicious. The servers were busy during lunch service but very friendly!

After a long drive, we decided to go to Nk'Mip for a wine tasting to end our day. I was intrigued…read moreby the name of this winery, the history and I love supporting business owned and operated locally. The tasting room is really pretty - spacious with fun stuff to shop and look at. The wines were delightful. The person who handled our tasting was knowledgable and friendly. We ended up taking several bottles home with us, as were really loved the Dreamcatcher, which is a white blend. I definitely recommend coming here if you're in the area and want to do some wine tasting.

We just spent a lovely few days here. There is not one negative comment I could possibly come up…read morewith. Rooms are spacious and very comfortable. I was hoping for one cooler night to use the fire place. The pool area is lovely with enough seating. It is kept very clean. Breakfast is terrific. Everything is made in house including the croissants. Staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. It as absolutely blissful. We can not wait to return.

We stopped here on our way north headed to Kelowna, as it is known for some of the best wines in…read morethe area according to ChatGPT. They were very busy, but they were able to squeeze us in without a reservation (yay!). First, as a bird lover, I just loved that everything was owl themed. The wines were delicate, well balanced and really really nice. The woman who did our tasting was very informative and knowledgeable on the wines, the history of the winery and did a great job walking us through the wines. I fell in love with their Caruja, which is a dessert wine. They had a white and red version and I loved them both. They had lots of fun things in their store, many owl and bird themed items. This place is absolutely worth the stop! But I'd make a reservation so you don't have to weasel your way in like we did.

My 1st ever wine tour was July 14th while in Osoyoos with my bestie. Our wine tour guide, Natasha,…read morepicked the best vineyard to visit. Beautiful atmosphere, great staff and a real family oriented, down to earth vibe. I loved the concept and the wine. I never leave reviews but I feel the world needs to know about this wine

Stop #2 on our winery tour…read more Wine tastings are $5 for four samples, free with a purchase. I tried the Gewürztraminer (one of my favourite wines), Viognier, Amber Rose, and Zinfandel. All quite tasty, but the winner among our group was the Amber Rose, which I purchased. A very lovely, refreshing wine. [Yelp collections: Wine Time!]

A great locally owned Winery with views that can't be topped. Service and knowledge of the team…read morehelps you feel that you are part of creating the history of this place. I can't recommend enough that after your tasting, you take a glass of wine or one of their wine slushes, and sit on the deck to admire the views. If you want fancy, pretentious wine, go somewhere else. Coming here you feel welcomed and don't need a reservation or are expected to pay a tasting fee if you buy wine.

We were greeted right away, it was nice to not have to make an appointment, we waited under 10…read moreminutes on the lovely patio with View of the lake. Respectful of all social distancing rules. Amazing tasting wines served by the sweetest staff, looking forward to going back!

I heard that this winery has been a certified organic Fruit Farm, over 35 years and won over 200…read moreawards, so I wanted to stop by to check it out. We were greeted by a very friendly owner, wines we tasted were all super good! If you purchase wine, wine tasting is free, if you don't purchase any, then it's by donation. Among a few wineries I stopped by in Oliver/Osoyoos area, this winery was the best!! 35年以上のオーガニックファームで、これまでに200以上の賞をとったというワイナリー。オーナーの方はとても親切で、ワインもとっても美味しかったです。ゴールドメダル、ダブルゴールドメダル、プラタナムメダルなどを取得したワインもテースティングできます。ワインを購入した場合、テースティングは無料、購入しない場合は、寄付という形です。オカナーゲンで数件立ち寄ったワイナリーの中ではベストでした。

The variety of wines to try at Forbidden Fruit is amazing. And the service is fantastic. And don't…read morethink that fruit wines are all sweet -- they make some dry table wines here, too! The winery is set in a beautiful location, nestled along the Similkameen River in the orchard. They've been growing fruit since 1977 and started making fruit wines to get more return on their crops. When we visited we received a warm welcome in the tasting room and we were even given some artisan cheese from Quebec to nibble while we tasted their wines. You have to love their labels and clever wine names. Pearsuasion ($16.90), a dry white table wine made from, you guessed it, pears and aged in oak. Two more table wines are Adam's Apple ($15) and Cherysh ($19.95). They are both off-dry and made from apples and cherries respectively. Of the eight dessert and fortified dessert wines, I would have to pick the fortified red plum wine Plumiscuous ($29.95) as my favourite, both for its tart taste and the tarty name. At 17 percent alcohol, it would make a great martini with a twist of lemon in a chilled glass. Keep your eyes peeled for Sumac Road when you're on Highway 3 -- if you're coming from the east (Osoyoos), it's a really sharp corner that you're going to have to turn!! Hold on everyone!!