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.

For such a gorgeous estate the tasting experience is quite lacklustre. They cover everything quite…read morequickly and now it's time to buy your wine. Except I found the quality of the wine lacking considerably. I did enjoy their sparkling rosé but even for prices that cheap I can't justify buying their wine.

This is a great winery and one of the originals in the area…read more They are known for their whites and I am sure their reds are good but we did not try any. Tasting is free regardless of whether you buy a bottle or not. There is a fee for icewine though. The host was great. Setting nice. But the best thing about this winery is their prices. They set out to keep prices low and they have done that. The majority of wines cost less than $20/bottle and there are some under $15.00. Highly recommend a visit

This is a must visit! Not only is their wine worth the stop and wait, they have fresh bread that…read morethey bake all season long that usually commands a line out the door! AND they pair the wines with the bread for your tasting! Check them out and tell Murray LB says Hi! ;)

Osoyoos was so beautiful, and Silver Sage Winery was the most wonderful winery we visited while in…read morewine country. The wine tasting was hosted by the hilarious Elena, the owner of the winery. The audience could not stop laughing as if we were all at a comedy show. She gave explanation of each wine we tasted while her partner poured the samples. In total, we were able to taste 12 out of the 13 wines that the winery produced. We started on white wines, moved onto reds, and finished with dessert wines. Honestly, everything was absolutely delicious. If I lived closer, I would be here regularly and store a bunch of their bottles in my pantry. On this trip, I bought a bottle each of the 2022 Sage Grand Reserve, 202 The Pearle, 2020 Blueberry, and 2022 The Flame. The whole experience was amazing, from the gorgeous vineyard to the delicious wine tasting.

I've done a lot of wine tastings but this was very unique. Not the tasting itself, which was done…read moreby (I believe) the owner up at the bar, but by the style of the wines. They were all so unlike anything I've had before. And she took us through twelve wines! The place itself is gorgeous and I'd love to have a picnic here. The only downside was the tasting was quite rushed. At one point I wasn't done my wine before water was added to rinse things out. At another time my friend was still drinking her wine when a different wine was added to the glass.

This is a cute farmhouse style winery with its distinct yellow building. Lots of little touches…read morehelp this place stand apart. There is a sweet picnic area outside where you can bring your own food. The outdoor seating closer to the tasting room consists of lounge chairs and each also had blankets as it was windy the day we visited. Kids are offered freezies and rocket candies, which is a great extra for families. Another unique aspect are individual tasting cards that you check off. They have an assortment of merch to buy - some good gift options like candles and totes. Wine was pretty decent with an orange muscat being the standout.

This Winery is one of my personal favourites. During last week's visit, we discovered everyone busy…read morewith part of the sequence, bottling sparkling wine. Nice to see and have a little overview on the process. Our 3rd year visiting your Winery and 3rd you are open. Your patio is even nicer this year and I enjoyed the small cactus plants.This Winery is one of my personal favourites. During last week's visit, we discovered everyone busy with part of the sequence, bottling sparkling wine. Nice to see and have a little overview on the process. Our 3rd year visiting your Vineyard and your 3rd year open, as well. Your patio is even nicer this year and I enjoyed the small cactus plants.

Always one of my favourites and it didn't disappoint. They have my favourite patio! We were taken…read morethrough a healthy amount of their wine portfolio during our time there and they even made some changes to the lineup for one person who didn't like a lot of red wines, which he appreciated. I definitely left with a few bottles! And because I'm in their wine club I got 15% off which was awesome.

I think this might be my new favorite winery! The winery is dog friendly, so much so they prompted…read moreus to let our well behaved pup off leash to run around and she loved it. Caroline - our pourer was so friendly and helpful and very well educated on the wines The patio is absolutely perfect to sit out on for the afternoon and relax enjoying the view and wines The wines are incredible. We are normally red drinkers but loved their whites and the reds are amazing. They have a good price range to have some more casual wines and some special occasion wines as well. They have a Zinfandel locally grown that I think is my favorite zin I've ever had before! I also love how mount bouschery is their sister winery so our membership gets us a discount there now. 10/10 would recommend and will definitely go back again next time we are in town!!

Disappointed. Checked closing time and scheduled to stop based on advertised time and they had…read moreclosed early.. .... if your going to advertise your open until a certain time and you close before that time it's not well received by people who schedule their time and spend money to drive out to your place.

My girlfriend and I were on vacation through Okanagan wine country. Over six days, we visited…read moresixty wineries. You can follow our various locations with this disclaimer. That's sixty wineries, not an exaggeration. We ended the trip with 120 bottles acquired. Despite being on the "we also went to" list of wineries, Cassini Cellars is a worthwhile visit. I'm not going to lie, it's one of the smaller wineries, and it mimics the design of many of the others like Gold Hill and Tinhorn. I said in my review for Tinhorn that there either must have been some collective agreement or there was a huge discount on mustard paint. So, given that single criticism of similitude, why do I love Cassini Cellars? Well, for one, it has an awesome name--I must come clean with that one. If I punch in "Cassini" in Google, that brilliant Skynet-like algorithm gives me neither the winery nor a town in Australia, but rather the name of the mission to Saturn. You see, Cassini is a name synonymous with knowledge, with four generations of French/Italian scientists stretching two hundred years. So right from the gate, I'm predisposed to like Cassini Cellars. The name here refers to its owner and principle winemaker, so there could, in fact, be a genetic connection. Wouldn't that be awesome? I never asked. I should have. The man himself greeted us and offered a quick tour. The tasting room is one of the best in the region, tall, with hundreds, perhaps thousands, of bottles dominating the walls and tables. I adore the fanatical dedication Cassini has with their wines, one of the few with colossal double magnums reinforced in steel and wood cages waiting for purchase. I couldn't justify that, so a nominal magnum maximus was enough for me. Adding with a few others, we were eventually able to fill a box to ship back home. Yes, one the few places where we did that. The boxed maximus dominates my shelf to this day. Ignoring the resemblance Cassini has with other wineries, it also holds the distinction of being one of the few that could transport you spiritually (not physically, I'm not the character from Jumper) to France or Italy. Despite not hawking tourists with tours, a restaurant, and some trained animal in the corner begging for treats, Cassini is still one of the must-see locations between Oliver and Osoyoos. I also found it cool that when I planned my trip, I contacted nearly every winery, and Cassini himself was one of the few people that responded. That's got an additional mark right then. You can't miss Cassini Cellars...literally. It's on the highway between the two towns, so you would be factually improvident to avoid it. It would be like watching Rogue One and scoffing at Darth Vader's final scene. It would be like going to Disneyland and not picking a fight with an underpaid actor in an unventilated foam body suit. Why go if you are going to skip the highlights? Cassini is another in a long list of must-see wineries in southern BC, and unlike the others, it's not all polished paint over particle board; there is real wood underneath there. Yes, it's not just a pretty face; the wines are actually good, and why else would you come?

The Grandmasters Tasting Experience: Jackson did an outstanding job of presenting Checkmate wines…read morein a personable and engaging fashion. He also toured us through the property and winery before seating us at the best patio in the Okanagan. The wines, charcuterie and views were amazing. We also appreciated the time taken by membership manager James to make us feel welcome and set up the rest of our VIP day touring two other premium wineries in Oliver. It was a five-star experience. We'll be back for more.

Don't get me wrong, the wine is exquisite but the staff is snobby and not friendly. During the…read moreexperience, I felt severely judged and unwelcome at this establishment. I come to Oliver/Osoyoos, 2-3x per summer and absolutely love the wine served in this region, Checkmate is the only winery where I feel the guests are unwelcomed unless wine club members.