Conveniently located closed to the northern end of downtown near the waterfront. We went in on a…read morequiet Sunday and found the staff friendly enough. We went for the "Taste Of Okanagan Experience" which samples from five local sister wineries; a mix of white, red and sparkling from Sandhill, as well as Black Hills Estate, Gray Monk Estate, Red Rooster and Tinhorn Creek. For $25 you get the tiniest of pours from each, which then gives you $10 towards any bottles purchased. Although we've purchased from some of these wineries previously, none that we sampled in the showroom impressed us enough to make us want to buy. Particularly for the prices charged. $50 and up for what is at best a $20 tasting wine. There is a limited food menu if you want to order an actual glass of wine and some snacks, but it is mostly seafood, and again nothing appealed to either of us.

Last-Minute Wine Tasting? No Problem!…read more Stopped by around 4:45 PM, knowing they close at 5, but I still wanted to check the place out. Despite the late arrival, the reception was incredibly welcoming--they even asked if I'd like to do a wine tasting! I mentioned that they were closing soon, but they encouraged me to stay and enjoy since there were still other guests tasting. Even though it was a last-minute visit, I never felt rushed. Instead of quickly pouring whatever was available, they asked what type of tasting I preferred--white, red, or the happy hour selection. A nice touch! Five minutes before closing, they were still welcoming new guests, which made me feel much less guilty about showing up late. The Wine Experience Chardonnay - I'm picky about Chardonnay, but this one was surprisingly buttery and smooth. A great choice for both beginners and experienced wine lovers exploring new Chardonnay profiles. Rosé - A perfect Happy Hour pick! Light, fruity, and refreshing--exactly what I needed to unwind after a long day. Cabernet Merlot - A touch spicy and slightly chewy. If you love Cabernet with good tannins but not too overpowering, this is a great option. Location & Atmosphere Unfortunately, I was too late to try the food, but the location is super convenient--right in downtown with its own parking lot (which is a huge plus for wine tasting in the city!). No stress about parking! If you're with a group, this spot is even better because after wine tasting, you can easily switch things up--there are breweries nearby, so everyone can split off based on their drink preference. I'll definitely be back to try the food and fully experience the chill, hangout vibes. Can't wait for round two!

I was told this is a family-oriented winery with a special focus on art, and it definitely lives up…read moreto the hype. The winery features unique 3D artwork, with designs printed directly onto the wine bottles, making them feel extra special. There's also an art gallery on-site that shares the story behind each piece, explaining how the art is created. Some pieces are inspired by childhood memories, while others explore fantastical themes, creating a meaningful connection for visitors. The server is very nice and welcoming. They also welcome you even you are just visiting and want to enjoy the 3D art without getting any wine. As a fun bonus, you'll be given 3D glasses to fully experience the immersive part of the artwork. It's a great combination of wine and art!

This art-focused winery was a lot of fun. When I entered the tasting room, there were many…read morepaintings on the walls, and even the wine labels featured art. The staff provided us with 3D glasses so we could enjoy the paintings with a 3D effect. I was already excited as I walked around the tasting room and decided to try a wine tasting. We tried the Rosé, Woops 2022, Gewurztraminer, Wolf Song, and Phoenix. Our most favorite was Woops 2022, then, Phoenix which we purchased. The Woops wine label is designed upside down, which is really fun, and it tastes great too. Phoenix was full-bodied and tasted really good. I also liked the Gewurztraminer for its well-balanced fruit flavors and sweetness, and the Wolf Song for its buttery taste. We also purchased their original wine glass. This winery is really fun, and I will definitely visit again.

If you're a white wine lover, you should come here…read more Its $5 for 5 samples of wine. 2017 chardonnay - very plain, not dry. Simple. 2018 Pinot gris- very light. Dryer and more citrusy than chardonnay. Pink grapefruit notes. 2018 Block party = 60% chardonnay 25% riesling 10% pinot gris 10% pinot noir- very light blend. Not dry. Hints of rock fruit. 2017 Ester riesling - grapes from bottom of hill and grown 200metres apart from the Maria's riesling (also harvested 2 days apart). 2017 Maria's block riesling- brighter as its grown at top of hill. Very sweet. Little dryness or bite. Would go well with sushi. The staff were so friendly and gave us a lot of backstory to Kitsch winery and the wines. They took photos for us and answered all our questions. My only qualm is the price of the wines. I want all of them but I'm also a big minimalist white wine fan.

We did the elevated tasting here and it was amazing! We highly recommend you coming by and having a…read moretasting here, the property is beautiful and the wine is amazing. We signed up to receive wine deliveries 3 times a year because it was so delicious!

Excellent food , wine , view and service! Not much to be desired for a great evening out!read more

Amazing family owned and operated winery! Neil, our tasting host, was very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. I went with the Reserve tasting, and my husband got the Estate. We walked out with bottles of the Rose and Queue. Although there were several more we enjoyed. Looking forward to our next visit and purchasing many more bottles!

Stop by for a wine tasting! The wine has its own unique blend, made with organic ingredients, which…read morethe server mentioned helps with having less of a hangover. Unfortunately, we couldn't visit the kitchen due to the slow season, but the pyramid and gift store are worth checking out. The winery itself is on the older side, and they've kept much of the decor vintage, adding to its charm. The champagne glasses are perfect for photos -- definitely Instagram-worthy! As for the pyramid, it's a bit on the sketchy side. It's a self-guided tour, but the lights are off, and the only sound is calming meditation music playing through the speakers. It creates a mysterious vibe, though I'm not entirely sure why it feels so... intriguing. Definitely a unique experience, with a mix of history, ambiance, and a little mystery.

Stopped by for a wine tasting late afternoon. Luckily, we got there in time before they closed…read moretheir last tasting time at 6:45pm. Daniel was serving us for the tasting. He was super knowledgeable and friendly. Never tried to sell us any of the wines. He was just lovely to chat with, to learn more about Summerhill's wine and property. Thank you for a pleasant experience, Daniel! Of all the wine tastings I did over the weekend, these ones were pretty good. I don't buy into the whole pyramid structure and however they use that in their winemaking process. However, I will agree that they make really good reds and dessert wines. The property itself was beautiful. They had a really nice spot overlooking the valley. Unfortunately, the restaurant looked a bit dated from what I could see in the the tasting room.

Beautiful winery with nice views of the vineyards and lake. Cool art masks on the walls. Our…read moreserver was friendly and knowledgeable. Good quality wines across the board. Our first time tasting BC wines. The Riesling was our favorite, lightly sweet with good acidity.

THE BIG: Located in South Kelonwa, on a beautiful lot that overlooks the lake. Vines adorn the lot…read moreand has a beautiful outdoor elevated patio. Plenty of parking in the private lot. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The wife and I came here on a Wednesday morning before we headed back to Calgary and fortunately on Wednesdays they do tours along with a tasting. The tour was going over the winery and how the lake effect helps keep the grapes cool during the summer and warm during the winter. We also got to walk around the property and see the fruit blossom. After the tour (~30 mins), we headed to the patio to enjoy a 5 pour tasting that included a riesling, cab franc, pinot noir, rose and a syrah. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall, for two tastings it was $30 CAD and if you make a bottle purchase, you get $5 off the tasting. Will be back to try more of their rieslings!

Back for our yearly pitstop to Rollingdale Winery to see what's new…read more Tastings are $8.70/person, non-refundable for 5 pours but you can choose from a dozen wines. They were kind enough to open up their new sparkling bottle. - 2022 Flirty 3 - equal blends of gewurtz, pinot gris and riesling. Bought a bottle ($20.99). - 2021 La gauche - smoky but smooth. This was our favourite of the three reds we tried. - 2021 Cabernet franc - 2020 La droite - 2018 Late harvest viognier - not too sweet, good mouth feel. - Blanc de blanc - first time they've made a sparkling pinot blanc. Excellent bubbly. We bought a bottle ($37.99). Too bad they didn't have their blanc de merlot bottled yet.

Been back to Rollingdale Winery three years in a row…read more Tastings are $10.00/person for 5 pours but the fee is no longer waived with a bottle purchase. We shared a tasting. Our pourer (Chantal) was very friendly and informative. - 2022 Akina rosé - marechal foch grapes. Rosé was supposed to be dry, didn't taste so. - 2021 Riesling - smooth, velvety texture on the mouth. Not too sweet. Bought a bottle ($28.61) for home. - 2022 The flirty 3 - blend of three whites. Sweetest of the whites we tried. - 2018 Merlot - light on tannins, a touch smoky. - 2020 Cabernet franc - bolder flavour, but more tannins. Still one of my favourite organic wineries.

The estate is gorgeous, on a hill overlooking Lake Okanagan. We dined with some great views on this…read moretrip, but this one beat them all. The food was also, complex, delicate, and thoughtful, accompanied by flexible wine pairings, which gave us an opportunity to test five of their wines, all terrific. The server here was also terrific, and saved us a trip to the tasting room by letting us sign up for the wine club right there. It's very flexible, just asking for three purchases a year, so we made the first right then, and I selected wines for a case that she even carried to our car.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. Don't waste your time visiting this winery. Very…read moreunwelcoming, both hostess disappear after we arrived and there is very limit space for tastings. There are other wineries with a much better view and friendlier service.

THE BIG: Located in South Kelowna with gorgeous views of the lake and estate grown grapes…read more Reservations are a must. Small parking lot is available. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The wife and I came here on a Sunday afternoon driving from Calgary and the views were amazing. Walking into the tasting room, the area had so much natural light shining in with beautiful sights of the lake and vines. We didn't have a reservation but the server was nice enough to give us a complimentary tasting of three wines. They were really good! We ended up purchasing a bottle of sparkling rose! THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall tastings will set you back around $30 CAD and the bottle of sparkling rose we got was around $40 CAD. Will definitely be back at this winery when we're in Kelowna.

Thursday sunset hour tastings & nibbles…read more We made a reservation for the inaugural sunset wine tasting experience and enjoyed two, 2oz pours of wine with a small plate of nibbles overlooking the lake. The nibbles were delicious, but didn't necessarily pair with the wines offered, which was my only critique of the experience. The views are magical and we ended up purchasing a bottle of their Cabernet franc, which is a silver medalist and has a gorgeous, velvet texture. Would recommend for anything looking for a fun, casual twist to your Thursday evenings!

Browsed some wines and asked if taking my wine on a connecting flight would be an issue with…read moresecurity, the clerk assured me that it should be totally fine. Landed in Toronto, went to my connection only to have security tell me it can't be let through as a carry-on, mind you that when I bought the wine I only had personal items on me as I already gave my checked baggage. I nearly had to toss the unopened bottle just so I could make it back home. Managed to check in the bottle within my bag but now the bag itself had to get delayed, bottle might even be broken for all I know! Clerks NEED to be aware of passengers taking connecting flights and asking if secured bags are needed. All of this would've been avoided had they sealed the bottle to TSA standards, which shouldn't be unreasonable given this was sold INSIDE AN AIRPORT

A wonderful selection of wines from around 30 different local wineries in the Okanagan Valley…read more There's a selection of styles and prices for all, ranging from cheap, every day wines, to high end cellar specialities. Staff will happily leave you to browse until your ready to purchase, but will also offer advice on bottles for those unfamiliar with a particular winery.