Blackwood Lane was our last winery tour stop and it was a good experience. We were the only people…read morethere and the lady assisting us was very pleasant and explained all the wines well. They have a few different tasting options and I opted for the lower end as I was uninterested in what they considered their high experience. It had a couple more red wine additions and honestly red wine isn't my favorite. The property was nice except for clear cutting of trees in the back which made me wonder what will happen in the future since the embankment is at a slope and since nothing will grow for months combined with frequent rain it seems like setting up for landslide conditions. That didn't make much sense to me. The vehicle outfitted in front for "zombies" seemed to attract the most attention, more than their wines. It was cool but also a bit out of place.

Before coming to Blackwood Lane, I knew they would be $$$ compared to the usual $$ pricing you can…read moreusually expect at a winery. I probably should have done more research before coming here, as I probably would have stopped myself from going. There were a few tasting options- $5 for three whites, $10 for two white and three reds, or if you really want to spend your money, $20 for for 7 reds. I went for the $10 deal, as I figured I should try some reds as well as whites. The lady helping was nice, and spoke upon the wines and winery as I did my tasting. This is pretty standard however, and I can't say it was anything special. One of the whites was made with sea buckthorn, which has many health benefits and they will tell you about this while tasting. Now at all the wineries I've been to in Langley, when you purchase a bottle of wine, the tasting fee will be waived. When I asked the lady if the fee would be waived if I bought a bottle, she hesitated, and said it depended on the bottle. I bought a $24 bottle, for which she waived $5 of my tasting fee. When I went to pay, there was a tip option!!!!!!! WHAT?!?!?! It's that stupid tipping option which presets the percentages. I didn't want to look cheap and most of all didn't want to insult the lady helping me, so I selected the min, which was still 15%, bringing my tip to just over $4....... Never have I seen a tip option at a wine tasting and the fact that my tip was on my wine purchase AND wine tasting experience made me very annoyed. Be aware of this if you come here. My $24 wine and $5 tasting fee turned into a $33 purchase after tip. After my experience my friend sent me a post from their website about their candle lit tours for $30 which will be starting April 1, advertised to come with "FREE PIZZA". I believe if you're paying a fee beforehand in order to access some of that pizza, IT AIN'T FREE! There are better wineries than Blackwood Lane, and if you're reading this review, check out Chaberton Estate winery which is a few minutes away. You will be able to treat yourself AND a friend to sample 5 wines, purchase a good bottle of wine, and still spend only $20 or so, just as I did.

Fantastic little winery in New West. The staff is always accommodating, friendly and welcoming…read more There are often chocolate, cheese pairings available. I even saw a hanging basket workshop around Mother's Day. Very lovely outdoor space in the summer and cozy decor come Winter.

On a gloomy Wednesday afternoon we banged on the door at Pacific Breeze and were cheerily greeted…read moreby Dylan - the owner/Winemaker/Master of everything :). Dylan was friendly and super-knowledgeable, offering a short tour and answering numerous geeky wine questions. Although sold out of white wines, the reds were uniformly good - excellent. The Reserve reds were particularly fine, with grapes coming from either the Okanagan BC or Washington State, using a mix of new and second/third use French oak. Probably one of the better Petit Verdot we've experienced. An overall superb visit!! Most sales come from the tasting room, and small production wines sell out quickly - so visit frequently and get on their mailing list!

My girlfriend's a member and organized a wine tasting for 12 of us. We had an absolute blast. Our…read morehostess Susan was lovely. We sampled whites, Reds, sparkling wines, and Rose. They were fantastic. Was a fun afternoon trying out some new wines.

First time visit, the wines were tasty and they allowed us to bring our picnic snacks to the table…read more We ended up buying a Sauvignon Blanc..

It was my first time visiting Lulu Island Winery and I thought it was great experience! The staff…read morewere knowledgeable about the wines they offer. Rachel and Jenny were very professional and approachable. I didnt feel rushed while doing the ice wine tasting. The ice wines they offered during the tasting were good. There's ample parking space and is quite convenient to drive to. They have event spaces on their grounds as well. Can't wait for my next visit!

It was my first time here and didn't know such a cute winery was tucked into here! The muscat wine…read morewas very delicious - clean and crisp. Also loved that they had a cute picnic area and tunnel in the back! A beautiful venue for events too.

The ladies who helped us early this afternoon were awesome. The wine tasting was fun. They only…read morecharge $10 for a tasting of 4 wines. After we grabbed a glass and enjoyed their backyard area. The weather was great and it was a nice ending to our trip. We loved the relaxing laid back feel of the venue.

What a delight! My husband and I had a great time visiting this winery! Customer service was…read moreoutstanding.. We ordered two flights of various wines and enjoyed them all! The outdoors space was peaceful and tranquil!! This a great place to visit, sit back and have a splendid glass of wine..

Poor customer service, the girl behind the counter was disinterested and ignored me when I said…read more"hello!" but she reluctantly responded when we asked about the sake flights. Sake tasting flights: either $15 or $20 depending on which flight you choose. Each flight comes with three tastings of 1.5oz of sake. The girls liked the apple yuzu cooler under B: specialty & bubbly and the boys liked the negaibito yamahai junamai shu under C: premium Japanese sake. We used to enjoy coming here as something to do while on Granville Island, but with the increase in prices and unfriendliness of staff, we won't be returning anytime soon.

This place is cool. A small craft sake made in Vancouver. You can get small tastings of their sake…read moreand some from Japan. They were flavorful and the bottles are very reasonably priced. Seating area is small but relaxing

Great place for a nice cocktail. Service was friendly and environment felt classy. They offer happy…read morehour deals as well.

Stopped for a hot toddy. Staff friendly and place was cute with tables to sit…read more Granville island very busy and we were lucky to find parking just outside on a side street.

It was our second time visiting the winery but first time visiting the restaurant…read more Staff were very friendly and the ambience was very relaxed. Perfect for a day trip get away not too far from the city Food was average. My main feedback was the temperature of the food, 2 out of the 4 items we ordered were lukewarm, including the soup. The cheese inside the panini we ordered was half solid half melted due to the temperature The side salad which came with the panini was a bit soft and too wet. It could either be too mush salad dressing or the water wasnt removed properly However we did enjoy the lobster dip as well as the mushroom omelette.

My girlfriend's a member and organized a wine tasting for a bunch of us. We did this before we went…read moreand had lunch at The Bistro. But they have a lovely picnic area at the front of the winery and they sell bread and meats and cheese and dips that you can do your own picnic right in front and buy a bottle of wine or a glass.