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!

Wow. Ahhhmazing. Beautiful. Truly Canadian. And AHshleee what is one of the best taster servers we…read morehad in all of the six wineries we visited. She was natural a new her stuff so well that I actually asked her if she dreams in it. Visit the TP, taste the wines, try their spirits as well. The gin is quite fantastical. I think it would be amazing with ice and soda water. No tonic because of the amazing flavors of lavender and chamomile among others. A must.

If you're visiting from California the wines leave a lot to be desired. I'm giving 3 stars because…read morethe wine makers in Kelowna can't help the fact that their climate isn't ideal. We received 4 or 5 tastings. We didn't purchase any bottles. The staff was friendly and they have a great view off the back patio. Some things to know about Kelowna wine tasting in general. All tastings throughout Kelowna are very small and once you do find a wine you actually like, they don't allow revisiting. Also, don't expect to receive tastings of anything other than what is strictly on the menu. Even if you are interested in a particular bottle and would like to try it, you most likely won't get to taste it. Another thing to note, don't expect wine tasting to be an "experience." Everywhere flys through the tastings. The experience showed me how grateful I am living in California and just a couple hours from Paso Robles.

Such a unique winery! The honey wines here are so fragrant and the ciders all have unique flavour…read moreprofiles too. Definitely worth a visit if you're looking to try something new!

Meadow Vista Honey Wines was one of our stops drinking our way through the Okanagan area. I've…read morenever had mead before, so it was an interesting experience for me. I think I prefer wine, but I like the aesthetic and that they have a cute gift shop. It didn't feel pretentious at all like some of the wineries can feel. We had a tasting for $10 per person. The tastings were served in little plastic cups which I've only experienced in Tennessee.... So it's that kind of place if you know what I mean. It wasn't bad though. The people pouring our tastings were knowledgeable and friendly. They poured us several tastings including the cocktail mixes that they had partnered with another company to make. The blackberry honey wine was a favorite, but not really my thing. It was definitely interesting tasting all the different honey wines and some people really enjoy them. I liked looking through the gift shop. I would have bought so many more things if I had more space in my suitcase..... but alas....i got a few containers of lip scrub and chocolate with bee pollen for my friends. I also saw they sold Tomo jewelry, which I purchased at a farmers market in downtown Kelowna. I was impressed and appreciated the fact that they help support other local businesses. They have some pretty cute things to buy including packages and mixes of different things they sell. It's perfect if you're looking for gifts. The bee tour was kinda cute, but nothing really amazing. Our family liked playing the games that were spread out on the lawn. Fun times!

What a hidden gem! We are so glad we listened to the recommendation to visit because how could you…read morenot love feeding alpacas and enjoying a flight of cider? the staff are all super friendly and explained each of the ciders to us! My fav was the honey lavender bevause it was so uniquely floral! The Bumble berry was a close second!

Soma Craft Cidery is one of our regular stops while we're in town visiting…read more Service has really gone downhill. We asked for a sample, which has never been an issue. One of the workers begrudgingly gave us the tiniest pour to share between the two of us. Unfriendly vibes. Bought a 4-pack of peach apple cider ($22.00) since we were there but no longer on my list to return. Puzzling how they haven't expanded their cider flavours.

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.

Visiting Kelowna, and I found Black Swift winery since they stay open until 6pm (other nearby…read morewineries closed at 5pm). What a gem!! $15 tastings, and Riley was a pleasure, he explained all the wines to me, great experience.

Just a beautiful, modern, winery in East Kelowna. The staff was knowledgeable, but completely laid…read moreback which is unexpected in a winery that looks as posh as this. We came during the winter, so it wasn't busy but they were really accommodating to a couple that came in 5 minutes before close (and it had started snowing, again.) Their wines are grouped in Frenzies (drink now, a little lower priced) and Swifties (save and savor, a little higher priced). We bought some from both and are looking forward to enjoying all the wines we purchased

What a cute winery and cidery! We did a tasting of five wines and five ciders and loved everything…read morewe tried! The Riesling and Gewurtztraminer was tasty to try on a cold day and the ciders all had unique, special tastes. Some dry, some sweet. Each cider was a hit for our varying pallets. Our wine sommeliers were super helpful and friendly! We bought some cider and wine to take home but also cracked some cold cans they had available open and drank right in the orchard. It was a splendid experience and just what I needed for my weekend in Kelowna!

Our third stop of the afternoon was to check out Wards Cidery which also houses The View Winery &…read moreVineyard. We dropped in on a Friday (around 3:45pm) for a cider tasting. Staff was kind enough to squeeze us in before a big group's arrival. Tasting fee is $5.00/person and includes five pours. Fee is waived with a purchase. - InfiniTea tropical green tea - hint of coconut. - InfiniTea strawberry kiwi - reminded B of strawberry kiwi fruitopia. We liked their tea infused ciders the most and bought a variety pack ($11.55 for 4) for home. - Wards dry hopped cider - didn't like this one much. Not much depth or flavour. - Ginger cider - very light on the ginger flavour but at least they use fresh ginger. - Harvest spiced cider - you can drink this hot or cold. I liked this one more than the ginger. - Mimosa cider - tasted some orange notes. The packaging is eye catching. Wards ciders were run of the mill. Interesting that you can find their cans cheaper in town at Superstore than at their actual facility.

Absolutely beyond great staff. I live in Florida and found out about the company after looking up…read moreWyatt Whisky. My son is named Wyatt and I wanted to find some whisky with the same name as him. Chris and everyone I have talked to at Legend have gone above and beyond to help make that a reality, even with the extremely large headaches that come along with shipping companies, and dealing with customs. Can not recommend these people and their product enough. Thank you again

Oh hello, Legend, you saucy minx!…read more We first visited Legend this summer when it had a nice hum of tourists doing tastings, and stacks of fun, cute merchandise to play with. The boozes were crazy delicious and the view is truly spectacular! We returned this past weekend and discovered a beautiful transformation! Apparently, for the winter months they've opened as a lounge! Now serving cocktails and amazing looking snacks (including fresh made salsa!) it retains its gorgeous charm, while adding an extra cosy element. We did a tasting flight again, served in beautifully elegant glasses, and damn they are awesome! The vodka is creamy and smooth, the gin is herbalicious, and don't even get me started on their smoked rosemary gin. SMOKED. ROSEMARY! FOR REAL! Boyfriend and I both bought a bottle because REASONS. It is so crazy amazing!! And apparently really awesome mixed with a strong ginger beer, which I can't wait to try. Go. Now. Do not pass go, do not collect $200 (although make sure you bring a bunch of money for booze!) just GO and enjoy!!