Trixie

8.9

Lovely IPA- thicker body with oats and lactose.

Sweetness from real strawberries balances out hop bitterness.

•7% ABV• June 20, 2022 🧙‍♂️ — 8 days ago

Neil Blaze

9.6

This may be something of a guilty pleasure for me, as it seems that I am going decidedly against the grain by loving this one so much. I don't care though; this wine is just so soft and silky with a bounty of dark fruit, spice, and a bit of smoke. Just terrific. 100% Baco Noir. 6/5/22. — 2 months ago

Kristin Woolhead

10

Best red wine I've had! Jeannie said the same. Sweeter, so easy to drink. But not so sweet that Ben doesn't like it. Outstanding. — 12 days ago

Shawn Thompson

9.4

Gorgeous Canadian Oakanagan Rosé. Visually darker, strawberry juice coloured with a lighter nose of rose water and hibiscus flower. The palate is low acidity, strawberries and watermelon for days. Loved it. — 10 days ago

Amanda B.

9.3

Perfect summer sipper, dry but not too much, just perfect for sweetness, mildly fruity. A step sweeter than French rose's, would definitely buy again — 8 days ago

Sue Cooper

8.9

Very nice rose. Not too sweet, not too dry. Just right. We had it at Valley Grub Club in June 2022. — 17 days ago

Mako Sawaguchi

9.2

Start your vacation in Vancouver with a glass of this wonderful Pinot Noir or open a bottle wherever you are and imagine you’re smelling the breeze off the sea , the scent of the pine, and the sunset that doesn’t finish in the summer. — 8 days ago

with Gordon

Ainsley Clement

9.4

Premier B.C. sparkling wine producer rivalling some of the best in the region and abroad. Small, unpretentious family run vineyard with superb quality. Traditional method, sparkling Chardonnay. Delicate bubbles, toasty, brioche notes with lemon zest makes this an AWESOME tasting blanc de blanc. Loved it! — a day ago

Alan Hense

9.4

Outstanding chard. Very mâconnais or Pouilly Fuisse in style with masterful oak integration. Plenty of bright acidity with beautiful citrus and stone fruit flavours. — 19 days ago

Larry Arnold

9.5

The 2006 was not cheap back then but compared to the price of current vintages it was an absolute steal! Winemaker John Simes signed the bottle and we were sorry to see it go but it was time to drink up. Polished, sleek and very well put together! Black as pitch, red fruit and plums with a lovely whiff of violets, the palate was redolent with black fruit flavours and silky smooth tannin. A lovely Bordeaux blend from the sunny Okanagan! — 19 days ago