Nice family owned winery. The owners work hard and have a lot of wine varieties. I liked their red…read moreblends the best. Wine tasting was fun as they are friendly and informative.

This was the best Boutique winery we visited in Penticton area…read more The owners, Paul and Julie, we so friendly and informative. I learnt that they age their wines which I found out later most wineries don't do because it takes up too much space and, thus, too costly. This is ideal for folks, like us, who live in a condo, as we don't have the space to age the wines ourselves. So technically, Pentage Winery does it for us, which is a bonus! Another bonus, was the private tour of their natural rock wine cellar, which was spectacular - a true natural wonder and definitely worth a visit if you are in the area! We booked a private tour in advance, as we realized most wineries request this and it was well worth it. The owner escorted us through their cellar explaining the details of their wine making processes. We also toured their gorgeous vineyard; the views of Skaha Lake were stunning. It was a clear summer day so we got some great photos!

There's a deer-proof fence leading to the winery, one that detects your presence and opens to…read morewelcome you, and that affirmative reception begins one of the best visits of our wine trip. My girlfriend and I were on vacation through Okanagan wine country. Over six days, we visited sixty 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. This is not to say that there's an alpine coaster or complimentary back rubs or anything. It's just a purified wine-lovers experience. Firstly, there's that gate, one of only two places we've been to boasting one, and yes, that minute detail helps. Cars approach the rustic cottage, fringed by vineyards, gardens, and picnic tables. Being on a hill, the view is incredible. Within, we found a comfortable if cramped wine tasting area with décor following the theme reflective of the roaring twenties / Jazz age, basically enjoying the decadent elements of The Great Gatsby without the annoyance of actually reading that dreadful novel. And it probably has the best-looking bathroom on our trip...yes, I just said that. Trust me; you'll agree with me when you see it. The ultimate point regarding the success of Kraze Legz, more than anything aesthetically about the location, is that the wines are amazing...according to my girlfriend. I admit it's not my favorite, but I also admit being in the extreme minority. My girlfriend and our best friends all adore both Kraze Legz and Skaha wines (by the same winery), so much so that we are on the wine subscription now. The staff is pleasant and I loved the fact you must drive through a housing division to get to it. Yes, if you like drinking wine, Kraze Legz is a destination spot. It's out of the way, but worth the diversion.

This is a fun little winery a short drive off the highway. It's 1920's speakeasy themed with a nice…read morepatio area overlooking their vineyard and the valley. The wines are excellent and each comes with a little 1920's dance history with each sip. You can give the Lindy Hop a try or take the easy route for a Cakewalk. Because it's a smaller vineyard there isn't a vast choice of wines, but what they. Do, they do well. The owners were very friendly and helpful.

Great wines and great views! Come on out on a warm day and enjoy their patio…read more "Bogdan" did an amazing job and his knowledge was amazing.

Delicious & slightly irreverent wine!! Haha! J so enjoyed their story & the humorous signage &…read morebranding at Blasted Church Winery. We tried 5 of their wines for $10 and each one was unique & so well balanced. They def have some interesting combos but most of their wines finish dry on the palate & are easy to drink. If you like Syrah, they make a nice one with some spice. We had a really fun laid back tasting experience & took home some ruby port "Amen" to enjoy. Now all they need is a church Steeple on top & some tasting pews to enjoy the view...Cheers to Dionysus!

LIQUID INTELLIGENCE Private Tasting Experience: Elizabeth did an outstanding job of presenting…read moreLiquidity wines in a personable and engaging fashion. In fact she did so after driving 40 minutes to Red Barn because there was no running water at her winery. The result? We bought eight (8) bottles of delicious vino! It was a five-star experience. We'll be back next time to visit Liquidity's actual winery in OK Falls .

If you're looking for an upscale wine tasting experience in the Okanagan region, come to Liquidity…read more My family and I walked in (but make a reso just in case), and were seated on the patio with a beautiful view of the valley and bird sanctuary below. The decor of the tasting room is very modern, sleek, and monochromatic. The wine was great and our server was very attentive. They have a free lot for you to park in.

A fabulous little winery, specializing in rieslings - local to the Canadian Okanagan (not available…read morein the States). They close for the season when they run out of wine. They have a variety of rieslings made from grapes grown in different conditions, and the results are surprisingly varied and good. A great little winery.

Synchromesh commits many egregious sins, unforgivable ones in our modern viticulture…read more It dares to offer a simple corrugated steel winery with nary a flamboyant art piece or wasteful water feature. It's tasting lounge is minuscule with no ration given to merchandise or paired picnic-fodder. It doesn't offer the particulars all wineries must list. There are no Cabernet Sauvignons, Pinot Noirs, or Syrahs? Even its name is weird--not taken from its address or a simplistic nearby geographical feature. Synchromesh? Am I getting my car serviced? It can't even be bothered to hire staff, forcing patrons to listen to the winemaker himself ramble on about how great his Rieslings are. That's right, Rieslings...white wine. And not only that, but among the ten wines generally offered, six are Rieslings, limiting options to those wishing the standard fair. My God, I love this place. As for those Rieslings, I bought four. I thought the reds were offered because the owners felt they needed to. This is a perfect example of a winery knowing something well and throwing everything behind it in order to perfect that one impeccable variatel. It's an example sadly so few follow, as such dedication usually comes at the expense of selection. I'd rather have that than a traditional winery just offering the staples. Just because there are six varietals of Riesling does not equate them being identical. Each one caters to a distinct palate, but each is strong in their own regard. I didn't buy the same bottle twice. As for the name, love it. Talking with the owner directly as he poured samples, I'd have it no other way. The small tasting room, focused and without distraction. This is a winery that sells what it knows and it knows Riesling. It's not surprising that Synchromesh makes the best. That's my declaration; they do the best Rieslings in the Okanagan. Do I have a sample size, or am I just being glib? From August 2016 to May 2017, my girlfriend and I visited over 100 BC wineries, so take that what you will. Synchromesh is one not to miss, regardless if you prefer whites or reds. The Rieslings will sway your opinion. If you still dislike it after the visit, then there is no hope--you will always see red. By the way, the day we arrived, it was over 34 degrees outside, but inside was an ice box. Thank you.

Had a lovely dinner meal overlooking the winery and lake below. Service was prompt and courteous…read morethroughout. My wife had a simple, elegant fish dish and I ordered the duck and fennel ragu which was rich and hearty. Also a great spot for sunset pictures with the lake in the background!

What a gem! Have you heard of the okanagan valley!…read more For those of us in the Bay Area it's like the Napa of the Canada! This quaint little area houses many wineries but also this fantastic restaurant. HIGHLY recommend! Every dish was so fresh. You could taste the quality. We left with our bellies happy! Order the beef tartare probably one of the best I've ever tasted. Also huge favorite was the beet salad, so refreshing and flavorful with a whole bunch of textures from the little nuts. The dining area is absolutely breathtaking with gorgeous views of the lake.

Random winery along the side of Highway 97, just N of Kaleden. Decided to make a pit stop…read more Parking is plentiful in the lot in front of the storefront. Building is basically a wine store. Staff were friendly and helpful. The place specializes in fruit wine. When buddy and I went, there was a bulk discount. Guessing it was because it was the end of season. Only 1 thing to do in this situation. I tried both the cherry and peach wines. Pretty solid stuff. Keep in mind that these are fruit wines and therefore are sweeter than conventional white wines. I gave some bottles to my wino friends and all of them really liked the product as well. Worth stopping by if one needs to load up on wine while in the area.

This winery produces amazing a unique wines - there is something here for all tastes. I have picked…read moreup so many cases over the years. Makes great presents. Currently, they have a $88 case: 1 OK Red Blend, 1 Cherry Merlot, 1 Oak Cherry, 1 Red Plum, 1 Peach, 2 Bartlet Pear, 1 Strawberry, 2 OK White Blend, 1 Dry Cherry, 1 Offdry Cherry. YUMMY!

Impressive reserve wines! We visited five wineries in the Naramata area and La Frenz was our…read morefavorite by far. The estate winery is truly the family's labor of love. Go for the $15 reserve tasting for sophisticated blends.

A small winery that's been winning a lot of awards. Its recommended that you book a tasting in…read moreadvance. We did not, but we also came when they just opened (10am) on a weekday so we got a spot easily. Tastings were $10 or $15 for 5 tastings (4 from their set menu and 1 of your choosing). I preferred the wines in the Portfolio Tasting ($10) although they were all white wines. Unfortunately they were sold out of most reds by the time we came late Aug. I liked their Reisling and port; they were very full body and honey forward (sweet siide) which suited my taste preference. The downside was their tasting charge did not go towards your wine purchase like many other wineries in the area. The service was great. Patio seating for wine tasting.

I stayed 2 nights with my small dog in September 2025. The…read moreroom was clean and cool -- the weather was very hot, so the a/c was much appreciated. The breakfasts were very good, but the dinners were so-so. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I bought a bottle of the Chardonnay for a friend, and she subsequently shared it with me. I am not generally a fan of Chardonnays, but I really enjoyed the Crowsnest wine.

Nice spot for a meal and some wine. Gin and tonic was good too. Live music is a lovely touch…read more Servers were very attentive.