Very cute winery that we stopped at while visiting Abbotsford for some hockey games!…read more We tried I believe every wine they had available for tasting and all were good in their own way, we bought 2 bottles! They also have some cheese, crackers, meats, jam, artichokes, etc that you can buy there as well. The man that helped us was very friendly and knowledge. We would come back for sure!

The dome experience is wicked. If you can book a dinner reservation, do so. I booked months in…read moreadvance for our January dinner and it was absolutely lovely. Debbie helped from online booking to serving us our 4 wine tastings and serving us our gourmet dinners. The food is prepared by a chef and served in take out boxes. You have everything all set up with black disposable plates, silver plastic cutlery etc. It's laid back but super fun and the dome is all lit up and has cute canadiana decor. Something to do with your bubble. Masks are worn inside the tasting room and vaccination passports are checked once you're shown to your dome. Top notch experience.

We came here as my friend wanted to go to a winery on our way back from Harrison Hot Springs…read more Kermode Wild Berry Winery is really closed -- trust Yelp and not Google map (still showed the opening hours etc). Due to covid, safety protocols are in place. While I like seeing the array of items they have besides wine, it is a very different experience. There is no tasting so you are buying the wine blind like in a liquor store. You need to know what you want. There are only 3 types of wine here -- blueberry, cranberry and white cranberry. My friend likes the white cranberry. I do like the small little shop which is quite charming.

Lovely place, a family own farm and the family is amazing you can just tell by the vibes, they sell…read morewhat they grow and they have 3 types of fruit wine that are absolutely amazing, if you are by the are you need to check it out ! I even got an invite to come and watch the cranberry picking and I won't miss it !

Wow. Just wow. Came…read morein for a wine tasting and ended up making an event out of it! Having a ladies day in Fort Langley and we stopped by Valley Commons for an impromptu tasting. Their happy hour runs from 2-5pm and includes cocktails, glasses of wine and wine flights. We indulged in a self-selected wine tasting (five, 2 ounce pours) and were so impressed that we ended up leaving with 3 bottles (2022 Rose, Stoneboat "Piano" brut, and Rosé Frizzante 2022). Colby, our connoisseur (and new BFF), was very knowledgeable and accommodating in answering our questions and offering suggestions. We will definitely be back for more wine! And also to kick it with Colby. I give them my strongest recommendations!

From the owner: Valley Commons is a way of gathering, of relishing in BC’s mountains and lakes, the sweeping…read morevineyards and abundant orchards. Here, you’re welcomed as family.

A taste of pure delight at Ripples Winery & New Wave Distillery! From the refreshing Blueberry…read moreLavender Mockjito to the incredible Gin Flight featuring Disillusion, Lunar, Cascade, and the monthly special, every sip was a joy. And the food? That Butter Board with house wine jelly and the unforgettable Whipped Feta with Baked Peaches & Pistachios stole the show! Plus, their Mexican Street Corn Salad was the perfect fresh bite. So impressed by their commitment to local ingredients and sustainability. The service was wonderful with the staff - knowledgable with their offerings and checking in with us time to time. Thanks! The beautiful decor of their outdoor dining space made the experience even more special. It was a first time but not the last, next time we are in Abbotsford.

I will say it the way I would have said it if I were not at my Nephew's wedding…read more I don't give a poop if you own the property, THAT WE RENTED FOR A PRIVATE Function. Don't walk in with your dogs off leash and then demand the people who just paid your rent put there small completely non aggressive emotional support animal on a leash. Hypocrisy comes to mind, nautzy Germany, and PRIVATE FUNCTION all words racing through my head as she makes her demand. I didn't get a chance to let her know her off leash dog followed my wife and my dog for over one hour completely stressing both them out. When he wouldn't leave and HAD NO ONE WATCHING THE DOG I myself walked the property questioning people about the dog and how we get the owner to respect our space and train her dog. So your house is beautiful lady it's pretty shiny made of glass and all. then to insinuate that I'm not going to clean up after my dog is absolutely uncalled for. I have the only dog, our family watches her like 200 hawks and people who don't pick up after their dog need to be leashed outside themselves. Honestly it was a nice event I was enjoying myself as a person who struggles with social anxiety it's nice to be in a crowd were I was comfortable. (Private family event) That changed when you decide to demand My dog is leashed putting me in a situation where now all eyes are on me. Thanks for ruining my experience from that point on was a long anxiety attack. If you are going to rent out a space for a private function in the future and you are so concerned the owners won't pick up after their dog don't allow pets if you don't trust the people. Was the place clean? Absolutely Was it a nice appealing atmosphere for such an occasion? I would have recommended the place over where I was married. Until I met the owner. So in short. If the owner showed as much grace and elegance as the property this would have easily been a 5 star rating. If you are curious how this one incident ruined a day please read on. As a person who struggles daily with social anxiety my emotional support animal is my world, allows me to enjoy events like this wedding. I love my kids but I don't treat them like I treat my dog. She is my daughter, my rock, and medicine allowing me to feel normal in public. I would fight a hippo to the death with a spoon if I had to, so keep my dogs name out of your mouth unless your saying good girl.

On the lobg weekend , this traveller thought of exploring wineries in my neighbourhood. Toured few…read morevineyards n indulged myself in few glasses of the house specialty wines . Red, white, rose n even mead.yah ma friends-mead honey wine n that wasn't sweet . I will talk abour it in my other review but this is only for seasidepearl winery. I was so smitten by its external beauty that i forgot to take a picture of front. In fact they have knowledgeable sommeliers, magnificent patio with vineyard view n even the best cheese pairing. Litle more wine tasting fee but the glasses looked bigger. Let me tell you it not any regular tasting room but a classy one. The moment i walked in , i felt so out of place in my gym wear coz everyone including the associates were all decked up. I mean it was cool to see so many wine lovers of all age n group dressed so fine enjoying the glass of selected wine for them. The parking was full . Tasting room was full so we just thought of strolling around. Dave who is co owner waived us to come over to him n he made our day. He is an amazing human being with good sense of humour, love for his work, passionate about wine making, adorable owner of 3 handsome horses named ghost rider, He showed us the big spectacular event room / dinning room/ party hall. I mean u can turn it into anything. His horses n huge hall where he make and store wine. ( its not included in tours, we just got lucky) Trust me, i have been to many wineries but after this experience did i think of writing reviews about all wineries. After Brooks winery in oregon, they stood out.There are a few select vineyards around the country that go above and beyond to astound visitors and Seasidepearlwinery did it..

The service we received during our visit was extremely disappointing and unprofessional. Our party…read moreof five included a designated driver who was not drinking. We had purchased a wine passport earlier in the day, which we had used at two previous wineries without issue. When we requested an outdoor table, our request was declined as not available to persons using the Wine passport!! and when we left, spots on the patio were still open. Instead, we were seated in a corner with only four chairs, and our designated driver was not offered a seat or a glass of water. This oversight made us feel uncomfortable and excluded our friend from the experience, thanks Austin!! I requested an additional chair, and a high stool was eventually brought, but it was much taller than the other seats and seemed thoughtless, especially since there were unused chairs available nearby. Throughout our visit, the server made no eye contact and appeared disengaged. This created an uncomfortable atmosphere during our wine tasting. Despite purchasing the wine passport and tipping generously at the previous wineries, we did not feel welcomed at this establishment and left as soon as possible. Overall, it was a disappointing experience that fell short of our expectations. A 7 out of 10 decor was a beautiful, unique establishment, a 10 out of 10 if we had a person serving who wanted to be there. Sorry if we did not meet your criteria for the person who opened the wine for us!! No, we will not be back, but we will certainly go back to Cannon Estate winery, where we had an amazing, engaging experience with our server, who made up for the ill-mannered, rude gentleman at Seaside Pearl Winery.

Loved the drive here from Vancouver…read more Wine flight was great. Service - very friendly. Food - the steamed bun dish with beef was okay, on the dry side for me - but the tuna stack was great. I would come back during my next visit :)

I visited several wineries in Langley Township. Glass House Winery was one of them, located on 0…read moreAvenue and specializing in white wine. We tried Viognier, Gewurztraminer, Gruner Veltliner, Millefiori, and Madeleine Angevine during our wine tasting. I found their Gewurztraminer quite interesting; it's not as sweet as others I've tasted. All the white wines we tried were light and easy to drink. We ended up purchasing Madeleine Angevine, which is a bit more dry and crisp. The outdoor patio and picnic area were lovely. They offer a Sunday brunch buffet that pairs well with their wines, featuring meats, cheeses, baked goods, and a chocolate fountain! Next time, we would like to sample more wines, and this place will definitely become one of my regular wineries to visit

The two of us stopped by Mt Lehman Winery on Family Day, as it was one of the few wineries showing…read moreas open on Google Maps. We came around 1:30 and there was no one else there. Tastings cost $5 per person and can be applied towards the purchase of a bottle. When we came, they offered 8 whites and 3 reds on the tasting menu. We tried all the reds and five whites. The following were our favorites: Favorite white - Siegerrebe and Suzee Quattro Favorite red - Three Amigos We ended up buying 6 bottles - one of the Siegerrebe, two of the Suzee Quattro, and three bottles of Pinot Noir since it was wine of the month and was on sale (2 bottles for the price of 3). I'm so glad we stopped by this winery. We loved the wine and will be back to stock up!

In my effort to keep sailing with my winery tour,here i was at this small wine tasting room. I try…read moreto visit the least well known wineries but those that will give you a unique experience. There was nothing called as customer service facility kind of thing. Though one or two people working in the wine tasting room were nice friendly and polite. Small tasting room with maximum of 6 people seating arrangements and another 4 could stand in queue ( that small). Towards one corner are stored empty barrels for $150.00 /each. Right in middle is a barn used for events etc but not opened to general public. Could be rented. I am guessing owners house is in another corner as there is a bungalow on one side but i might be wrong. Wine yards are parallel on both side of the front yard. Its popularity was more than i thought. As we were there for over half an hour, we noticed visitors ,frequenters flocking the place on scooters, bikes. Its coz this is quite central to surrey and on the other side to vancouver. Well all have fun touring wine yards.

Best wine tasting experience ever! Will definitely go back! The grapevines were overwhelmed with…read moreunpicked grapes. The pizzzas were never to be forgotten. Wonderful place to take someone special.

The flagship D'Oro port fortified with green walnut infused brandy is absolutely amazing…read more Their Farmgate Shop and wine tasting room is within the same building. Here at the farm, they grow their own tomatoes and fruits. Of course, their Artisan Preserves are very popular. My favourite is their Turkish Fig with Walnut wine. Have it with cheese and wine, oh, it's the perfect combination. So many other types I want to try! Citrus & Candied Ginger, Pink Grapefruit with Champagne, Orchard Pear & Vanilla!!! Wine tastings are complementary, and you can have up to three kinds of wine. Tried their Gewurztraminer, Pinot Noix (a fortified pinot with brandy), and of course, their signature D'Oro walnut port. On Saturdays, they also have fresh baked goods. Fresh Farmhouse cheeses (bought the La Pyramid-delicious!), and bread are also available. Le Beau Patisserie waffles, Vij's curries are here too! They're only open from Thursdays to Saturdays, from 10am-4pm. With so much deliciousness in store, how could I NOT come back?

If you think you know Mead - you gotta try this place. The…read moreowners are amazing and the offerings are amazing. You will truly love this stuff to compliment any collection you may have. Highly rated!

We stumbled upon this place when the GPS took us on the wrong route to Chaberton Winery and lost…read moreour way. We decided to stop here when backtracking to Chaberton as it was on the way. Unfortunately the tasting of 6 different flavored mead made us a bit too woozy to go across to Township 7 vineyards for more wine tasting. Luckily there's a traveling tea shop on the lawn where we could sober up with some high tea food or sandwiches or charcuterie board. I never realized there are quite a fair bit of wineries in the Langley/Abbotsford area. You don't really need to go far to kelowna if you're short on time. We also saw horses out here. Too cute. And really a wonderful way to spend a lazy Sunday afternoon. This place specializes in mead. You can be a club member and there are special meads for members. They do a tasting for $10 which is waived with purchase of a bottle ($26). I love how the staff will tell a story or origins of the name for their different meads. Dry mead -- the original. I tend towards sweeter alcohol and I'm surprised I could drink this. Not overly sweet. It is light and crisp with a bit of bubbly (not fizzy) to me. Very refreshing. Ginger mead -- I like ginger but not in this mead. A bit herbal to me. Lavender mead -- it's the prettiest with the violet hue. It smells of lavender but the taste sticks for the longest time for me. Cranberry mead -- a light orange pink color. It's very tart. Vinum Regum -- 2 versions, we tried the reserved one which is aged for 90 days in oak barrel so it has a Smokey flavor like whiskey. It's really strong for me. Lvna (Luna) -- mulled mead which has winter spices like mulled wine. This is the sweetest. Very nice. They have other fruity flavors like pear. Lovely staff and definitely come here if you want some uncommon flavored mead.

Great wines and great views ! Perfect spot for a Sunday afternoon ladies outing…read more We wanted to get a glass of a different wine, but the owner did not want to open a new bottle unless it's something she's doing for wine tasting . We found that a bit odd. The hours are also pretty limited . Weekends only from 1 to 5pm. Dog friendly, with lots of outdoor and indoor seating.

I had a really awesome time wine tasting here on what started out as a quiet Sunday afternoon…read more According to my more wine-savvy companion, this place is particularly know for their red wines. For $10, you are presented a selection of 6 wines - 1 white, 4 red, and 1 red or dessert wine. The selections are presented in cute carafes, and you are free to choose one of their lovely outdoor picnic tables with a great view of the area, or sit indoors if that's more your speed. It looked like there was some charcuterie available for purchase, but based on the increasing number of folks that pulled up throughout the afternoon, there was a strong trend of BYOS (bringing your own snacks). I would recommend this place to anyone looking for local red wine selections! They also have a wine club you can join.