Great wines and a great community supporter. We esppecially enjoy their Pinot Duetto Rose…read more Will and Barb Watkins Guild of Waggoneers and Artificers

Castoro de Oro Winery is absolutely a MUST DO experience!!!…read more Their memorable and meaningful beaver logo image caught our eye on a trip through Oliver to Osoyoos eight years ago. We stopped in on a whim... and fell in love! ... Both with the friendly, welcoming, funny and delightful enthusiasm of Owner and ´Hostess with the Mostest,´ Stella... as well as with their refreshing and delicious selection of Okanagan wines! We have returned every year since 2013, and Castoro De Oro has never failed to produce a fun and memorable experience! We are always impressed and thrilled with the selection of award-winning wines on offer (and as a closet deal-lover, I am also blown away be their competitive pricing... especially for such high-end products!) The truly beautiful, spirited woman who runs the place will have you in stitches, and wishing you never had to leave.

Stopped in as we have not given this place a try let and absolutely loved it! The wines were…read morefantastic and very reasonably priced, the view was fantastic and the server we had was one of the best we've had. He had such a great knowledge about the farming process and spoke in great detail of how the grapes are grown. We learned so much! Our service also told us about the olive oil and white vinegar that they produce as well. We were able to taste them and they were fantastic! Would definitely return!!

We made a reservation for a tasting of their reds, and Wade took very good care of us! It is…read moreobvious he is very passionate about wine growing, soil conditions, and being sustainable, and he was able to share all of the differences in nuances in the wines we tasted. The wines are beautifully expressed, and reminded us of some of the great reds we tasted on our last trip to Italy - this is definitely worth a stop if you are in the Osoyoos area, just be sure to make a reservation in advance!

Personalized tasting experience…read more The best part about a wine tasting at Road 13 is that they individually curate the experience to suit your preferences. My friend and I ended our 5 day tour tasting wines throughout Okanagan Valley at Oliver/Osoyoos and Road 13 was definitely our favorite for the area. The tasting room is grand - just step beyond the massive front door into their modern, vaulted ceiling tasting room with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the vines and lake beyond! We ended up chatting with our pourer about wine (and life) for nearly 2 hours! It was a fun experience and my friend and I both ended up purchasing bottles to go. My favorite wine was their Chenin Blanc (regular and sparkling)! Definitely worth a visit if you find yourself in Oliver, BC.

My husband and I had one of the best experiences we have ever had at this winery. Not only was it…read morecomfortable with incredible wines and beautiful scenery but outstanding customer service as well. We were greeted by Sarah who was incredibly kind and helpful. They were understaffed and she was absolutely outstanding, she truly cares about the customers and I haven't found that at any of the other wineries are as generous and customer centered (and we have been to quite a few!) We would go back just because of her. This is an experience we will never forget- we are now customers for life!

My 1st ever wine tour was July 14th while in Osoyoos with my bestie. Our wine tour guide, Natasha,…read morepicked the best vineyard to visit. Beautiful atmosphere, great staff and a real family oriented, down to earth vibe. I loved the concept and the wine. I never leave reviews but I feel the world needs to know about this wine

Stop #2 on our winery tour…read more Wine tastings are $5 for four samples, free with a purchase. I tried the Gewürztraminer (one of my favourite wines), Viognier, Amber Rose, and Zinfandel. All quite tasty, but the winner among our group was the Amber Rose, which I purchased. A very lovely, refreshing wine. [Yelp collections: Wine Time!]

The views while dining outside are stunning! We ordered the…read morefry bread, salmon cakes, and fish tacos. The fry bread was just okay but the salmon cakes and tacos were delicious. The servers were busy during lunch service but very friendly!

After a long drive, we decided to go to Nk'Mip for a wine tasting to end our day. I was intrigued…read moreby the name of this winery, the history and I love supporting business owned and operated locally. The tasting room is really pretty - spacious with fun stuff to shop and look at. The wines were delightful. The person who handled our tasting was knowledgable and friendly. We ended up taking several bottles home with us, as were really loved the Dreamcatcher, which is a white blend. I definitely recommend coming here if you're in the area and want to do some wine tasting.

The wine was reasonably good, the tasting room experience less good. The tasting room is small and…read moredark, the atmosphere is a bit over-the-top, with hand lettered labels in script on each bottle. We didn't learn much from the staff during the tasting, though they did try to impress us - this winery thinks a lot of it self - the opposite of unpretentious. We heard more useful information about the nearby formula-1 racetrack (when outside, we could hear the Porches revving in the background for that day's driving clinic) than almost anything else.

This place is a wine snob's paradise. Just take a look at their labels: vintage, varietal,…read morevineyard, soil, region, harvest date, brix, oak, tons per acre, vineyard manager and winemaker are all listed, in addition to the number. That is some attention to detail! If you are left with any questions after a careful read of the label, just ask one of the knowledgeable hosts. If you're lucky, you'll be served by Leigh. Not only does she know her wines, but she's strikingly beautiful. The wine is served to you in a different glass each time. They stock the proper wine glass style for each type of wine, which is an experience in itself. Prices for a bottle range from $25 to $65, but you have to pay for quality! The Vaïla Pinot Noir rosé ($25) was a delicious prelude to a summer dinner on the patio. Pinot Noir lovers should definitely make time to drop by this winery.

We spent the night. All we needed to do was buy some wine. The wine tasting patio was very…read morepleasant. Wines all came from their grapes. Surprisingly large selection. And the wines were very good to my surprise. I enjoyed the heavy reds. Strongly recommend this as a one night stop.

Great local wine, full bodied and rich. Interesting owners with a wonderful ability to teach you…read moreabout their wines. Entertainment weekly on their inviting patio with amazing views. Dog friendly on the patio, which is always a plus in my book

My friends and I decided to visit Moon Curser for a tasting and although the individual running the…read moretour was knowledgeable and engaging, I wasn't wowed by the wines. I mean, they are good, but when compared to the other wineries in the area, the wines scored lower on my list. This was a smaller vineyard so the tasting area was held inside, which felt more like a basement even though it was on the ground floor. It's still worth a visit if you're in the area though.

We loved the atmosphere and wines at Moon Curser! Karin made the tasting experience so fun. We…read morewould definitely recommend this winery.