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    Robin Ridge Winery

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    Orofino Strawbale Winery - 2018 White bridge

    Orofino Strawbale Winery

    4.0(6 reviews)
    4.9 km
    $$$

    Our second and last pitstop in Cawston was at Orofino Vineyards. They were recommended to us by a…read morefriend that loves wine. It's a few minutes drive from Twisted Hills Cidery. We dropped in on a Friday afternoon (around 1:30pm). It wasn't busy so we had the full attention of their staff. Tasting menu is $5.00/person and gets you 5 samples. There was 11 to choose from (4 whites and 7 reds). As usual, tasting fee is waived if you buy a bottle. Bottles are in the $20.00 to $45.00 range (tax included). - 2018 white bridge - easy drinking white blend of muscat, chardonnay and riesling. - 2017 scout vineyard riesling - sweet aroma but a mineral taste that B did not particularly enjoy. - 2018 gamay- this was our favourite of the bunch so we bought a bottle ($25.00). Juicy, smooth raspberries. - 2017 scout vineyard syrah - peppery and earthy notes. - 2016 passion pit vineyard cabernet sauvignon - a classic cab sav. Very savoury. - 2016 hendsbee vineyard petit verdot- these are usually blended with other reds so it was interesting to try on its own. Much more tannin forward (aka. dry). Decent wines. 3.5 stars.

    This winery is pretty and I enjoy their usual "big" Wines…read more Their 2016 Pinot noir (their pinots have been amazing) is absolutely horrible. Don't get me started on their gamay. Shame on you for marketing these disappointing unfiltered wines that reminded me of my grandmas hooch. It's especially bad business to force these into your wine club shipments. We contacted the winery about this and John Weber, Owner/winemaker responded by saying basically, our taste is unrefined and we would be happier as not part of their wine club. So we cancelled our membership.

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    Wine sampling

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    Eau Vivre Winery - Delicious Red from the Okanagan Valley Can Sauv, Cab Franc, Melbac, Merlot

    Eau Vivre Winery

    4.5(4 reviews)
    6.1 km

    My husband really likes Eau Vivre wines but every time we drive through Cawston it is not during…read moretheir normal business hours so we were really pleased that they are in the District Wine Village in Oliver. The daughter Manpreet was taking care of the wine tastings while were there and she was so personable, knowledge and helpful. This was one of the nicest wine tasting experiences that we had during our trip to the Okanagan, Osoyoos area. Manpreet told us to make outselves comfortable on the patio and she would bring the wines out to us for our tastings. As each wine was poured Manpreet would describe the wine to us, tell us what foods would be recommended with it and then leave us alone with the wine to enjoy on our own before coming out with the next wine. They were all delicious. After we had finished with our wine tasting we went inside to make our purchases. My husband especially liked the buddaful. There is a tasting fee but it is waived with purchase. It was a wonderful wine tasting and we're glad that we're able to access their wines in Oliver. Go! You'll have one of the best wine tasting experiences. Wonderful wines, knowledgeable patient hostess and reasonable prices. You can't go wrong.

    Complex & diverse wine that enticed us to enjoy the BC way of winemaking & tasting. We particularly…read moreenjoyed the Buddhafull & are saving their award winning Viognier for sharing in America.

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    Eau Vivre Winery - 2019 Rosé made from 100% merlot grapes

    2019 Rosé made from 100% merlot grapes

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    Eau Vivre Winery - 2018 Pinot noir gold medal winner at All Canadian wine championships 2020.

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    2018 Pinot noir gold medal winner at All Canadian wine championships 2020.

    Forbidden Fruit Winery

    Forbidden Fruit Winery

    4.9(7 reviews)
    23.0 km
    $$

    I heard that this winery has been a certified organic Fruit Farm, over 35 years and won over 200…read moreawards, so I wanted to stop by to check it out. We were greeted by a very friendly owner, wines we tasted were all super good! If you purchase wine, wine tasting is free, if you don't purchase any, then it's by donation. Among a few wineries I stopped by in Oliver/Osoyoos area, this winery was the best!! 35年以上のオーガニックファームで、これまでに200以上の賞をとったというワイナリー。オーナーの方はとても親切で、ワインもとっても美味しかったです。ゴールドメダル、ダブルゴールドメダル、プラタナムメダルなどを取得したワインもテースティングできます。ワインを購入した場合、テースティングは無料、購入しない場合は、寄付という形です。オカナーゲンで数件立ち寄ったワイナリーの中ではベストでした。

    The variety of wines to try at Forbidden Fruit is amazing. And the service is fantastic. And don't…read morethink that fruit wines are all sweet -- they make some dry table wines here, too! The winery is set in a beautiful location, nestled along the Similkameen River in the orchard. They've been growing fruit since 1977 and started making fruit wines to get more return on their crops. When we visited we received a warm welcome in the tasting room and we were even given some artisan cheese from Quebec to nibble while we tasted their wines. You have to love their labels and clever wine names. Pearsuasion ($16.90), a dry white table wine made from, you guessed it, pears and aged in oak. Two more table wines are Adam's Apple ($15) and Cherysh ($19.95). They are both off-dry and made from apples and cherries respectively. Of the eight dessert and fortified dessert wines, I would have to pick the fortified red plum wine Plumiscuous ($29.95) as my favourite, both for its tart taste and the tarty name. At 17 percent alcohol, it would make a great martini with a twist of lemon in a chilled glass. Keep your eyes peeled for Sumac Road when you're on Highway 3 -- if you're coming from the east (Osoyoos), it's a really sharp corner that you're going to have to turn!! Hold on everyone!!

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