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

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.

If u like wine then these people know what they are talking about. Good service and the ambiance is…read morenice.

Y'ALL. If you are ever in or passing by Richmond, you MUST STOP at Country Vines. I just arrived…read moretoday, and this was the second winery I visited, but it was the best by far. I ordered a flight of the reds (that's 5 tastings!) and knew I was going to buy two of them - the cab franc and the merlot were soooo tasty and easy on the nose. I had a liking about a third, so ordered a glass to decide. I got to sit outside, covered by a patio draped in grape vines, next to a gorgeous tractor, all while listening to farm animals (rooster, chicks, lambs) at the connected farm. It was idyllic! HIGHLY recommend. (And yes, I did end up getting the 3rd: the Hot Pursuit.) The folks that work there are also kind and speedy with service. I'm going back for sure!

I really enjoy the vibe of this place! It's small, but it has a very cozy and fun interior. Great…read moreplace to hangout with your friends and drink! We tried the flight of rice wines and they're all very delicious. My favorites were the mango and peach one.

I picked up some Korean rice wine at their downtown location (82 Keefer Pl, Vancouver). They also…read moresell food, but I didn't get a chance to try. Sometimes they have special deals online/Instagram. RECOMMENDED: Strawberry, Citron, and Green Grape Makgeolli. *BEWARE OF THE LIDS* they're not tight at all. Carry it carefully, and keep it upright in the fridge! I lost half a bottle as it leaked out (I put it flat, as I didn't have room in the fridge) Strawberry Makgeolli (375ml/$10) - smaller bottle than the rest, but super tasty. I don't usually like strawberry flavoured drinks, but this was subtle and not too sweet. I'd get this again. Citron/Green Grape Makgeolli (all 1L/$13) - I prefer the tartness of the citron and green grape makegeolli. Slightly favour the citron more, as it's even more tart. Both are a great choice though. I've also had the Byeol Bam soju (unflavoured) which was the smoothest soju I've ever had. Dangerously good, as you end up drinking more than you think. The original Makgeolli was fine as well, just the classic.

It was our second time visiting the winery but first time visiting the restaurant…read more Staff were very friendly and the ambience was very relaxed. Perfect for a day trip get away not too far from the city Food was average. My main feedback was the temperature of the food, 2 out of the 4 items we ordered were lukewarm, including the soup. The cheese inside the panini we ordered was half solid half melted due to the temperature The side salad which came with the panini was a bit soft and too wet. It could either be too mush salad dressing or the water wasnt removed properly However we did enjoy the lobster dip as well as the mushroom omelette.

My girlfriend's a member and organized a wine tasting for a bunch of us. We did this before we went…read moreand had lunch at The Bistro. But they have a lovely picnic area at the front of the winery and they sell bread and meats and cheese and dips that you can do your own picnic right in front and buy a bottle of wine or a glass.

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 !

Fantastic little winery in New West. The staff is always accommodating, friendly and welcoming…read more There are often chocolate, cheese pairings available. I even saw a hanging basket workshop around Mother's Day. Very lovely outdoor space in the summer and cozy decor come Winter.

On a gloomy Wednesday afternoon we banged on the door at Pacific Breeze and were cheerily greeted…read moreby Dylan - the owner/Winemaker/Master of everything :). Dylan was friendly and super-knowledgeable, offering a short tour and answering numerous geeky wine questions. Although sold out of white wines, the reds were uniformly good - excellent. The Reserve reds were particularly fine, with grapes coming from either the Okanagan BC or Washington State, using a mix of new and second/third use French oak. Probably one of the better Petit Verdot we've experienced. An overall superb visit!! Most sales come from the tasting room, and small production wines sell out quickly - so visit frequently and get on their mailing list!

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.

The ladies who helped us early this afternoon were awesome. The wine tasting was fun. They only…read morecharge $10 for a tasting of 4 wines. After we grabbed a glass and enjoyed their backyard area. The weather was great and it was a nice ending to our trip. We loved the relaxing laid back feel of the venue.

What a delight! My husband and I had a great time visiting this winery! Customer service was…read moreoutstanding.. We ordered two flights of various wines and enjoyed them all! The outdoors space was peaceful and tranquil!! This a great place to visit, sit back and have a splendid glass of wine..

Fantastic wine. Though sold at the local IGA, the tasting room provides an experience worth the…read moretime. Owner is a fantastic conversationalist and the atmosphere is worthy of weekly visits by my partner and I.

Great service! Met the owner, Tom, very helpful great explanations of the wines and his process…read more The wine is delicious and the decor makes the place warm and welcoming. Highly recommend the La Robe and the Roussanne. Delish!