experience the artistry
Our Tasting Room experience
“Vine To Glass” Experiences
Discover the South Okanagan’s finest with our ‘Vine to Glass Experience’ at our tasting room in Oliver, BC. Explore the journey from vine to cellar, and taste the passion poured into every one of our premium BC wines.
Private Wine Tastings
Savor an intimate Private Tasting experience in the heart of Okanagan’s wine country. Our private tasting room in Oliver, BC, offers a bespoke journey through our premium BC wines. Experience the artistry and tradition of Okanagan winemaking, guided by our knowledgeable team.
Food & Wine Pairings
Savor BC’s finest with our locally crafted charcuterie boards. Available in individual, 2-person, and 4-person sizes, each board features a selection of meats and cheeses that perfectly pair with our wines. Elevate your tasting experience and enjoy the authentic tastes of British Columbia with us.
Complimentary Tasting
As a member of the Uncork BC Wine Passport, enjoy a complimentary “Experience The Roots” wine tasting for you and a friend. You will taste 5 wines that showcase where our winemaking started, and how it has created a foundation for our portfolio.
Experience the roots
$10
Enjoy 5 Wines That Showcase The Foundation Of Our Wines
Seating/Standing At Tasting Bar
30-45 Minute Experience
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experience the artistry
$50
Private Tasting Experience In Our Hidden Room.
Enjoy 6 Curated Wines Including Access To Library Wines, Special Releases, And More!
Private Tasting Room Experience
90 Minute Experience
Complimentary Charcuterie Board
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Tasting Tips
Learn how to distinguish (and enjoy) the flavors of good wine.
1. See
Tilt your glass onto a slight angle and examine the colour. Is it dark or light, rich or dull, cloudy or clear? The colour will give clues on the varietal, age, region, and more! White wines typically gain colour as they age and red wines lose colour as they age.
2. Swirl
Gently swirl the glass to aerate or “open up” the wine’s aromas. This will allow oxygen to enter the glass and release all the aroma and flavours. Swirling wine is integral for all wines except Sparkling wines.
3. Smell
The main sense used in tasting wine. Before sipping, close your eyes and smell the delicious aromas in your glass. Try to identify the fruit, floral, herb, spice, or vegetable aromas. There are no wrong answers. Say whatever comes to mind!
4. Sip
Take a slightly larger sip, gently swish the wine around and let it coat your mouth. Still without swallowing, breathe in to let some oxygen pass over your wine. Really, let the wine saturate your tastebuds. Think about the wine’s taste and mouthfeel.
5. Savour
After you swallow, notice how long the flavour stays on your palate. Reflect on the flavour profile and mouthfeel; and remember – drinking wine is an experience. Enjoy every sip while also enjoying the company you’ve chosen to savour your wine with.