British Columbia WineriesBritish Columbia Wineries
| Surrey, BC, Canada |
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| (604) 576-6886 |
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| Vancouver, BC, Canada |
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| (604) 876-9463 |
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| North Saanich, BC, Canada |
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| (250) 656-2552 |
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Located in Deep Cove on the Saanich Peninsula. Specializing in hand crafted high quality wines. Owners Michael Betts and Linda Plimley were the first Farm Gate Winery in the Saanich Peninsula and Victoria area. The winery features a beautiful tasting room and patio. Micheal Betts is a man of many talents he continues to build on to the winery adding to the consumers enjoyment. Tours by appointment.
Located in Deep Cove on the Saanich Peninsula. Specializing in hand crafted high quality wines. Owners Michael Betts and Linda Plimley were the first Farm Gate Winery in the Saanic...
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| Nanaimo, BC, Canada |
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| (250) 753-9669 |
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Located just to the north of Nanaimo featuring Pinot Noir. Proprietor Harry Von Wolff features Pinot Noir. Harry designed his tasting room with a European flavour. Look for their Grand Rouge dessert wine.
Located just to the north of Nanaimo featuring Pinot Noir. Proprietor Harry Von Wolff features Pinot Noir. Harry designed his tasting room with a European flavour. Look for their G...
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| Cobble Hill, BC, Canada |
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| (250) 743-1272 or 1-866-395-5252 |
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Cherry point was purchased in 2003 by the Cowichan Tribes making it the second winery owned by First Nations. Cherry Point Vineyards was established in 1990, and was licensed as a farm winery in 1994. Situated on a gravelly glacial deposit in the Cowichan valley, our terroir has been compared to the best of the Alsace and Chablis locations. Owners Wayne and Helena Ulrich have a unique picturesque spot for their vineyard near Cobble Hill. The winery has produced a 2000 Reserve Agria. Agria is an early ripening red grape that has been developed on the Island. A number of government research projects are carried out at Cherry Point to find the best grapes for the Island.
Cherry point was purchased in 2003 by the Cowichan Tribes making it the second winery owned by First Nations. Cherry Point Vineyards was established in 1990, and was licensed as a ...
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| Lindell Beach, BC, Canada |
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| (604) 858-5233 |
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Nestled on the hillside of the Columbia valley at the south end of Cultus Lake, John Stuyt founded his winery in 1997. He produced fruit wines along with winemaker Dominic Rivard .
Nestled on the hillside of the Columbia valley at the south end of Cultus Lake, John Stuyt founded his winery in 1997. He produced fruit wines along with winemaker Dominic Rivard ....
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| Courtenay, BC, Canada |
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| (250) 338-2686 |
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| Keremeos, BC, Canada |
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| (250) 499-2102 |
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| Surrey, BC, Canada |
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| (604) 542-0211 |
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| Cawston, BC, Canada |
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| (250) 499-5129Â |
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Crowsnest Vineyards is nestled in the Similkameen Valley on the Upper Bench near Cawston. This site has a wonderful view of the surrounding Mountains and gorgeous evening sun. The winery, which was established in 1995, is named after Highway #3, which is also known as Crowsnest Highway. You are invited by Olaf, Sabine, Ann and Sascha Heinecke to Come and enjoy the surroundings and taste traditional handcrafted Estate wines. You are welcome to tour around the vineyard and through the Winery. Olaf, Sascha and Ann will answer all your questions about the methods used in the vineyard and how the wines are made. Sabine and the staff lead a tasting through the different wines. The Crowsnest winemaking style is showcased in the many different styles we produce from Estate grown grapes.
Crowsnest Vineyards is nestled in the Similkameen Valley on the Upper Bench near Cawston. This site has a wonderful view of the surrounding Mountains and gorgeous evening sun. The ...
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