The first release of Phantom Creek’s Halo wine will be the 2020 Baoshan.\” />
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The Travel NOW to the Thompson Okanagan – On Us contest really delivers.\” />
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Quiet BC treasure Predator Ridge ushers in the Okanagan’s first global luxury brand.
As we all know, the news tends to sensationalize things to some degree or at least does not report the whole story. This has had a huge impact on the Okanagan Valley for several years. “Forest fires in Osoyoos” and people cancel their plans to travel to Kelowna. A landslide near Summerland and people don’t travel to Oliver and so it goes. I am going to try to unravel some of the contradictory things you may have heard. The winter of 2022/2023 Temperatures dropped below critical bud health values. The vineyards were hit hard and crop yields were around 50% … Read more
While Okanagan wineries are well known to BC wine lovers, wine tourism tends to be focused on the four to five months leading up to summer and into the fall. During the rest of the year, they rely heavily on locals to support them and support them, we do. As a way to acknowledge this support, Summerland’s Okanagan Crush Pad and Haywire Winery have developed a ‘Certified Local’ program as a way to show their appreciation. Now fifteen years old, Haywire has become a Summerland favourite among locals and visitors alike. They take a little different approach to winemaking … Read more
Explore the region’s most enriching experiences with, Stay a While.
With the 10Best.com website averaging 5 million visitors a month, this level of exposure for the Okanagan Valley in fall is extremely exciting and we would like to thank everyone who took the time to vote. It is so greatly appreciated and a fantastic opportunity to share the Okanagan Valley with the USA TODAY audience.
You’ll meet Tania in the Valley and be whisked in luxury wheels to three wineries which have embraced art, both inside their bottles and in beautiful spaces which they offer as destinations for wine travellers.
I can't wait to go back again and experience a dinner at Phantom Creek Estates. The menu included so many options for mains that it makes you want to return again and again.
The first of a series of Short Table Dinners starts Tuesday, October 18 at the Miradoro Restaurant at Tinhorn Creek. Reservations required 250 498 3742 / [email protected]
