A Naramata Bench mainstay, Red Rooster specialises in approachable yet well-crafted premium wines. Despite being owned by wine giant Andrew Peller (Sandhill, Tinhorn Creek, Gray Monk), the winery still retains a distinctively independent identity.
Specialising in precise grape management, small batch ferments and the finest French Oak, Little Engine aims for perfection in every bottle. Little Engine is an essential stop for wine enthusiasts, especially those who love Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
La Frenz consistently wins numerous winery awards year after year. It’s easy to see why, with the winery’s attention to detail all the way from bud burst to final blending and bottling. Tastings are held on the gorgeous patio, with views that were featured on the Canadian $100 bill in 1954.
Foxtrot Vineyards is a product of passion and tireless commitment to the fine details of winemaking and small lot Pinot Noir
Named after the historic community of south Langley, this is Township 7’s second location. Keeping things simple, Township 7 focuses on carefully handcrafted, small-lot wines with grapes sourced from their own vineyards and partner growers in the Okanagan Valley.
Family owned and operated Three Sisters Winery presents classic Bench varietals with some less common offerings (Tempranillo, Pinot Auxerrois) in a beautifully airy tasting room at the start of the Naramata Bench
Roche wines, and their very experienced winemakers brings a wealth of worldly experience and knowledge with an organic, holistic and organic approach to winemaking.
Upper Bench Winery and Creamery showcases the complementary work of Gavin and Shana, a British/Canadian husband and wife team. Together, they celebrate the bounty of the Naramata Bench.
As one of the most visible and impressive wineries on the Naramata Bench, it is no wonder that visitors flock to Poplar Grove. he experience inside doesn’t disappoint, with an expansive, airy and modern tasting room showcasing gorgeous views of Okanagan Lake and Penticton.
Da Silva is a family owned winery with deep roots on the Naramata Bench. The family of Richard Da Silva, the winery’s co-owner and winemaker, emigrated to the Okanagan Valley from Portugal in 1955 and purchased an orchard on the Naramata Bench in 1955.
