Wineries in Summerland
Estate wineries, boutique vineyard tasting rooms, farm-gate sellers and the small labels that pour only on weekends: the category the South Okanagan exists around and the northern valleys keep joining. This section covers working producers with a door open to the public, from large estate properties running full tour programmes to a vineyard shed where the winemaker pours their own.
Listings carry address, phone, website and posted hours plus the neighbourhood. Where the winery publishes it, the listing notes whether tastings are walk-in or booked, tasting fees and whether they are waived with purchase, seasonal opening, and whether food is served alongside the pour.
Tasting rooms attached to a production brewery or distillery belong under breweries, and bars serving local bottles without making any belong under bars: this section is for the people who made what is in the glass. Several wineries also hold licensed restaurants and appear under both, with one category marked primary.
BC VQA stores sell BC wine but make none and stay under liquor stores. If you operate a winery and the details here are wrong, claim the listing and correct it: updates reach a person before anything changes.
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