Okanagan Valley
Okanagan Valley
Ricco Bambino 2018 Merlot
Canadian Red
$18.99
A supple Okanagan Merlot with ripe plum, cocoa and warm spice. Juicy fruit and gentle structure make it a relaxed partner for charcuterie, burgers or roast vegetables.
Pamplemousse Jus 2025 Gewri Pét-Nat
Canadian Sparkling
$42.99
Pineapple and crisp apple lead with a gentle floral lift and a soft creamy note. The palate is lively and lightly sparkling, with early-picked freshness holding the ripe fruit in check. Fine bubbles and bright acidity shape a clean, energetic finish with subtle lees texture.
Kettle Valley 2023 Pinot Gris 375Ml
Canadian White
$17.99
A copper-hued, full-flavoured Okanagan Pinot Gris in a half-bottle. Red and green apple, pear, citrus and tropical fruit lead to a rich mouthfeel and gently spicy finish.
50th Parallel Estate 2019 Chardonnay
Canadian White
$56.99
An Okanagan Chardonnay with ripe apple, pear and citrus framed by gentle toast. Balanced acidity keeps the texture fresh and food-friendly.
Frind Estate 2025 Big White
Canadian White
$27.99
Seven white grape varieties form this blend: Gewürztraminer, Kerner, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, Viognier and Schönburger. Each was fermented separately in stainless steel before blending. Peach, pineapple and tropical flowers appear alongside melon, apple and green apple. Bright acidity, a crisp persistent finish and Anjou pear are also present. The wine is light-bodied and comes from the Okanagan Valley.
Bench 1775 2021 Chill White Blend
Canadian White
$23.99
Chardonnay, Gewürztraminer and Riesling form an off-dry white blend drawn entirely from Naramata vineyards. Bright tropical-fruit aromas meet fresh citrus and a light sweetness. The vines grow in silty-loam soils and were fifteen to eighteen years old at harvest. The wine carries 13.1 percent alcohol and pairs readily with fresh British Columbia produce, seafood, dim sum, ramen, spicy curry or barbecue chicken.
Hester Creek 2025 Cabernet Franc Rosé
Canadian Rosé
$29.99
Pink grapefruit, strawberry, cranberry and rhubarb meet cinnamon in this off-dry Cabernet Franc rosé. The palate is juicy and bright, with glycerol-lined texture, lively acidity and medium body. A two-day cold soak and gentle pressing draw its medium-pink colour, while cool stainless-steel fermentation preserves freshness. The wine comes from the Okanagan Valley and is well suited to charcuterie or blue cheese.
Bordertown 2016 Merlot
Canadian Red
$24.99
Deep garnet colour frames aromas of blackcurrant, black cherry and blueberry. Blackcurrant and black cherry return among the vibrant flavours, alongside tobacco and cedar. The profile is concentrated, with light floral character, ripe black fruit, lower acidity, soft tannins and a medium-plus silky body. It is off-dry, carries 14.9 percent alcohol and comes from the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia. The finish is satisfying.
Arrowleaf Cellars 2025 Pinot Gris
Canadian White
$29.99
Pinot Gris comes from estate blocks and dedicated local growers around Lake Country. The estate vineyard occupies a west-facing slope with well-drained gravelly glacial till and sandy loam, while the lake moderates the climate. Other local sources include Ritchie Vineyard and Carr’s Landing, where Pinot Gris grows on sloping sites. Pinot Gris is one of the established varieties in the estate vineyard.
Covert Farms 2018 Pinot Blanc
Canadian White
$24.99
Supple in texture, this Pinot Blanc comes from an organic family farm in Oliver. The estate grows all of its own grapes and maintains soil health through minimal mechanical disturbance and crop rotation. More than forty organically grown fruits and vegetables share the property with the vineyard. The farm spans 650 acres and lies near McIntyre Bluff in the southern Okanagan.
Sage Hills Vineyard 2017 Pinot Gris
Canadian White
$28.99
Pear, subtle peach and tart, pithy lemon peel appear in a clear, crisp profile. The palate is lean and citrus-led. Organically grown Pinot Gris from Summerland Bench in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, Canada, was fermented in stainless steel. Apple is also present, and the dry finish is crisp and refreshing. Production totalled eight hundred forty-four cases.
Project B 2022 Okanagan Valley Rosé
Canadian Rosé
$26.99
Earthy strawberry aromas meet Okanagan desert notes in this pale, dry rosé. Red fruit and crisp acidity accompany a creamy texture, with 1.6 grams per litre of residual sugar. The wine is a partnership between Michael Bartier and Eric Monnin of Boutinot, bringing together Okanagan Valley vineyards and French winemaking experience. The wine contains twelve and a half percent alcohol.
Moon Curser 2025 Viognier
Canadian White
$29.99
Medium straw colour accompanies ambrosia apple, rose petal, pear and grapefruit aromas. White stone fruit, honeysuckle and orange blossom join a rich, round, slightly oily texture, while acidity and minerality carry through the finish. The Viognier was hand-picked, sorted twice, whole-cluster pressed and cool-fermented in stainless steel without malolactic fermentation or lees stirring. The wine is vegan.
Wild Goose Winery 2025 Rosé
Canadian Rosé
$27.99
Pear, rosewater, strawberry, raspberry, peach, cinnamon and allspice define the aromatic profile. Sweet mixed berries, strawberries and cream, orange zest and honey appear alongside refreshing acidity and a long finish. This British Columbia rosé comes from the Okanagan Valley in Canada. The tasting room is located in Okanagan Falls, where the wine appears among the current releases.
Bartier Bros. 2022 Illegal Curve
Canadian Red
$27.99
Bright raspberry meets dark fruit and firm structure. The blend contains fifty-one percent Cabernet Franc, forty-eight percent Petit Verdot and one percent Pinot Noir, all harvested by hand. Fruit is destemmed and crushed before a twenty-one-day maceration and fermentation in stainless steel. Maturation lasts fourteen months in neutral French barrels, alcohol is 13.9 percent, and production totals 920 cases.
Moraine Estate Winery 2021 Syrah
Canadian Red
$43.99
Dense purple colour accompanies savoury herbal notes, blackberry, oak spice and a floral element. The dry, full-bodied palate carries mulberry, black cherry and tobacco, with integrated oak and a firm finish. Smoky and tarry notes, dark fruit and a medium-full body are also present. The wine comes from the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia and is made from Syrah.
Moraine Estate Winery 2025 Pink Mountain Rosé
Canadian Rosé
$31.99
Made entirely from Grenache Noir, this rosé carries pink grapefruit, passionfruit and tropical guava. The palate is refreshing and crisp, with a clean, mouth-watering finish. The wine comes from the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia and carries 13.2 percent alcohol. Production totalled 877 cases. The family-owned estate overlooks Okanagan Lake near Penticton from a shelf-like site above clay bluffs.
Chaberton Estate Winery 2023 Barrel Aged Chardonnay
Canadian White
$35.99
Jasmine, underripe pineapple and honeyed stone fruit sit with integrated oak and crisp acidity. The Chardonnay comes from the Okanagan Valley and carries fourteen percent alcohol. It is lightly oaked, with ten months of ageing, and the wine is vegan. Citrus, popcorn and toasted brioche also appear alongside vanilla and coconut. The style is dry.
Over the Fence Winery 2025 Rosé
Canadian Rosé
$34.99
Wild strawberry, watermelon and raspberry appear in a fresh, dry rosé. The palate brings vibrant red-berry flavours, crisp acidity and a refreshing citrus lift. Syrah and Merlot make up the blend. The fruit-forward, clean style comes from the Okanagan Valley. The winery is based in Osoyoos, and this bottle was one of seven releases drawn from the same harvest.
Blue Mountain 2016 Blanc de Blancs R.D.
Canadian Sparkling
$61.99
A fine, persistent mousse accompanies lemon, baked green apple, flowers, light toasted nut, butter and grassy notes. Biscuit and green apple also appear, with fresh acidity and a tart finish. The wine is made entirely from Chardonnay; whole clusters are pressed before seven years on the lees. This traditional-method sparkling wine was disgorged in March following its extended lees ageing.
French Door Estate Winery 2025 Rosé Okanagan Valley
Canadian Rosé
$47.99
The aromas include wild strawberry, cherry and rose petals. The palate has watermelon, redcurrant, bright fruit and crisp energy, with a clean, savoury finish. Grenache, Mourvèdre, Cinsault and Pinot Noir were direct-pressed and fermented separately in stainless steel at cool temperatures. The wine remained on gross lees for one month, was blended, and spent four months in tank before bottling.
Lariana Cellars 2022 Twenty Two Okanagan Valley Red
Canadian Red
$66.99
Cabernet Sauvignon accounts for sixty-four percent of the blend, with Syrah and Carménère each at eighteen percent. Cabernet and Carménère are estate grown, while Syrah comes from Red Brick Vineyard. Fruit is destemmed and hand sorted before crushing. Maturation lasts sixteen months in oak. Blackcurrant, dark fruit, baker’s chocolate and vanilla are present. The tannins are pleasant and approachable.
Burrowing Owl 2018 Merlot 1.5 L
Canadian Red
$119.99
Black plum, ripe raspberry and brambly berries appear with violet, lavender, cocoa, marzipan, vanilla, cedar and baking spice. The palate is full bodied, with firm ripe tannins, refreshing acidity and a velvety texture. Plum pudding, black cherry, hazelnut, dark chocolate, paprika, dried sage and graphite are also present. The finish is long. Merlot fruit is harvested by hand from estate vineyards in Oliver and Osoyoos.
Osoyoos Larose 2011 Le Grand Vin 1.5 L
Canadian Red
$279.99
Merlot accounts for forty-eight percent of the blend. The balance is thirty-three percent Cabernet Sauvignon, ten percent Petit Verdot, six percent Cabernet Franc and three percent Malbec. Cassis and spice appear with blackcurrant, mulberry, espresso and dark chocolate. Tannins are polished and firm, and cedar appears on the finish. The listed alcohol is fourteen percent. This red comes from British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley.
Laughing Stock 2021 Portfolio 3 L
Canadian Red
$319.99
Merlot accounts for half of the blend; the balance is twenty-nine percent Cabernet Sauvignon, twelve percent Cabernet Franc, five percent Malbec and four percent Petit Verdot. Cassis and blueberry appear with cedar box and fresh tobacco. Red fruit, cocoa powder, smoked cherry and tobacco leaf are also present. The wine has structure, texture and a long spicy finish.
Daydreamer 2023 Marcus Ansems Chardonnay
Canadian White
$59.99
Chardonnay grows on the Naramata Bench in exposed granite high above Okanagan Lake, where the plot has particularly little organic matter. The grapes are destemmed before pressing into barrels, thirty percent new. The family-run Canadian winery farms sustainably in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley. Its wines are crafted by a holder of the Master of Wine qualification.
Poplar Grove 2016 The Legacy
Canadian Red
$99.99
Cabernet Franc leads the blend at thirty-three percent, joined by twenty-five percent Malbec, fifteen percent Merlot, fourteen percent Cabernet Sauvignon and thirteen percent Petit Verdot. Savoury cedar, lead pencil and red fruit accompany fresh red cherry, dried herbs and dense, sweet tannins. Estate-grown grapes were hand-picked and sorted. Production included extended maceration, twenty-one months in French barriques and two years in bottle.
Burrowing Owl 2013 Malbec
Canadian Red
$99.99
Deep purple-ruby colour accompanies Bing cherry, Damson plum, blackberry, vanilla, liquorice and cocoa. The wine is medium to full in body, with silky texture and ripe, round tannins. Sweet black cherry, baked plum, pepper and wet earth are also present. Grapes were hand-harvested from the Eva Vineyard, and maturation lasted twenty-one months in mixed oak barrels.
Black Hills 2006 Nota Bene
Canadian Red
$99.99
Cabernet Sauvignon makes up forty-seven percent of the blend, with thirty-seven percent Merlot and sixteen percent Cabernet Franc. Tobacco leaf, green olive, sage, tomato leaf and menthol sit beside coffee, pepper, cassis and saddle leather. The palate is round, dry and moderately smooth, with light tannins. Smoky, meaty and savoury notes are also present. Alcohol is fourteen-point-seven percent.
Black Hills 2001 Nota Bene
Canadian Red
$99.99
Cabernet Sauvignon accounts for forty-six percent of the blend, with thirty-five percent Merlot and nineteen percent Cabernet Franc. Dry cedar, peppery leather, green bean and bell pepper sit beside mint, tobacco and smoky vanilla. The wine has ample extract and fourteen percent alcohol. Production totalled 1,800 cases. Root vegetable, smoky liquorice and peppery olive are also present.