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Wild Goose 2024 Gewürztraminer
Canadian White
$29.99
Rose petals and lychee sit with peach, papaya and citrus in an intense aromatic profile. Complementary sweetness is balanced by fresh acidity. Pineapple, ginger and citrus zest accompany a long finish. The documented pairing range includes fruit salad, ceviche, gravlax, spicy tomato pasta, sushi, raw fish, spicy chicken stir-fry, fresh cheese, seafood hotpot and pho.
Rust Wine Co. 2024 Riesling
Canadian White
$27.99
Lime, green apple, floral notes, candied citrus, pear and subtle wet-stone minerality define the profile. The palate is light, with bright citrus, peachy apple and fresh saline character. The finish is vibrant and mouth-watering. Fruit came from the St. Urban and Bo-Teek vineyards in Niagara, with documented residual sugar of 7.53 grams per litre and total acidity of 9.6.
Pentâge 2024 Pinot Gris
Canadian White
$29.99
Pale straw in colour, with a mineral, peach-pit bouquet. The wine is medium-bodied and dry, carrying peach and melon flavours into a crisp lemon finish with great length. The fruit comes from Washington. The producer’s Pinot Gris is made entirely in stainless steel, and documented pairing suggestions include Asian salad, seafood platters, roasted chicken and pork.
Rust Wine Co. 2017 Pinot Grigio
Canadian White
$19.99
Ripe tropical and orchard fruit meet green-apple acidity and mineral notes in an off-dry profile. The single-vineyard Pinot Grigio comes from Cawston in the Similkameen Valley. Ninety percent of the wine ages in stainless steel and ten percent in French oak. It carries 13.9 percent alcohol, with body and length. Suggested pairings include hard cheese and creamy pasta.
Chaberton Estate Winery 2024 Reserve Dry Bacchus
Canadian White
$31.99
Rose petals, green apple and spice appear alongside grapefruit, apple, stone fruit and citrus. The palate is crisply dry, with soft texture and a clean, refreshing character. Bacchus makes up ninety-five percent of the blend and Sémillon the remaining five percent. The fruit comes from the Fraser Valley, and the finished wine carries the BC VQA Fraser Valley designation.
Good Natured 2020 Balanced Red
Canadian Red
$17.99
Plum, wild berries, concord grape, cherry cola, violet, dried eucalyptus, baking spice, pepper, chocolate and vanilla shape the profile. Tart blackberry and smoke are also present. The palate is medium-bodied and dry, with soft acidity, velvety tannins and a dry finish. Merlot and Gamay Noir form this British Columbia VQA blend, which carries thirteen point seven percent alcohol.
Harper’s Trail 2019 Field Blend White
Canadian White
$21.99
Peach, citrus and mandarin orange shape the youthful aromas. The dry palate is smooth and round, with medium body, ripe stone fruit, lime zest and a mineral note. The finish brings lime peel and mouthwatering acidity. This British Columbia white combines Pinot Gris, Riesling and Chardonnay, with the fruit grown at Thadd Springs Vineyard in Kamloops.
Hester Creek 2025 Pinot Blanc
Canadian White
$29.99
Subtle aromas of wet stone and light flowers introduce this clean Pinot Blanc. The palate is round. The bottling carries British Columbia VQA Okanagan Valley designation. Hester Creek’s estate roots trace to vines first planted in alluvial soils, and Pinot Blanc remains one of the established white varieties grown at the property. The estate is based in Oliver, British Columbia.
Marichel 2020 Syrah Rosé
Canadian Rosé
$28.99
Released in the following spring, this Syrah rosé comes from Marichel. The estate grows its fruit on the Naramata Bench, where sandy and silty soils naturally limit vine vigour. The vineyard uses drip irrigation, no-till cover crops and a low-emission tractor as part of low-impact farming. The bottling is a still rosé made from Syrah in British Columbia, Canada.
Road 13 2016 Stemwinder
Canadian White
$27.99
Apple, pear, apricot, grape and spice accompany fresh, lingering flavours in this Okanagan white. Chardonnay, Viognier, Marsanne and Roussanne make up the blend. Fruit comes from Cawston, Black Sage Bench and the Golden Mile. The wine pairs with seafood and vegetables, bringing several South Okanagan sites and four white grape varieties together in a single cuvée.
Church & State 2022 Lost Inhibitions White
Canadian White
$22.99
Pineapple, apricot, peach and floral notes accompany citrus and spice in this aromatic white blend. The palate is slightly off-dry, with a round mouthfeel and balanced acidity. Viognier, Gewurztraminer, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Riesling, Orange Muscat and Roussanne make up the blend. Apple, pear and rose petal are also present, and the wine has a full-bodied profile.
Synchromesh 2019 Drier Riesling
Canadian White
$28.99
Cold cream, lime pulp, green apple and orange blossom sit above stone and citrus-pith notes. Tight, edgy acidity balances 27 grams per litre of residual sugar, keeping the profile comparatively dry. The blend draws on later-picked Riesling from Okanagan Falls and Naramata. Its lively structure and citrus character make it suitable for a broad range of food pairings.
Arrowleaf Cellars White Piquette
Canadian Sparkling
$20.99
Tropical pineapple and mango define a dry, lightly sparkling drink with low alcohol and a refreshing, easygoing profile. It is made by rehydrating grape pomace—the skins and seeds left after pressing—then fermenting the remaining sugars. Six months in neutral oak allow solids to settle before carbonation, leaving a slight natural haze. The result sits between wine and seltzer in weight and character.
Free Form 2019 Cabernet Franc Rosé
Canadian Rosé
$21.99
Certified-organic Cabernet Franc from Osoyoos is delicately pressed and fermented naturally in concrete, with full malolactic fermentation and extended lees contact. Pale orange colour accompanies citrus, red berries, dried lemon peel and nectarine skin. A savoury edge and saline note sit alongside a creamy texture, while bright acidity supports a dry, fruity finish. Alcohol is 12 percent.
Wild Goose 2017 Mystic River Pinot Blanc
Canadian White
$21.99
The five-acre vineyard lies beside the South Okanagan River near Oliver, where sandy clay and pea gravel form the site. That growing season began hot, then June brought unusual rain and cool weather before conditions normalized. Fruit ripened in separate waves and was processed in a timely manner. Ferments were clean, and the wines showed good backbone across the harvest.
Sandhill 2024 Sauvignon Blanc
Canadian White
$22.99
Tropical fruit, ripe peach and pineapple shape a fresh, clean aroma in this pale-straw Sauvignon Blanc. The light-bodied palate brings tree-fruit flavours, a refreshing mouthfeel and subtle minerality. Fruit from premium Columbia Valley sites was gently pressed into stainless-steel tanks, cold settled and fermented with selected yeast. Alcohol is 13 percent and residual sugar is 1.9 grams per litre.
Bartier Bros. 2024 Pristine Rosé
Canadian Rosé
$22.99
Cabernet Sauvignon forms most of this pale rosé, joined by Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Riesling. The grapes come from Washington’s Columbia Valley and the wine is made in Oliver, British Columbia. Watermelon, rosehip and cranberry tea appear with grapefruit, soft red berries, orchard fruit and fine spice. Bright acidity and a silky texture are also present in the crisp, refreshing profile.
Mayhem Wines 2025 Pinot Gris
Canadian White
$32.99
Pinot Gris shows crisp green apple, pear, lemon blossom and honey, with bright acidity and a creamy mouthfeel. Most of the wine was fermented in stainless steel, while a smaller portion underwent wild fermentation and ageing in neutral oak. The lots were combined before bottling. Alcohol is 12.5 percent, and the finish is crisp and refreshing.
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.
Monte Creek Ranch Winery 2020 Chardonnay
Canadian White
$24.99
This dry, medium-bodied Chardonnay combines citrus, bread dough, toasted oak and vanilla with pineapple, lemon, peach, caramel and a hint of honey. The palate is rich and smooth, supported by balanced acidity. Nine months of fermentation in French oak shape the style. Alcohol is 13.7 percent, with 1.8 grams per litre of residual sugar and a long, smoky mineral finish.
Tugwell Creek Meadery 2020 Harvest Melomel Mixed Berry Mead
Canadian Dessert
$24.99
An off-dry melomel combines local honey with a blend of berries from the farm. The palate is clean, crisp and distinctly fruity, followed by a soft honey finish. The berry mix includes marionberry, loganberry and gooseberry. The honey and fruit are tied to the producer’s farm near Sooke on Vancouver Island. Salmon is a suggested pairing.
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.
Rathjen Cellars 2020 Wine Bunker Red
Canadian Red
$28.99
Ripe mulberry, blackberry and damson plum are joined by light soy and cedar frond. The texture is light, with soft tannins, mouthwatering acidity and a long finish. Gamay Noir, Maréchal Foch and Pinot Noir come from Cowichan Valley and the Saanich Peninsula. Sixty percent of the fruit was crushed, destemmed and fermented on skins; the remainder underwent carbonic maceration. Indigenous yeast completed fermentation before two years in barrel.
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.
Elephant Island Winery 2025 Blackberry Wine
Canadian Dessert
$33.99
Blackberry, strawberry, plum and cinnamon shape this fruit-wine profile. The finish is tangy and clean. Produced as a table wine from blackberries, it is part of a British Columbia orchard-wine range. Savoury pairing suggestions include grilled quail or fried chicken. The winery launched from its Naramata farm in nineteen ninety-nine, and the farm remains its home.
Pentâge Winery 2018 Gewürztraminer
Canadian White
$24.99
Baked apple, poached pear, tangerine and pink grapefruit appear in a spicy, fruit-led profile. The wine is full-bodied and off-dry, with grapefruit, lemon and apple character. It ferments in stainless steel and spends two months on the lees. Gewürztraminer comes from the Skaha Bench in the Okanagan Valley. Serve it cool with spicy noodles or sweet-and-sour chicken.
Thornhaven 2022 Pinot Noir
Canadian Red
$29.99
Herbal, plummy and cherry notes appear with an earthy, gamey woodland character. Ripe strawberry and smoke are also present in a juicy profile. The finish is slightly tart and astringent. The wine is made from Pinot Noir grown in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley. Its pale garnet colour and watery rim complete a relatively light visual profile.
Lost Inhibitions 2021 Sauvignon Blanc
Canadian White
$24.99
The winery operates from Oliver and Brentwood Bay, with vineyard locations in Black Sage, Oliver, Brentwood Bay and Vancouver Island. Arnaud Thierry makes the wines. This Sauvignon Blanc belongs to a range with more than one hundred rotating labels. The brand uses unconventional label designs while following the same production standards as Church & State’s wines.