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Moraine Estate Winery 2024 Sauvignon Blanc

Canadian White
$29.99
Pale gold-green in colour, the profile includes peach, guava, melon and lime. The palate is dry and bright, with zesty acidity, white peach, a slight textural coating and a peppery finish. Sauvignon Blanc comes from Naramata Bench in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley. The wine contains thirteen percent alcohol. Suggested pairings include seafood, fresh salads, goat cheese and lobster rolls.

Whispering Horse 2023 Les Galets

Canadian White
$29.99
Peach, roasted hazelnut and honeysuckle form the aromatics. The palate is crisp and dry, with toast, stone fruit and a long saline finish. The wine is made entirely from L'Acadie grown on a half-acre parcel planted in twenty twelve over an ancient riverbed. It matures for four months in French oak. The estate is family-run in Yarrow, within British Columbia's Fraser Valley.

Mayhem 2025 Merlot Cabernet Franc

Canadian Red
$39.99
The aromatics include savoury dried herbs, menthol, earth, leaves and black raspberry. Fresh red fruit and plum appear on the mid-palate, while the finish is rooty and spicy. The wine comes from the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia. Its blend contains seventy-five percent Merlot and twenty-five percent Cabernet Franc, and the wine matures in French oak. Mushroom risotto is a suggested pairing.

Three Sisters Winery 2023 Riesling

Canadian White
$29.99
Lemon and green apple appear in an intense, dry profile. The wine is fresh, clean and zippy. Dried citrus peel and a hint of petrol are also present. Riesling comes from Naramata Bench in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia. Serve it cool with oysters, Thai curry or appetizers; the dry citrus and apple character suits each of those pairings.

Kettle Valley 2018 Merlot

Canadian Red
$31.99
Ripe tannins accompany blackcurrant and blackberry flavours. The wine is made entirely from Merlot harvested from the King Drive and McGraw vineyards in Naramata. Grapes were handpicked on October 19 and October 30 at about 25.3 Brix. The wine completes malolactic fermentation and matures for nineteen months in French oak. The small, family-run winery sits on the Naramata Bench in British Columbia.

Seven Stones 2015 Row 128 Merlot

Canadian Red
$29.99
Brandy-soaked cherry, dried cherry, Italian prune plum, sage, oak spice and earthy secondary notes define the profile. The palate is softer, with less acidity and tannin than the preceding release. Butterscotch oak and alcohol warmth appear in the finish. The Merlot comes from an estate vineyard on benchland in the Similkameen Valley, where the winery matures its red wines in French oak barrels.

Else Wines 2020 Jocko Cabernet Franc

Canadian Red
$31.99
This light Cabernet Franc has a rosé-like character and comes from Okanagan Falls. The vineyard sits just north of Oliver on conventionally farmed land; its vines were four years old. The grapes spend one to two weeks on skins before six months in neutral barrels. Twenty parts per million of sulphur are added at bottling. Alcohol is eleven-point-three percent.

Wesbert Winery 2022 Gewürztraminer

Canadian White
$30.99
This white comes from British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley. The winery sits on the Naramata Bench outside Penticton and works with two vineyards. Its minimal-intervention approach is intended to let fruit and each growing season speak for themselves. The property grows several varieties, including Gewürztraminer, and aims for balanced, full-flavoured wines. The site is near the Kettle Valley Rail Trail.

Proxies Pétanque Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine Alternative

Canadian Non-Alcoholic Wine
$31.99
Yuzu zest, wild sage, gentian root, honeysuckle, Granny Smith apple, juniper, rosemary salt and white-tea tannins sit with Riesling juice. Juices, vinegars, spices, herbs, bitters, tea and other botanicals form this non-alcoholic sparkling wine alternative. Made in Guelph, Ontario, it is composed in the image of wine without trying to be wine. Serve alongside seafood.

Proxies Blanc Slate Non-Alcoholic Wine Alternative

Canadian Non-Alcoholic Wine
$31.99
Kiwi, white peony, apricot, lemongrass, limeade and galangal sit with white grapefruit and habanero. Sauvignon Blanc juice provides the grape base, while juices, vinegars, spices, herbs, bitters, tea and other botanicals shape this non-alcoholic wine alternative. Made in Guelph, Ontario, it is light-bodied and dry, with zesty citrus, stone fruit and a hint of chilli on the finish.

Proxies Red Clay Non-Alcoholic Wine Alternative

Canadian Non-Alcoholic Wine
$31.99
Burdock root, Citra hops, black cherry jam, fermented ginger, malty black tea and sea salt form the profile, with an earthy Pinot Noir character. Juices, vinegars, spices, herbs, bitters, tea and other botanicals are blended into this non-alcoholic wine alternative. Made in Guelph, Ontario, it has a medium body with tart brightness and tannic grip and pairs with burgers.

Tender Hope Winery 2021 Merlot

Canadian Red
$31.99
Red cherry, plum, blackcurrant and vanilla appear in a fruity profile with soft tannins. Made from Merlot in British Columbia, the wine carries fourteen percent alcohol. The family-owned winery works in the Okanagan Valley and uses traditional techniques with minimal intervention. Its wines mature naturally, with the region’s landscape, climate and soils forming part of the estate’s approach.

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.

Orofino 2022 Passion Pit Cabernet Sauvignon

Canadian Red
$47.99
Made entirely from Cabernet Sauvignon, the wine carries rich dark-fruit flavours and fourteen percent alcohol. It spent twenty months in French and American oak. The vineyard sits on the Cawston Bench in the Similkameen Valley beside a former commercial gravel pit. The site has a sunny slope backed by steep granite cliffs, with angular granite rocks and shallow soils.

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.

Poppyshake 2023 Sparkling Red

Canadian Sparkling
$41.99
Cabernet Libre and Cayuga form a sparkling red with 10.1 percent alcohol. Raspberry, black pepper and blood orange appear in the profile. The wine comes from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, and is associated with Salt Spring Island. It belongs to Kathleen Sinclair’s personal project; she is a natural wine and cider maker whose earlier work included Bella Wines.

Seven Stones 2022 Pebble Beach Rosé

Canadian Rosé
$31.99
Made entirely from Pinot Noir, this dry rosé is medium-bodied and unoaked. The wine comes from the Similkameen Valley in British Columbia, Canada, and carries 13.8 percent alcohol. A screwcap closes the bottle. Harvest in Cawston began two weeks later than usual after a slow, cool start to the growing season. The winery's aromatic whites and rosés from that season show bright, mineral-driven profiles with above-average fruit intensity.

Haywire 2022 Pinot Noir

Canadian Red
$34.99
Morello cherry, raspberry and rhubarb appear with dried thyme, cranberry acidity and savoury spice. The palate is juicy, with fine sticky tannins and texture from concrete. Pinot Noir came from four Okanagan sites in Kelowna, Naramata, Summerland and Oliver. Thirty percent whole clusters underwent native fermentation in concrete and large neutral oak, followed by ten months of rest before bottling without fining or filtration.

Solvero 2023 Rosé

Canadian Rosé
$33.99
Medium fluorescent pink colour accompanies bright red cherry, strawberry and watermelon. The bone-dry palate is zesty and concentrated, with a creamy texture and cranberry acidity. Pinot Noir from Garnet Valley received three hours of skin contact. The crop yielded two tons per acre. The wine comes from Summerland Bench in the Okanagan Valley, with freshness throughout and a hint of smoke in the finish.

A Sunday in August 2017 Pinot Noir

Canadian Red
$31.99
Bright, crunchy cranberry appears with funky, savoury mushroom. The Pinot Noir fruit came from the Similkameen Valley in British Columbia. The small project was officially launched that year, following its first wines made under another winery's licence. Its founding approach centred on natural wine from organically and biodynamically farmed grapes sourced within British Columbia. The label's guiding principles included supporting local organic growers, natural fermentation and small-batch production.

Moon Curser 2019 Border Vines

Canadian Red
$33.99
Black cherry, cinnamon, blackberry and sweet tobacco appear with lavender, violet and a subtle blueberry-pie note. The palate is mouth-filling, with naturally balanced acidity, structured yet approachable tannins and toasty oak. The blend contains sixty-nine percent Cabernet Sauvignon, fifteen percent Malbec, ten percent Petit Verdot, three percent Carménère and three percent Cabernet Franc. Fruit came from Osoyoos East Bench vineyards, and thirty-one percent of the French oak was new. The wine is vegan.

Sage Hayward Vineyards 2025 Pinot Gris

Canadian White
$34.99
Pinot Gris comes from sloping fields at a Saturna Island estate in British Columbia's Gulf Islands. The vineyard has a rich clay base infused with ancient marine sediment. Farming is sustainable and holistic, and the winemaking follows traditional techniques. The estate works to produce wines with a distinct sense of place from its Gulf Islands site. Max Legris serves as viticulturist and winemaker.

Wesbert Winery 2022 Pinot Gris

Canadian White
$31.99
Delicate notes of green apple and Bartlett pear appear together with subtle aromas of lemon and lime. Bright acidity accompanies a lingering pear finish. Juicy, spirited fruit is plentiful, and a stony undertone adds fine complexity to an elastic, lengthened palate. The Pinot Gris comes from the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia. The wine is light and refreshing.

Monte Creek 2022 Living Land Pinot Noir

Canadian Red
$31.99
Red cherry, rose petal, forest floor, leaf litter and vanilla appear with fine, rounded tannins and lively acidity. Dried herbs and white pepper are also present. Pinot Noir fruit comes from Keremeos, Lion's Head and Monte Creek vineyards. The wine spends ten months in French-oak barriques, and fifteen percent of the barrels are new. Alcohol is 13 percent.

Arrowleaf 2025 Summerstorm Sparkling Rosé

Canadian Sparkling
$31.99
Strawberry, rhubarb and pink grapefruit appear with a touch of sweetness, followed by a clean, dry finish. Made from Zweigelt grown in the estate vineyard, the grapes are whole-cluster pressed to retain only a small amount of colour. The base wine ages in neutral-oak puncheons before secondary fermentation in a sealed Charmat tank, producing fine bubbles and a fruit-forward profile.

Robin Ridge 2022 Riesling

Canadian White
$32.99
Honey and jasmine aromas accompany orange blossom. The slightly off-dry palate brings nectarine and peach. A long finish has pineapple, apricot and mineral character. The Riesling comes from the Similkameen Valley in British Columbia. The wine is certified organic under PACS 16-227 and carries 12.5 percent alcohol. It suits chicken, crab, spicy foods and soft cheese.

Orofino 2025 Semi-Carbo MF

Canadian Red
$32.99
Pepper, black and blue fruit, iron and wild game appear through the profile. The deep purple wine has low tannins and a naturally soft character. It is made entirely from Marechal Foch grown in the Pozza Vineyard in the Olalla Gap. Whole berries ferment carbonically under carbon dioxide before pressing, stainless-steel fermentation and a rest in old 500-litre puncheons. The wine is neither fined nor filtered and carries 12.8 percent alcohol.

The Hatch 2019 Screaming Frenzy Meritage

Canadian Red
$32.99
Green bell pepper, leather and stewed cherry appear in the aromas, while strawberry, fresh herbs and dark fruit define the flavours. The blend is 38 percent Merlot, 34 percent Cabernet Franc and 28 percent Cabernet Sauvignon. Fruit comes from the Mama D vineyard in Oliver and the Monarch vineyard in Osoyoos. Winemaking uses entirely neutral oak.

Inniskillin Okanagan 2021 Discovery Series Zinfandel

Canadian Red
$32.99
Blackberry, mocha, vanilla spice and Black Forest cake define this full-bodied Zinfandel. The palate is juicy and bright, with layered flavour and a lingering finish. The wine was aged for fifteen months in oak barrels. It carries 14.5 percent alcohol and nine grams per litre of sugar. Made in British Columbia, it is classified as BC VQA Okanagan Valley and belongs to the Discovery Series.