AboutBlue Mountain

Ian and Jane Mavety began assembling the Okanagan Falls property behind Blue Mountain Vineyard and Cellars in 1971. After roughly two decades growing grapes for other wineries, they bottled the first Blue Mountain vintage in 1991.

The second generation includes winemaker Matt Mavety and Christie Mavety in winegrowing and the business. Vineyard and cellar work centre on the same South Okanagan estate, which produces both still and sparkling wines.

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Blue Mountain 2025 Estate Cuvee Sauvignon Blanc

Canadian White
$36.99

Lemon and gooseberry lead a restrained, flavourful profile with a textured leesy middle and a fresh herbal undertone. Firm acidity gives the palate definition without making it severe, while citrus and savoury notes remain clear through the finish. Serve well chilled with oysters, grilled fish, asparagus or fresh goat cheese.

Blue Mountain 2023 Estate Cuvee Gamay Noir

Canadian Red
$39.99

Strawberry and red cherry meet red rose, spice and a flinty savoury note. The palate is firmer and more structured than a simple carbonic style, with bright acidity and old oak adding shape without obscuring the fruit. A lightly salty, earthy finish makes it a natural partner for roast chicken, charcuterie or mushrooms.

Blue Mountain 2019 Reserve Cuvée Pinot Noir

Canadian Red
$57.99

Plush yet composed, with lively black raspberry and black plum leading into darker cherry and a subtle mocha note. The palate is rich and full flavoured, carried by silky tannins into a dry, earthy finish touched by forest floor, smoke and savoury umami. Its generous fruit remains precise, with enough structure to reward a little more time in bottle.

Blue Mountain NV Gold Label Brut

Canadian Sparkling
$41.99

Frizzed lemon, green and red apple and lemon blossom are joined by subtle brioche and a cool stony note. The palate is brisk and precise, with persistent bubbles, citrus freshness and a saline, gently textured drive. Bright rather than austere, it finishes clean and lingering. Serve well chilled with oysters, smoked salmon, tempura or a simple plate of local cheeses.

Blue Mountain 2025 Pinot Gris

Canadian White
$36.99

Citrus, mandarin and blossom open a bright, expressive nose. The palate is richer and denser than the aromas suggest, layering orange and lemon fruit over a clean line of acidity. Apple and gentle spice emerge toward the finish, which remains crisp, balanced and persistent, giving the wine both immediate freshness and quiet depth.

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.

Blue Mountain 2023 Blossom Slope Block 17 Chardonnay

Canadian White
$62.99

Lemon curd, white flowers and wet stone accompany a focused, textural Chardonnay with a long mineral finish. Block 17 has westerly exposure, coarse loamy sand and thirty-three-year-old vines. The site is planted to clones 76, 95 and 96. Stone fruit and vanilla join apple in the glass. The wine spends eighteen months in French oak.

Blue Mountain 2022 Reserve Pinot Noir Magnum

Canadian Red
$134.99

Fresh, complex fruit leads a structured, lively palate, with gentle extraction preserving delicacy rather than weight. Subtle herbal detail and measured cask depth add shape, while vibrant acidity keeps the fruit clear through the finish. Refined and food-friendly, it has the reserve to develop further. Serve with roast duck, salmon, mushroom dishes or earthy lentils.

Blue Mountain 2023 Estate Cuvee Pinot Noir

Canadian Red
$43.99

Youthful and vivid, with fresh fruit at the centre and a lively, energetic palate. Fruit from the estate’s highest-altitude vines gives the wine a clear sense of lift, while its bright, terroir-led character keeps the texture precise and composed. Graceful rather than heavy, it suits roast chicken, salmon or wild mushrooms.

Blue Mountain 2022 Brut Rosé

Canadian Sparkling
$51.99

Pale salmon, with crisp strawberry, red apple and a measured toasty note. The mousse is fine and refined, giving the fruit lift while extended lees ageing adds savoury depth and a creamy edge. Despite that breadth, the palate remains dry, precise and balanced, finishing long and chalky. Pair with crab cakes or duck breast with cranberry sauce.

Blue Mountain 2025 Estate Cuvee Pinot Blanc

Canadian White
$36.99

Boxwood and chamomile open into melon, white peach and a cool mineral note. Full in texture but held by fresh acidity, the palate brings citrus and peach together with measured richness. The finish is long, clean and gently savoury. Serve with shellfish, roast chicken, soft cheeses or creamy vegetable dishes.