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Fairview Cellars
Fairview Cellars
AboutFairview Cellars
Bill Eggert established Fairview Cellars on the Golden Mile Bench, releasing its first commercial vintage in 1997. Danielle and Dermott Hutton bought the winery in 2022, after Danielle had worked with Eggert as general manager and learned winemaking from him. Today Danielle makes the wines and Dermott manages the vineyard.
The estate’s ten planted acres focus on Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. Vines are pruned and leaves removed by hand, while cellar work is kept low-intervention.
Fairview Cellars Crooked Post 2019 Bill’s OJ Grüner Veltliner
Savoury herbs lead into subtle stone fruit, citrus blossom and a gently rounded honeycomb note. Fresh acidity gives the palate definition, while a quiet touch of vanilla and fine pithy grip add texture through the long finish. Aromatic without excess weight, it works well with roast chicken, grilled vegetables or creamy seafood dishes.
Fairview Cellars 2016 The Bear Reserve Meritage Golden Mile Bench
Red and black berries, currant, tobacco, bell pepper, herbs and anise define the profile. Integrated tannins, medium acidity and a long, clean, balanced finish are present. The blend combines Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec and Petit Verdot, with Cabernet Sauvignon making up at least half. The wine comes from Golden Mile Bench in British Columbia.
Fairview Cellars 2016 The Bear
Clear deep ruby colour has garnet tinges. Savoury dark plum, dark cherry, cigar box and thyme appear in an intense aromatic profile. The full-bodied palate combines rich dark fruit with tobacco, leather and a hint of cinnamon. Silky tannins and composed acidity accompany a lengthy finish. This red comes from Oliver in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia.
Fairview Cellars 2011 The Bear Okanagan Valley
Medium ruby-purple colour accompanies ripe cherry and liquorice. The wine is dry, with medium-plus acidity and full, ripe tannins. Cherry, plum, cassis, spice and tobacco appear, with a long finish. Cabernet Sauvignon leads the blend, joined by Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec and Petit Verdot. Mint, blackcurrant and spicy cherry are also present. Production totalled three hundred cases.
Fairview Cellars 2012 Premier Series Cabernet Franc
Plum and spice define the nose of this Cabernet Franc from British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley. The wine is dry, with medium-plus acidity and substantial tannins that give it a firm structure.
Fairview Cellars 2021 The Bear
Aromatically expressive and full-bodied, this dry red balances bold fruit with a generous, textured palate. Firm, drying tannins give it clear structure, while ripe dark fruit and savoury depth build through the mid-palate. Despite its scale, the wine remains composed and well balanced, finishing with confident weight and persistence.
All listed prices are before tax unless stated otherwise. Vintage availability may vary.










