Spend a day or two touring BC's magnificent Fraser valley. Five wineries plus two art galleries, a unique pottery shop and an award winning chocolate cottage have created a tour package with prizes.
Fraser Valley Tour May 2002
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Burrowing Owl Estate Winery's new fine dining restaurant, the The Sonora Room. |
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| •June 15 -Father ’s Day Fishing Derby at Lake Bella Vista -11 a.m.to 2:30 p.m. No luck or gear required,just bring dad. Limit of one fish per child .Clean‘em, cook‘em, eat‘em. We supply the chips and pop. |
| The Bella Vista Annual Charity Golf Tournament. Get some serious mileage out of your swing. Our balls have wings. A fun afternoon including music and our famous pig roast BBQ. |
| The Bella Vista Charity Oyster Bash. More oysters than you can count . Come and taste great wines from our own cellars as well as those from some of our friends from up and down the valley. Mixes well with music, fun, prizes and mementos. |
INVITE YOU
UPCOMING EVENTS
Chalet Estate Winery’s 2nd Annual Wine Maker’s Dinner at Deep Cove Chalet Restaurant Friday, November 7, 2003
ART STUDIO TOUR OCTOBER 25 and 26TH 11- 4
Barry Tate, Sheena Lott, Terry Venables (Goldsmith)
WINE AND CHOCOLATE NIGHT
Thursday Nov. 13th 7-9 $35.00
Chocolate treats from Lunn’s Bakery and appetizers, paired with vintage wines.
Reservations required at the Winery 656-2552
Fall Hours
Fall Hours starting October 2nd Thursday to Saturday 1-5, Sunday 1-4
also by appointment for wine sales.
Chalet wines are available at Monkey Tree and Sidney Wine Stores, and will soon be at Rosie’s on Blanshard.
Christmas dinner
Friday December-10PM $70.00 p.p. all inclusive
Seating for groups of 6-80 people
Gourmet 4 course dinner, paired with a selection of Chalet Estate’s award-winning, wines.
Menu
Fresh seafood cocktail or steamed shellfish
Caesar or mixed green salad
Choice of- Stuffed Pork Loin,Prime Rib, Seafood Oscar, Honey Walnut Mandarin Orange Chicken Breast
Vegetarian Entrée
Desert, Coffee, tea
Coach service may be arranged. Call for details.
Alternate dates and menus available.
Reservations required at Chalet Winery 656-2552
Located near the city of Kelowna, nestled on the hills over looking Lake Okanagan.
Having a "j" license a very nice deli lunch is served
on the patio over looking the lake.
EVENTS
101 Wine Seminar
Hosted by Powder Hounds Restaurant, this fun seminar is offered by Trudy and George Heiss of Gray Monk Cellars. The seminar features education on basic wine skills ranging from "How to hold the glass" to "How to pronounce the names of wines". Tickets are only available to patrons who purchase an Icewine Festival package.
Telephone: 1-800-807-3257
Contact the winery for tour and ticket information
E-Mail: mailbox@graymonk.com
Contact Name: Trudy Heiss
Contact Telephone: (250) 766-3168
Their website website
Glenugie Winery , Langley Township
Tours May to Aug 1:00Pm & 3:00pm
The winery also hosts a B.C. Writers Series.
One year anniversary June 14-15 2003
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The Barrel Room Bistro has just recently been chosen as the BEST CASUAL DINING RESTAURANT in the South Okanagan! Not bad considering we have only been open three months. This fall Hillside will be hosting two wine dinners during the Fall Festival. These dinners will give our guests a chance to experience rare Hillside wines in our rustic and relaxed environment. Also during the Fall Festival our winemaker, Eric von Krosigk, will be facilitating wine and food pairings that promise to be casual and informative.
As you walk about the grounds of Hillside you might just spot some Big Horn
Sheep.
See more about Hillside's "Field of
Dreams"
A major building project is coming to a close at Mission Hill with their new winery, complete with bell tower and under ground cellars. Visitors are welcomed at the Wine & Food Interpretation Centre . Here visitors signing up for tours and getting more information on the winery. Within the centre is a media centre that will show a video on the evolution of the winery and some industry history. The centre also houses a state of the art test kitchen that will be responsible for preparing all wine and food served at the winery. Also included in the construction plans is an amphitheater. One of the new features at Mission Hill is the 12 story bell tower. The bells were cast in the Old World tradition by the Paccard Bell Foundry of Annecy, France. With yokes attached, the Bells range in size from more than seven feet tall and 1,600 pounds to just under two feet tall. Each bell is dedicated to a member of the von Mandl family - Anthony, his mother, sister and late father |
The Wineshop is situated in a carefully restored log cabin which was the original home of Okanagan Valley pioneers John & Susan Allison who arrived in the area circa 1873. The shop is open daily from 10 am until 5 pm and carries a full range of wine related products and accessories
Old Vines Patio Restaurant
For an all natural experience in Super Natural British Columbia,
welcome to
Summerhill Winery.
Free Tastings.
Free "Champagne Making" tours (The only one in Canada).
Strolling through the certified organic vineyards (no wild flower picking please!).
A "working" historic log cabin museum.
A historic native village.
An extravagant boutique wine shop and restaurant featuring a Bavarian smokehaus
and a "champagne" oyster and sushi bar!
A true 10 meter square replica of the Great (Cheops) Pyramid in Egypt for aging
award winning Summerhill Wines.
Wines that have captured awards for the best red, best white, best sparkling,
and best dessert wine. Top winners in every category at the major competitions!
Loyal fans of the organically grown, sulfite free, award-winning wines, can
join the Summerhill Wine Club which entitles case shipments worldwide.
the Summerhill Smokehaus Bistro is open year round from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, for lunch service, with sushi and hors id'oeuvres served from 3:00PM to 7:00PM. Come and enjoy the breathtaking view of Lake Okanagan and the feeling of being surrounded by a vineyard and dining at a winery
Summerhill has a yesteryear village. An authentic reconstruction of the Okanagan's sacred ancestral dwelling site within a hollow of the palm of mother earth.
See the Gallery
Sumac
Ridge
Sumac Winery offers an extensive educational tour, including the history of the Winery
and historic buildings, a detailed description of winemaking from the vineyard to the glass.
The pairing of wine and food has always been a priority at Sumac Ridge.
Their Cellar Door Bistro offers casual gourmet cuisine.
| October 11 and October 18 Bubbles and Brunch -- A Fall Okanagan Wine Festival tradition, our Bubbles and Brunch events are scheduled for two Sundays in October. We feature a gourmet brunch from the Cellar Door Bistro matched with our wonderful sparkling wines. Call the Winery at 250-494-0451 for reservations. Ticket Price: $45.00 |
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Drive south of Oliver on Highway 97, turn right on Road 7 and look for the grand mansion on the hill. |
Tinhorn Creek winery sits in all its magnificence at the top of the hill over looking the south Okanagan Valley. Tinhorn has built its winery to allow a very enjoyable self guided tour. With over 200 medals won from competitions all over the world, Tinhorn Creek wines have developed a consistent reputation for excellence. |
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| Join Keen and Sandra Oldfield at the winery for food, wine and a discussion on Vineyard techniques. |
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Township 7 Vineyard and Winery 21152 16th Ave Langley |
| Township 7 has and will continue to participate in a number of tasting events in the Lower Mainland throughout the Fall and Winter • Township 7 Vineyards and Winery wineshop will be open for tastings and sales Thursday thru Sunday from 11 am - 6 pm during the months of September, October and November and daily from 11 am - 6 pm in December. • The three acre vineyard planted in spring of 2001 in Langley includes Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Merlot and Optima. The second year vines have had a great growing season in the Fraser Valley, with a good deal of heat and sun. Located close to the wine shop allowing visitors to view the luscious grapes A passport program, launched this past July, was put together by the five Langley wineries and other local businesses including art galleries and a chocolate producer. Visitors have the opportunity to have their "passport" stamped at each participating location for a chance to win gift baskets and a grand prize draw for balloon rides, a B & B stay, and other great items. The passport program has received much attention from the Lower Mainland media and is proving to be an enjoyable tour for Lower Mainland residents and visitors alike. |
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Special events: 2003 UNITED WAY EVENT APPETIZERS AND WINE TASTING Prizes include wine and berry gift baskets Special Guest Appearance and Book Signing Karen Barnaby, Chef of theFish House Restaurant, Stanley Park, and author of several books including Pacific Passions Musical entertainment: Fabiana Katz and Stephen Smith Limited number of tickets available. Oct. 4 Rotary Club Surrey Wine Tasting Guilford Town Centre Oct 18 Rotary Club North Vancouver Wine Tasting Capilano mall
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