Whether winter, spring or any season, Hillside Estate Winery is a must see on the Naramata Bench as much for the stunning grist mill architecture as for their gorgeous wines. The renowned Bis...
‘The Butcher, The Baker, The Wine & Cheese Maker - An Okanagan Cookbook’ was compiled by Food & Wine Trails Editor Jennifer Schell and offers a look inside the food and wine cul...
Family owned Moraine Estate Winery – named for the glacial terrain and dramatic white clay bluffs of the Naramata – is garnering rave reviews and awards in its debut year. “...
Serendipity winery is having a Christmas sale. During the second week in December, you can enjoy their 2010 Devil’s Advocate and 2011 Rosé at $3 off per bottle when purchasi...
The good doctor has the perfect prescription to beat away the winter blues and it doesn’t involve travelling half way around the world. A visit to Therapy Vineyards and Guesthouse ...
Farm to Fork in the North Thompson by Don Genova
Farm to Fork’ is a catchy phrase we’re hearing a lot this days when it comes to talking about a sustainable agricul...
In the wine world, we talk a lot about “terroir” - that sense of place that often showcases the uniqueness of a wine. This concept exists in all products that are grown in the earth, an...
Although Vancouver has slipped into the winter doldrums weather-wise, there is nothing depressing about the current food and wine scene in this city. New restaurants continue to appear and th...
While at the 2012 Wine Bloggers Conference in Portland this summer, I was treated to a warm cookie. This may not seem like a big deal, but the fact that this cookie was fully integrated into ...
Winter came as sort of a shock to us Okanaganians this year. After a difficult, wet spring we were blessed with marathon hot summer days – the kind of summer I remember growing up with ...