Vernon & the North Okanagan wine delivery

Lake Country · Winfield · Oyama · Carr's Landing

Lake Country sits at the northern edge of the Central Okanagan, where a narrow strip of land threads between Okanagan Lake, Wood Lake and Kalamalka Lake.

Kelowna · East Kelowna · Southeast Kelowna · Okanagan Mission

Kelowna is often called the birthplace of BC grape growing and is the Okanagan's largest city, with vineyards climbing the benches and slopes on the east side of Okanagan Lake.

West Kelowna · Westbank · Lakeview Heights · Glenrosa

West Kelowna faces the city across Okanagan Lake, its vineyards arranged around the broad shoulders of Mount Boucherie, the remnant of an ancient volcano whose rock underlies many of the area's vineyard soils.

Peachland · Trepanier

Peachland is a small lakeside community on the steep western shore of Okanagan Lake, tucked between West Kelowna and Summerland.

Summerland · Trout Creek · Prairie Valley · Garnet Valley

Summerland spreads across the west shore of Okanagan Lake around Giant's Head, an extinct volcano whose slopes have grown tree fruit for over a century and vines for decades.

Naramata · Penticton

The Naramata Bench runs north from Penticton along the east shore of Okanagan Lake, a narrow shelf of glacial soils perched above dramatic clay cliffs and facing west across the water.

Penticton · Kaleden

Penticton occupies the strip of land between Okanagan Lake and Skaha Lake, making it the natural hub of the South Okanagan's wine trade and the gateway to the Naramata Bench to the north and the Skaha Bench to the south.

Penticton · Okanagan Falls

The Skaha Bench is a rugged, elevated shelf on the east side of Skaha Lake, between Penticton and Okanagan Falls, where vineyards sit on rocky, well-drained glacial soils above the water.

Okanagan Falls · Kaleden

Okanagan Falls lies at the south end of Skaha Lake, where the valley pinches between rocky bluffs before opening toward Vaseux Lake.

Oliver

Oliver sits in the heart of the South Okanagan, a town that styles itself the Wine Capital of Canada and is surrounded by vineyards on both sides of the valley.

Oliver · Osoyoos

The Black Sage Bench runs along the east side of the valley between Oliver and Osoyoos, a broad, west-facing terrace of deep, free-draining sand laid down by glacial outwash.

Osoyoos

Osoyoos is the southern tip of the Okanagan Valley, where the valley floor meets the border and Osoyoos Lake, often described as one of Canada's warmest freshwater lakes.