Decanter Magazine writes, if Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot are respectively, Bordeaux’s king and queen, Cabernet Franc is its prince. (Or perhaps princess given the feminine attributes often assigned to the varietal by Jancis Robinson
We are delighted to be awarded the Trophy for Best Canadian Sparkling Wine last night at The Champagne and Sparkling Wine World Championships in London England for our Seven Stars
Looking for a treat tonight while handing out candy to the neighbourhood kids (or après Halloween party?) No fear, we have you covered with some refreshing whites. Our 2018 Sauvignon
We’ve just released our latest Pinot Gris and Viognier, and yes, it’s okay to drink white wine after Labour Day. Our 2018 Pinot Gris is crafted with premium fruit from
Maverick, Visionary, Mentor, Legend, Leader, Friend — Harry McWatters was all this and so very much more. This week we celebrated his larger than life, life. Wine writers across North America
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Ryan McKibbon as our new Assistant Winemaker & Vineyard Manager. Growing up on a farm near Niagara’s wine industry, Ryan has been
You may have noticed a few recent changes at our Naramata Bench winery. Devon Villard has moved from Naramata Tasting Room Manager to the winemaking team as our Cellarhand. Devon
Ready for your Canada Day long weekend celebrations? We got you covered with our reds and whites. Kick things off with our clubSEVEN exclusive Seven Stars Equinox traditional method sparkling wine, which
Give dad the best this Father’s Day with 7 lucky Township 7 wines that have scored with the critics this spring and will make a phenomenal addition to his cellar. 2016 Reserve
We are thrilled for the new Sub-Geographical designation for the Naramata Bench announced this week by the BC Ministry of Agriculture. What does this mean? The Sub-GI designation represents increasing
For Earth Day, we are highlighting the theme of this year’s Enology & Viticulture Conference, Sustainable Winegrowing. Held in Penticton July 15-16, the conference chair is our winemaker Mary McDermott
Seems like Cabernet Franc as a single varietal, rather than just a Bordeaux blending grape, is finally getting its due. Born in Bordeaux and being the parent grape to Cabernet
