11 Best Wineries in Naramata

“A must stop if you are in the Naramata area looking for some amazing wine and breathtaking views!
Candace was extremely knowledgeable and super friendly!
The views and wine …. We could have sat there all day!
I will be back!“

“Husband and I had a fabulous visit here today. Highly recommended and loved our chat with Kon about his experience and where he and his family came from and last but not least loved playing ball with Moose 😊“

“Both white and red wines are great.“

“I have the opportunity to have a tasting on a Monday morning,

As the winery google time was not reflected in the current hour of operation, the staff still make tasted what it was left open.

Price is very approachable and decent quality.

Staff was understanding and really respectful.

You have a walkable path from the parking to enjoy a great view.“

“I make sure to come here every time I’m in the area and stock up on their cherry and cassis fortified wine. The apricot wine is also delicious, and their regular wines are not bad either although perhaps not the same caliber that you may find at nearby wineries that only make grape wines. The tasting experience here is always great. The staff is super friendly, knowledgeable and passionate (and quite generous with their pours!). The garden at the back is lovely and a nice respite from the heat. I love this place and everyone I bring here only has good things to say about it!“

“Beautifully manicured grounds, inviting courtyards, airy patio surrounded by lush gardens Lake Breeze has a quaint European ambience which is both satisfying and alluring.

Named after the winds that cross the bluffs this is a beautiful place to refresh before harnessing the gentle lake breeze to sail through wine country. Original vineyard dates to 1985 being one of the oldest on the Naramata Bench and officially opening 1995 with Swiss-born Paul and Vereena Moser. Equally prized as all the medals awarded is Winemaker Garron Elmes (Cape Town, Stellenbosch) whom merges the stunning wine tradition of South Africa with okanagan terroir. Also famously, first South African to transplant to our beloved wine country and who brought the impressive potential of pinotage to our attention.

Along the way, new owners Drew and Barbara McIntyre smitten with opportunity and seeing Lake Breeze bear award winning fruit expanded from rustic winery to its current appeal. Included was Winemaker Victor Costa (Okanagan College) who brings his Portuguese family roots and tradition to this lovely portfolio.

In kitchen, veteran Chef de Cuisine turned farmer Mark Ashton (Quattro, Spain, Italy and French Riviera) delivers a complete farm to table with seasonality through his farmstead approach. Ethically raised heritage pigs, farm grown produce and scratch made menu is the focus.

Tying together elegant winemaking and a beautifully prepared menu it is easy to understand why this is one of favourite recommendations… you experience worldly crafted wines with an elevated dining experience all in a relaxing setting at Lake Breeze Vineyards! 🍽🥂🍇🏆❤️🍷

Had a lively and wonderful tasting with Darrel (great host and living his best life). Perfect respite luncheon and superb service with Sarah. 😎“

“Fabulous Champagne, wonderful reds and cute sheep! Beautiful Allison their Sommolier was a wealth of knowledge and we had her all to ourselves when we showed up at Noon when they open! It was like a private tasting!!!❤️🍾🥂 Don't forget to say hello to Maple the cutest Ram! 🍁“

“Another great stop. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable, forgot to get his name but he was great! Their reds are definitely the best! Great blends of reds! It's a very simple winery on the Aikins Loop but very nice. Amazing stop!“

“This place never disappoints in terms of the food and the patio. Pictured is the deconstructed blt- a featured starter and a chicken sandwich we split and they played separately for us without even asking. The view is kind of over there behind the sunflowers and you can see a sliver of lake back there somewhere - so don’t go for the lake view - there isn’t one - but if you want top end meal and a nice glass of wine then this is the place. Very popular on the wine tour circuit and they don’t take reservations unless for 8 or more so get there earlier than later for lunch and don’t be discouraged by the full parking lot - lots are only there for the tasting.“

“WORTH THE READ: This place tops the charts of my favorite place to stay so far. The location has a beautiful view of okanagan lake. Even with others staying at the property, we rarely heard or saw other people so it was relatively private. My boyfriend and I absolutely enjoyed the hot tub, in-room fireplace was a must after a long cold day, bidet with warm seats, a delicious breakfast, and our free tasting. We also enjoyed a few friendly visits from Bruce(the owners dog) while he secures the grounds. This Inn is located about an hour or so from Kelowna which is a bit far for some who only want to explore the wineries in that area, however, we thought it was the perfect location to stop at more local wineries, breweries and cheese shops along the wine trail on our way to Kelowna.

Aside from our stay at the Inn, we went on a hike about 30 min from the inn where you can hike to the top of a rocky outlook to get a view of the inn from across the lake which was a very cool perspective. I would recommend this place to everyone, the staff go out of their way to make you feel comfortable and give you privacy. The view of the stars from the Inn was truly amazing and we are thankful to everyone from Therapy Inn & Vineyard for making our stay so special!

Walkability: There are over 15+ wineries, distilleries and cideries located within a 2-15 min walk from the inn.“

“We visited Serendipity Winery on Saturday, what a beautiful experience. The wine is lovely, the customer service is above par! We visited a number of wineries over the weekend, the experience was definitely number one out of all of them.“