Okanagan, Canada

Canada now produces wine because to the peculiar environment of British Columbia, and the bulk of its vineyards are located in the Okanagan Valley. The tough vines of the Okanagan Valley have flourished despite the weather's fluctuations. The vineyards are significantly protected from spring frosts by lakes, while summer rainfall is kept to a minimum by coastal mountains that absorb precipitation from the Pacific Ocean.

In Calona, the first winery opened its doors only in 1932, and there were only 19 properties there in 1990. By 2016, there were 255 local wineries, and roughly 40% of the grapes were grown on property that the Osoyoos First Nation had leased. The vast diversity of grapes grown in the Okanagan is arguably the most astounding aspect of the region.

The white wines range from Pinot Gris and Chardonnay to Riesling, while the red wines include Merlot, Pinot Noir, and Cabernet. Everything appears to be able to grow here. Traveling through well-trimmed rows of grapevines while admiring stunning vistas of picture-perfect lakes that are surrounded by the sweeping mountains that make up the valley is what it's like to visit Okanagan wine region. Visit the gorgeous Okanagan wineries and sample the world-class wine made there. The Lake Country wine excursions are the ideal blend of information, inspiration, and fun.

Tour and Location: Okanagan Wine Country Tours, No Store Front Address, Kelowna, British Columbia V1Y 9N9 Canada