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Iconic Wineries of British Columbia Holiday Preview 2024

 mywinepal  November 14, 2024

With the holiday season upon us, I was invited to the Iconic Wineries of British Columbia to check out their holiday cheer at The Kent downtown.  In addition to wines to sample and recommend for the holiday season, we were also treated to savour holiday-inspired canapés prepared by the talented Estate Chefs from CedarCreek, Liquidity and Mission Hill.  The wineries participating…

Lineup of Road 13 Vineyards wines many Rhone varieties

Try the Latest Wine Releases by Road 13 Vineyards

 mywinepal  September 4, 2019

Road 13 Vineyards has been producing award-winning wines for quite a while.  They were awarded the Winery of the Year 2018 by WineAlign.  In November 2018 Road 13 Vineyards were purchased by Mission Hill Family Estate from Kelowna.  So these wines will be one of the last vintages produced by the original Road 13 Vineyards family for you to try….

Road 13 Vineyards Viogner, Syrah, and Seventy-Four K wines

3 Last Minute Wines from Road 13 Vineyards for 2018

 mywinepal  December 25, 2018

The clock is ticking and the end of 2018 is near.  I have a few more wines that I have received in December that I would like to review for you.  I have 3 wines from Road 13 Vineyards in Oliver, BC.  I visited Road 13 Vineyards in the summer and had a great talk with Mick Luckhurst.  You can read…

Mick Luckhurst from Road 13 Vineyards

Road 13 Vineyards is Canada’s Top Winery at Wine Align’s National Wine Awards 2018

 mywinepal  July 31, 2018

Wine Align’s National Wine Awards were recently released and one winery, Road 13 Vineyards, in Oliver, BC, took away a major load of awards for their wines, and in the process were named Wine Align’s Top Canadian Winery.  Congratulations to Road 13 Vineyards.  I was lucky to visit Road 13 Vineyards in June and tasted through most of their wines…

Getting on Track for Spring and Summer with Road 13 Vineyards

 mywinepal  April 28, 2018

2017 was an interesting vintage in the Okanagan in my opinion, with the cool, wet Spring, followed by the forest fires and smoke that started in June and went through most of the summer.  I was worried about smoke taint in the Okanagan, but fortunately, the grapes did not have any problems.  But the smoke did have an unexpected benefit…