Monte Creek Winery
- Features
- Family Friendly, Gift Shop, Instagram Worthy Setting, Large Group Bookings Available, Live Music, Patio, Pet Friendly, Picnic Area, Restaurant, Scenic Views, Seated Tastings, Special Events, Tour Bus Parking, Walk-ins Welcome, We Have Bees, Weddings & Private Events, Wheelchair Accessible, Wine Club, Wine for Sale by the Glass, Wines in Wines of BC Stores
- Classifications
- BC VQA, Family Owned, Open Year Round, Organic, Sustainable Winegrowing BC Certified, SWIRL Around BC Wine Expo 2024, Tourism, Wines of BC Member
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Through quality, innovation and sustainability, Monte Creek Winery in the Thompson Valley is turning unique growing conditions into award-winning premium wines.
The winery offers expansive views of the Thompson Valley, showcasing vineyards with the backdrop of the river, hills, forests and hoodoos, all of which are home to wildlife.
Monte Creek Winery is situated on a 1,200-acre property, with 75 acres of grapes planted in the Thompson Valley, plus 40 planted acres in the Similkameen Valley. With a focus on sustainable and regenerative farming, the wines made at Monte Creek Winery are a celebration of the purpose and place.
The Ancient Waters series refers to prior geological events that have shaped the region’s terroir. Without the natural occurrences of the past, we wouldn’t have the prized soils that we benefit from today. To showcase these unique features of our landscape, we create minimal intervention wines by working with our environment, not against it. The Living Land series signifies our use of biodiverse and regenerative agriculture techniques to sustain this unique land and all that it gives us.
In the spacious tasting room and guest centre with its distinctively picturesque views, visitors are welcomed with warm hospitality to enjoy a tasting, shop for local products, dine seasonally, or host private events. The grounds, greenhouse, and winery await you. Until your next visit, discover more at montecreekwinery.com.
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