Osoyoos, along with the nearby region of Oliver, hosts approximately 40 wineries. This area, known for its fertile land and ideal climate, is perfect for viticulture and produces some of the best wines in Canada. For more information on the wineries in the area, check out the business listings at the bottom of the Wineries section.

Notable wineries include Nk'Mip Cellars, the first Indigenous-owned winery in North America, offering stunning views and award-winning wines. Other popular choices are LaStella, known for its Italian-inspired wines, and Burrowing Owl, famous for its Merlot and conservation efforts.

It is highly recommended to make reservations, especially during peak seasons. Some wineries like Culmina Family Estate and Burrowing Owl require reservations for their tastings and tours.

Yes, there are several wine tours available, offering different experiences. Corks & Cactus Tours provide private tours that can be customized to your preferences. Most tours include visits to both Osoyoos and Oliver wineries, and can be tailored to include lunch stops and educational presentations. Read more about Wine Tours.

Tasting fees vary by winery. For example, Nk'Mip Cellars charges a small fee for their tastings, which is often waived with a purchase. Fees typically range from CAD $5 to $20 depending on the number of wines and the type of tasting experience.

Many wineries are family-friendly and offer amenities like picnic areas and non-alcoholic beverages. However, it's best to check with each winery in advance to understand their specific policies and offerings. For more information, please check out the Wineries section.

Several wineries in Osoyoos are dog-friendly, including Rust Wine Co. and Road 13 Vineyards, which welcome well-behaved dogs in their outdoor areas.

The best time to visit is during the late spring to early fall when the weather is warm, and the vineyards are in full bloom. This period also coincides with various wine festivals and events. For more information please visit our Wineries section.

Yes, many wineries have on-site restaurants or food services. Nk'Mip Cellars features a restaurant offering Indigenous-inspired cuisine, while Burrowing Owl's Sonora Room Restaurant is highly regarded for its fine dining.

Wineries like Hidden Chapel Winery provide unique experiences such as visiting a small chapel hidden in the vineyard. Additionally, some wineries host special events like grape-stomping and live music, enhancing the overall experience.