The stunning and airy Mt. Boucherie Estate Winery has 360º views of the Okanagan Valley with giant wall-to-wall windows and a love for natural light. The modern design of the facilities creates a stylish and sleek ambiance that will make you want to stay for hours. Read more to discover why it's one of eight wineries in Kelowna you need to visit. https://wicked.tours/blog/f/8-wineries-in-kelowna-you-need-to-visit

Home to the 2nd Best Steak in Kelowna two years running, The Modest Butcher Kitchen and Market is our on-site winery restaurant at our winery in West Kelowna. The casual fine dining establishment is a favourite of locals, visitors, and tour groups, offering up fresh takes on the classics including juicy burgers, big fat charcuterie boards, all the finest cuts of steak, and much, much more. Combine this locally inspired fare with a wine list consisting of a wide variety of selections grown and made on-site in addition to a sophisticated international selection and you've got a recipe for a...

Perhaps one of the not-so-best-kept secrets of Okanagan wine country is the dreamy and glorious picnic areas that a host of wineries offer. With the current cost of living limiting many people's ability to dine out while on vacation, picnic areas offer an a less costly alternative to the full-on restaurant experience... and it can be just as magical. The Mt. Boucherie tasting room is equipped with a wide variety of meats, cheeses, crackers, and spreads that guests are able to purchase and enjoy either on designated picnic tables or simply on a lawn blanket while overlooking the stunning lake...

It's all happening. It's been a blazin' summer up here in the Okanagan and Similkameen, and we're starting to see the literal fruits of our labour begin to form. Pictured above is Gewürztraminer as of this morning from our Mt. Boucherie Estate Vineyard in West Kelowna, a splash of which goes into our *ahem* 92-point Wine Align Gold Medal winning Rosé. With very little precipitation, no smoke or fires to speak of (yet?!), and temperatures that have been warm but not so scorching that vines have shut down, things are on track for a healthy season...for now. We all know this...