CedarCreek Estate Winery
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CedarCreek Estate Winery |
CedarCreek Estate Winery was founded by Senator Ross Fitzpatrick, third generation Okanagan agriculturist, in 1986. The winery is named after the creek running along the vineyard's border. In May of 2002 CedarCreek Estate Winery concluded an extensive expansion. It was carefully designed over several years and based on the Fitzpatick's family vision to grow, produce and sell world-class wines from the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia.
Visiting CedarCreek creates a lasting impression of class and quality. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff provide year round tastings in the newly expanded Mediterranean style wine shop and seasonal tours of our spectacular estate. CedarCreek gardens is a perfect setting for receptions, weddings or attending winery sponsored special events such as our Summer Sunset Concert Series.
We look forward to seeing you at CedarCreek!
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Visiting the Winery
Directions:
Take Highway 97 South to Pandosy. Follow this all the way as Pandosy turns into Lakeshore. As you start to head out of town Lakeshore turns off at the set of lights. Continue on Lakeshore and you will follow the lake all the way to CedarCreek - about 5 kilometers.
Tastings & Wine Shop hours:
November to April: 11am - 5pm
May to October: 10am - 6pm
Tours:
Tours are offered seasonally from May to October at 11am, 2pm & 3pm.
Group Tours by appointment ($100 for groups of 20 or more).
In the months November through April, group tours are available by appointment only.
Vineyard Terrace Restaurant:
Open Daily mid June - mid September (11:30am - 3:30pm)
Come and enjoy a tasting, tour and some tapa's!!
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