easy
6 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; light walking and standing during tastings.
Explore the scenic Bottleneck Drive in Summerland, British Columbia, on a 6-hour wine tour. Visit four unique vineyards, savor exceptional wines, and enjoy stunning valley views on this unforgettable outdoor adventure.
Starting at CA$209 per Person | Ages 19+ | Venture into the valleys! | 6 Hours
Embark on an unforgettable 6-hour wine tour through the stunning Bottleneck Drive in Summerland, B.C. Experience tastings at four unique wineries, each with captivating stories and breathtaking views of lush vineyards and orchards. Meet passionate proprietors and savor exceptional wines in a picturesque setting that showcases the region's natural beauty.
Person (Ages 19+) - CA$209
4 guest minimum
6 hours
Call for winter availabilities!
Nestled in scenic Summerland, B.C., Bottleneck Drive is a unique and distinct group of wineries that are settled into each of the valleys and hillsides surrounding this sun drenched oasis. Along the way, you will enjoy breathtaking lake, mountain and valley views of lush vineyards and working orchards set amongst pallet of natural greens, browns and blues from the surrounding geography found only on the Bottleneck Drive. With Noble Adventures, you will enjoy wine tastings at four coveted wineries along the Bottleneck Drive, providing a chance to meet hardworking proprietors and friendly staff, each with a story to tell!
Price does NOT include gratuities!
Dirty Laundry – A fun and eccentric winery happy to bring out the history in Summerland. Named in recognition of historic settlor and entrepreneur to the area in the 1800’s, Sam Suey. A local legend who worked the railway in appalling conditions, Sam eventually built a Chinese Laundry, using the upstairs for gambling and a brothel, while using the downstairs for laundry, hence, Dirty Laundry. Today, the winery has gained significant recognition for its superior wines, excellent lake view location and beautiful wineshops and patio.
Thornhaven Estates Winery – A Santa Fe style winery that reflects the landscape, flora and semi-arid Okanagan climate: a semi-arid climate perfect for growing grapes and producing great tasting wines. Situated on 18.5 acres with three vineyards, Thornhaven specializes in producing exceptional Pinot Noir, Merlot, Pinot Gris and a delicious Chardonnay. To accommodate the tastes of discerning connoisseurs, Thornhaven’s winemaker makes use of both American and French oak barrels to highlight some of the softer notes within the wine.
Silk Scarf – Known for being a family boutique winery producing premium, high quality red, white and rose wines. With over 10 acres of vineyard, Silk Scarf has planted a variety of vines which include Chardonnay, Riesling, Malbec and Syrah. Silk Scarf is quickly gaining international recognition, picking up a number of awards at the Northwest Wine Summit, including awards for its Pinot Noir, Riesling Muscat and Ensemble.
Fitzpatrick Family Vineyards (Greata Ranch) – A picturesque 40 acre vineyard with breathtaking lake, valley and mountain views of the Okanagan Lake. Taking special note of their terror, the vineyard has been divided into 12 smaller, carefully-tended blocks where you find Chardonnay, Ehrenfelser, Gewürztraminer, Meunier and Pinot Blanc (to name a few). Known for their sparkling wines, crisp whites and elegant reds, it is without a doubt that you will enjoy their wines as much as their spectacular views!
Bring water to stay refreshed between tastings and keep your palate fresh.
Expect light walking between vineyards on mixed terrain—proper footwear matters.
Tours fill quickly, especially in peak season. Secure your spot ahead to avoid disappointment.
Designate a driver or use the tour’s transportation options for safety and convenience.
Bottleneck Drive is a historic route that highlights farms established in the early 1900s, reflecting the valley’s agricultural roots.
The wineries practice sustainable viticulture conserving soil health and water resources, respecting the sensitive ecosystem of the valley.
Protect yourself from the sun during vineyard visits.
summer specific
Evenings can be cool; a jacket ensures comfort.
spring specific
Reduce glare when touring open vineyards.
summer specific
Supports walking on uneven vineyard paths.