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Top 5 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Cawston, Cawston
Discover the best top things to do in Cawston, British Columbia including Forbidden Fruit Winery, Twisted Hills Craft Cider, Crowsnest Vineyards, Orofino Vineyards, Seven Stones Winery.
1. Forbidden Fruit Winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By sillygirl991 - Abbotsford, Canada
Missed the driveway so had to make a u-turn. It was definitely worth it. We tasted a number of fruit wines, including Double Gold winners, while hearing about the family history of this unique winery and the attributes which make up their wines. The hosts were welcoming and knowledgeable and made everyone's visit enjoyable. They were busy but never made us feel rushed. I am fussy about buying wines as I drink them only when I have time to enjoy a glass. I, therefore, do not buy them indiscriminately but choose them with care. I was happy to buy a number of bottles as I could not choose just one. Caught is truly "Nectar of the Gods" and it is easy to understand why Pomme Desiree has won double golds. I look forward to enjoying the complex combination of flavors in SauVidal and am glad to see that I can order online.
2. Twisted Hills Craft Cider
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Foggy777
What a way to start our day. We were so warmly received by the young woman who was looking after everyone and shared a few stories about another woman operated business in Cawston. Tasty and refreshing our visit here was. Love to come again!
3. Crowsnest Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Family owned winery in its 25th year in the Similkameen Valley. Winery, Restaurant and B&B that showcases all things Similkameen. Come and enjoy the fruits of our labour with us in our tasting room or in our restaurant. Friday night Wood-Fire-Oven pizza and live music in the summer. Daily specials with fresh local vegetable picked on the day.
Reviewed By robertbB4186QB - Cranbrook, Canada
Staff was sò nice, our waitress which I don't remember her name was so sweet and knowledgeable. Our food was a decent price and amazing. I had a salad and the dressing was so good, my husband had a snitztel sandwich it also was great. We bought sourdough bread and our waitress recommended apricot jam. We had it for breakfast the next morning . Will be back for sure
4. Orofino Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
We are a family based winery focusing on premium wines produced from grapes grown in the spectacular Similkameen Valley. Our unique solar powered winery was built using strawbale construction, which is energy efficient and well suited to our desert environment. Our wineshop is open for tastings from May until October. We have a beautiful long table next to our vineyard, surrounded by trees - the perfect setting for a picnic and glass of wine.
Reviewed By 8Peter - West Vancouver, Canada
Our son recommended the winery for the Rose Magnum, so we "tried it". Wow - what a delight. Don't expect a Mission Hills setting or tasting room - this is a great little winery just starting up. We bought two Rose Magnums - one for our son, one for us. It was delicious in the tasting room, now to do comparisons with our favourites. We tasted several other delicious wines - the Syrah, with a hint of violets in the nose, the great Riesling, with a touch of Petrol - like the Rieslings from Alsace, the Red Blend because I love reds. If you are in the Keremeos area, or Oliver, you shouldn't miss this winery. Ideally you would make an on-line reservation, though a morning visit like ours might work without a resi.
5. Seven Stones Winery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 49 reviews
Seven Stones is a boutique estate winery located in the pristine Similkameen Valley in BC, Canada. Our winery is known for its full-bodied red wines, spectacular view & its mysterious caves. Owner & winemaker George Hanson makes wines in an elegant French style that shows the best of grape variety. Enjoy a patio that provides a"million-dollar view" while enjoying some wine and charcuterie. Or take a tour of the vineyard and caves and learn about the local folklore that is the Legend of the Seven Stones. Come and experience all the is Seven Stones Winery.
Reviewed By robertbB4186QB - Cranbrook, Canada
The owner was so nice. We did the tour and it was very interesting, we learned alot. The caves are so cool, it was refreshing down there. We bought wine and glasses for gifts and personal use, lol. Will highly recommend this for friends and family to visit
