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Varietals: 48% of British Columbia’s wines are white. 52% are red. 97.8% are made from vinifera grapes and 2.2% from hybrids.

History: In 1931, Calona Vineyards opened as the first commercial winery in the Okanagan.

Growing Regions: There are five main DVAs (Designated Viticultural Areas) in British Columbia—the Okanagan Valley, Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, the Fraser Valley and the Similkameen Valley.

Labrusca: A family of grapes – Vitis Labrusca – native to North America.*

Clone: The mutation of a species. Growers select and propagate clones selected for such desirable qualities as early ripening, vivid flavour and deep colour.*

*Schreiner, John - British Columbia Wine Country, Whitecap Books Ltd., 2003

 
 
  Lake Breeze Vineyards
  Often described as the most beautiful winery setting in British Columbia, Lake Breeze is situated above Okanagan Lake amidst the seventeen acre vineyard on the Naramata Bench.  Award winning white wines such as our signature pinot blanc are complimented by our Seven Poplars series of premium wines including Canada's only pinotage.
SERVICES PROVIDED:   WINERY HOURS:
         
 
WINERY
TASTING ROOM
VINEYARD
RESTAURANT
SPECIAL EVENT
GIFT SHOP
HANDICAP ACCESS
   

SUMMER:

April - November

WINTER:

Closed
CONTACT:
 

Lake Breeze Vineyards
930 Sammet Road
Naramata
Britsh Columbia, Canada
V0H 1N0

Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Website:

(250)496-5659
1-866-884-7502
lakebreeze@shawcable.com
www.lakebreeze.ca



 
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