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by Glenn Kohaly


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THE SHUSWAP, HAVING SIX AWARD-WINNING WINERIES, is one of the best kept secrets in the Thompson Okanagan region! These wineries are all family-run businesses that produce distinctive cool-climate wines, generally not available in other areas in British Columbia. The Shuswap area – although considered to be included in the Okanagan wine growing region – has a cooler climate than the Southern Interior regions of BC, creating unique challenges (and incredible tastes) for its producers. The wineries in this region have now perfected a combination of growing techniques and plant selection that enhances the aromas and flavours of their wines, making these cool-climate wines distinctive and worth a visit to the Shuswap; you're guaranteed to be tastefully surprised! Granite Creek Wines is known for its Riesling, Gamay Noir, Viognier,


Cabernet Franc, Syrah, Cabernet Syrah and Meritage - many of which sell out very quickly. Also in their repertoire: dessert wines and a merlot-fortified port-style wine. Their licensed picnic area and expanded kitchen capability enables them to accommodate a wide variety of events: business meetings, family reunions, weddings and more. Even live music and catered meals can be arranged. Celista Estate Winery is located on a 160-acre farm on the North Shore of


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