EXPLORE YOUR WINE DAY
Wine, beer, cider and spirits tours
A mixed tasting tour combines selected wineries, breweries, cideries or distilleries in one outing. Name the drinks your group wants to explore and ask for the actual venue list; a craft-tour label does not guarantee all four tasting types.
Planning enquiry only. Availability, inclusions and prices require operator confirmation.
Choose the mix before the route
Tell the company which experiences are priorities and which are optional. A group interested in cider and beer may prefer a different route from one focused on wine and spirits. Summerland’s Bottleneck Drive and Vernon visitor resources are useful places to research local producers.
Compare tasting formats fairly
Ask whether each stop includes a flight, hosted tasting, production visit or simply time to purchase drinks. Confirm the sample format, non-alcoholic alternatives and any food stop. Keep all driving with a driver who is not drinking; tasting preferences should never dictate an unsafe transfer plan.
What to include in your enquiry
- Named wineries and craft producers
- Included tastings at each stop
- Food and non-alcoholic choices
- Transport between every venue
Share your preferred date, guest count and pickup town. The selected experience is included in your enquiry details for the team to review.
Does a craft tour always include a distillery?
No. Ask which producers are on the itinerary and what each tasting includes. Some routes focus only on wine, beer or cider.
Destination resources
Destinations to explore
Use these guides to choose a starting point. A destination link does not confirm that this experience is currently offered there.
Bring your plans together
Tell us where, when and who is coming. Sending an enquiry does not reserve a place or collect payment.