Kettle Valley Winery LTD

My visit was a very pleasant experience, and they have a great selection of wine!

Really good winery and the tasting was very good but they do not offer discounts for Industry, which is really bad because every winery offers that. Most likely will not return die to that reason.

Had it on a waiter ref at a top Victoria restaraunt; fun, tasty but unlike a decent bordeau (Mouton Cadet etc.) you do pay the next day.

I have enjoyed the Kettle Valley wines for a number of years. first the old main red and then their very tastie rose Pinot Gris. not to forget their Merlot is always awesome. Visit them on the Naramat Bench north of Penticton during the season and you'll love them too!

Wines were lovely! They also gave us a sweet/secret downhill route back to Naramata village through the vineyard so we didn't have to bike up a big hill! Excellent experience.

Exceptional wine and service over our tasting. Walked away with a couple of bottles. The server really knows the area, with lots of recommendations for other wineries, places to eat. Beautiful grounds. Terrific attention to health and safety protocols regarding the pandemic. Definitely want to continue to support this winery.

Outstanding wine quality at a fair price. Highly recommended. They have fruit trees in the yard you can pick as well.

I swear I’m not making this up. Kettle Valley Winery owns a slushy machine. They offer two flavors, raspberry, and Gewurztraminer. One is cheap; the other is not. I was tempted, but in the end, opted for just traditional wine. I regret it still. Of all the wineries on the Naramata Bench, Kettle Valley Winery is one of the most remote, so much so that we were certain we were about to drive into some dude’s private property. One must snake around and effectively double back towards Penticton, and when you believe you’ve made an error, you’ll drive into it. But that being said, it does resemble some dude’s private property. The corkscrew-shaped bike rack somewhat gives it away. The trimmed grass allows some wandering, though a rope does limit movement. Enough remains to claim a patch and take in one of the most picturesque views of the region, one up there with MOCOJO and Bench 1775. Given the location and the distance required to reach compared to easier locations, there were no crowds and we could take in the landscape without distraction or obstruction. It was five minutes of meandering the grounds before only two of us bothered even to enter the winery. Like outside, it was empty save us, allowing us the take it in slow—wait, is that a slushy machine? No kidding… Anyway, the wine was good, well above average. I scored a 2012 Riesling myself, but the lack of a huge purchase should not be evidence to discourage a visit. Kettle Valley is an amazing location with some impressive wine. However, don’t just park and walk in; take in the scenery, see what it boasts. The winery itself is not much to speak of; as I said, it doesn’t look like much more than a billionaire’s summer house (I know that came off as sarcastic). But the dogs won’t be sent out…unless you cross that rope. We didn’t…we assumed there were snipers nearby.