Meyer Family Vineyards - Tastings by Appointment

Myself and three friends did a wine tasting here. The vineyard is beautiful and lady who did the wine tasting was so friendly and helpful and really went above and beyond for us. I would 100% recommend this to a friend. Also their wi es are lovely

Location was amazing for a picture backdrop of the peach cliff and vineyard. Wines were so so, owners were a little bit snotty especially the woman who helped us. We ended up with this wine, which was ok, for an $18 bottle. Will go back for the location but not the wines

Meyer Family is awesome, awesome like many others. So, by saying it’s disappointing is not saying it’s bad. It’s like saying Return of the Jedi is disappointing compared to The Empire Strikes Back. You still got that awesome speeder-bike chase and that moment Luke flips out and attempts patricide. But yeah, when grading against the other two, it’s not the best. This assumes I am not counting the prequels. It’s certainly not The Godfather, Part 3—Meyer Family Vineyard is still a great place, featuring an impressive view, and boasting a broad selection of wine served by a knowledgeable and generous host. It has a welcoming tasting lounge blessed with delicious temptations for one’s next picnic. The issue once again is that Meyer Family Vineyard was neither our first winery nor our last on this day. It wasn’t even the fiftieth for my girlfriend and me in total. We were up to seventy by this point in the Okanagan alone. And Meyer Family Vineyard is good, worth a visit, but if your time is paramount and limited, it would not be a priority on my list. Meyer followed Nighthawk and would be followed by Synchromesh, both superior wineries. But I won’t attempt negativity as the location is still good. We just didn’t buy any wine. I did buy crackers. I mean…crackers. That’s something. Right? Another comparison would be someone offering me a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup after I finished sucking on a Lindor chocolate with a bowl of those still tempting me. Sure, I love Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, but when there’s a bowl of Lindors… …Unfortunately, I’m also overweight, so I’d find a way to fit in both. Hmm, that’s a better comparison. If you like wine and are touring the region, fit in Meyer, and then feel guilty afterwards.

We had their Mayhem Wines tasting - 6 wines paired with food. Super fun, super delicious, and very interesting too! Plus the vineyarf setting is just glorious!!

If you love chardonnay and/or pinot noir (both with a nod to Burgundy, not California), then you really must try their range of internationally renowned wines. My two favourites? McLean Creek Chardonnay and McLean Creek Pinot Noir, though I always leave with a selection of their other wines.

Excellent tasting with Steve Ward at Meyer Family Vineyards. World class Burgundian style Chardonnay and Pinot Noir with superb, knowledgeable and attentive service. I’m fortunate to call Napa Valley home, but the Okanagan continues to impress me. Steve’s pride of ownership and love of the land, his genuine hospitality and concern for his guests and the Meyer Family wines is very evident. Awesome tasting! ?????

We had a lovely tasting here. Great Chardonnay and Pinot noir wines in a lovely setting. With their specialization in only a few varietals, it was near being able to compare multiple Chardonnay and Pinots against each.

We had a phenomenal club member tasting here with friends from the states. Select wines were paired with a well-curated sampling of house made bites. It was a fantastic educational seminar, the likes of which we have never experienced before. So glad we’re members here! What a gem of a winery.