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La Stella Winery

La Stella Winery

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8123 148 Ave, Osoyoos, British Columbia, V0H 1V2, Canada
(250) 495-8180 www.lastella.ca
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May 12, 2018
Went there as part of a private wine tasting tour. (There was 4 of us, my inlaws, my husband and myself) it was the last stop on our tour and we were the only 4 people there. The cost of the tasting is included in the tour but this winery still charged us a 10$ tasting fee( most are $5) on top of the tour fee we had already paid. When we questioned this their response was "We get a lot of stag parties that come and just do tastings so thats why we charge more." ( like I said earlier, we were the only ones there) not only that but even after we had bought a few bottles they still charged us the tasting fee!! Most wineries wave the fee if you by a bottle of their wine. Needless to say that was just over a year ago and we haven't been back and we tell people to skip it, when they are out that way.

Feb 9, 2018
Beautiful tasting room with a great view. One of the best Pinot Gris in the valley.

May 5, 2017
The winery itself was very pretty with amazing view but the service was garbage. The lady pouring the wine was very snobby. I told her i never been to a winery and asked how it works... she replied "you have never been to a winnery?" it was a sarcastic tone of voice that made me feel uncomfortable. they also have a sign that says if you buy $40 worth of wine they waive the $10 tasting fee, so i did. at the till she said i would actually have to buy $80 since i was with my wife. Just the whole experience with her made me feel bad, my wife felt the same way, she was not inviting or nice. very bitchy thought she was all that, we left soon after we arrived. i wont be coming back there that is for sure. if that lady is not the owner she needs to go, if it is the owner learn some customer service manners.

Jun 28, 2017
I adored this winery. Great, friendly staff and amazing wines. Beautiful tasting room and the patio is perfection. I would highly recommend this hidden gem.

Dec 13, 2017
Amazingly good reds. ❤️

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