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Larch Hills Winery

Larch Hills Winery

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110 Timms Rd, Salmon Arm, British Columbia, V1E 2P5, Canada
(250) 832-0155 www.larchhillswinery.com
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Jul 16, 2018
Amazing wine. Great location, amazing view. A must visit even for locals

Jul 16, 2018
Really beautiful vineyard! The wine was absolutely amazing, and the beautiful drive was completely worth it! :)

Sep 22, 2017
Had a great wine tasting with fabulous wines. The young woman behind the counter was very personable. Even with other customers in the shop we were acknowledged when we walked in. She was able to speak intelligently about the wines we were tasting and easily answered our questions. The young man we spoke to later was absolutely great and talked quite readily about the wine making process and the vines. I would definitely recommend going for the tasting and the education if you're interested enough to ask.

Jul 2, 2017
Never sure what to expect of a smallish winery especially on Canada Day. We called ahead and we're assured they were open. The view from the entrance of the winery is amazing. As I said it's a smallish winery and when we walked up to the door it was locked up, but there was a not to press their intercom or call a number. As we pressed the call button a wonderful young lady walked around the corner to let us in for a tasting. She had been busy working on the vines but was very friendly and knowledgeable when it came to the wines. As we've come to expect there was a list of all the wines they have and their properties, and with each tasting she walked us through we got to experience those properties. We were not disappointed. Our experience was first class.

Jun 14, 2018
Worth the climb. Delicious 👍

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