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Tasting Room / Wine Shop Hours
Daily 10 AM–5 PM through Oct 12, 2026; last reservation 4 PM; then sales/pickup only Mon–Fri 10 AM–4 PM
Plan your visit
Tastings: Patio five-wine and shorter indoor four-wine tastings through October 12, 2026.
Reservations and groups: Reservations recommended; walk-ins when available. Over fourteen inquire; food for over six arranged ahead.
Food: Shareable snacks. BYO picnic on lower poolside terrace only, not upper food-service terrace.
Dogs: May 28, 2026 FAQ welcomes leashed visiting dogs without specifying indoor/terrace boundaries; confirm intended area.
Explicit 2026 season ends October 12; subsequent weekday operation sales/pickup only.
Confirm availability and conditions for your visit date directly with the venue.
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About Blasted Church Vineyards
Why it stands out
Blasted Church Vineyards has one of the most memorable stories in Okanagan wine. Its name comes from a 1929 Okanagan Falls church-moving story involving dynamite used to loosen old square nails so the building could be relocated and rebuilt.
What to expect on a visit
The winery combines a playful brand story with serious vineyard work. Its vineyards stretch from the Skaha Bench toward the Osoyoos desert, with a focus on low-intervention, expressive fruit and farming-first decision making.
Tour planning notes
Blasted Church is a strong Okanagan Falls stop for guests who enjoy personality, storytelling, and distinctive labels alongside vineyard-driven wines. It can be a memorable midpoint on a South Okanagan route because the story is easy for guests to connect with.