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Tasting Room / Wine Shop Hours
Aug 13, 2026 temporary-closure notice remains online; Thu–Mon 10 AM–6 PM also listed. Confirm current opening before scheduling.
Plan your visit
Tastings: Wine tastings and cave tours are advertised, but current operation must be confirmed before scheduling.
Reservations and groups: Reservations appreciated; confirm reopening before booking any tasting, tour or group visit.
Food: Patio charcuterie is advertised; current service is unconfirmed.
Dogs: Official team page discusses visiting dogs and recommends a leash around resident dog Benny. Exact indoor and patio permissions are unconfirmed.
An August 13, 2026 temporary-closure notice remains online alongside Thu–Mon 10 AM–6 PM hours. This does not establish permanent closure or assured reopening; contact the winery.
Confirm availability and conditions for your visit date directly with the venue.
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About Seven Stones Winery
Why it stands out
Seven Stones Winery is a Similkameen Valley estate known for bold red wines, panoramic valley views, and man-made wine caves beneath the property. The winery was founded by George Hanson and continues to build on a legacy of small-lot winemaking and respect for the Similkameen terroir.
What to expect on a visit
The vineyard property was purchased in 1999, planted in 2000, and released its first vintage in 2003. Guests can expect red-focused wines, vineyard scenery, and underground caves that provide a naturally cool, stable environment for barrel aging in the valley's arid climate.
Tour planning notes
Seven Stones is a strong Similkameen stop for guests who enjoy caves, cellar stories, and structured reds. It works best when the day has time for a true Cawston or Keremeos route rather than trying to squeeze the Similkameen into a quick Okanagan-only itinerary.