Tasting Room / Wine Shop Hours
Naramata location: daily 11 AM–5 PM
Plan your visit
Tastings: Wine tastings and picnic visits with wine by the glass are advertised at the Naramata location.
Reservations and groups: Reservations recommended. Group terms and actual booking availability require confirmation.
Food: Picnics are encouraged; confirm food availability and bring-your-own-food rules. Full restaurant service is unconfirmed.
Dogs: Naramata-specific visitor-dog areas are unconfirmed; secondary pet listings do not establish permission.
Official daily 11 AM–5 PM hours are undated. South Langley events should not be presented as Naramata experiences.
Confirm availability and conditions for your visit date directly with the venue.
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About Township 7 Vineyards
Why it stands out
Township 7 Vineyards and Winery began in 2000 and now connects two British Columbia wine regions through its Naramata Bench and South Langley locations. Its Okanagan presence is built around handcrafted wines, BC VQA fruit, and estate vineyards that express both the Naramata Bench and South Okanagan.
What to expect on a visit
The Naramata Bench estate vineyard sits on the eastern bluffs of Okanagan Lake, with seven acres first planted with vinifera grapes in 2004. Guests can expect tastings at the McMillan Avenue winery, wines from estate sites including Naramata, South Langley, and Blue Terrace in Oliver, and a portfolio that includes still and sparkling programs.
Tour planning notes
Township 7 is a useful Naramata Bench stop for guests who want an accessible tasting room backed by a broader BC wine story. It fits well when a route should include a recognized name, lake-influenced vineyard sites, and a polished but approachable tasting.