Indigenous World Winery - West Kelowna

Michelle provided us with great introduction. culture, wine and a wiscky taste. I am appreciated since this was our first stop. A good starts will lead us a happy day. Thanks Michelle.

Great tasting experience! The tasting was super interesting and informative, we really enjoyed hearing the stories behind the various labels on the wines. They allow dogs on their patio. There is an amazing view! Also they provided our designated driver with a free sparking apple cider which was so thoughtful!

Tastings are $10.00/person (for 5 pours) but the fee is waived with a bottle purchase. 2020 Hee hee tel kin 2019 Chardonnay 2020 Red fox rosé 2018 Cabarnet franc 2018 Syrah – this was our favourite from the bunch. Smooth with notes of berries, toffee and black pepper. Decent wines at IWW but nothing out of the ordinary.

Such a beautiful place. I don't live here but my mother does so I visit frequently I have always wanted to go so we finally did. It's the only fully indigenous winery in all of Canada, and not just wine there are some indigenous crafts for sale as well. The staff were friendly, the place was beautiful. I saw another low rating for not getting to taste a certain wine because it's not open, anyways it's not Baskin Robbins. If you want something very specific maybe purchase it? They give 5 wines for $5 unless you buy something or eat at the restaurant it's free. Wine spoils after opening so it makes sense that they rotate their flavours. We had our 5 and they allowed us a bonus taste of another I was interested in. But as I was going to purchase it and they happened to have an open bottle they allowed a taste. Janice helped us at the tasting table and was super kind and knowledgeable. She also loves what she's doing which makes the experience so much better. She talks with so much pride about the owners and the wines they produce. I will be recommending this winery to everyone and anyone who is coming through.

Went here for the wine tasting and it was great! At $5, you get to taste 5 different wines and the portions were very decent. If you purchase a bottle of wine, the tasting fee will be waived. The lady who served us was very friendly and even let us try a wine that wasn't on the tasting menu (which we ended up buying as well). She also gave is a bit of history on the place and told us the winery was opened about 4 years ago and is the only one that is fully indigenous owned and on indigenous land. The only thing I didn't like was we couldn't see the view of the vines.