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Castoro de Oro Estate Winery Castoro de Oro Estate Winery is an award winning winery and estate vineyard located in Oliver, BC. only). We hope to see you soon and often… Cheers!

Castoro de Oro Estate Winery
NO Reservations are accepted or required, except in off season (then sales only, by appt. https://g.page/castorodeoro/

An award winning winery and estate vineyard located in the “Golden Mile Drive” area of Oliver, BC Canada. With a hands-on approach, family owner-operators facilitate every step of the process, from grape to glass, handcrafting wines from 100% South Okanagan Valley, BC grown grapes. Producing an array of fine wines every year; white, rosé and red, single varietal and blends. Available in traditional bottles and also select wines available in 250ml SINGLE SERVE cans!! The wine shop is a modest building but the atmosphere is fun, warm and welcoming. If you haven’t been to this winery recently be sure to stop in to taste the new wines every few months. This winery and wine shop has been open and serving guests since 2006. Children and LEASHED pet friendly, of course they are not served wines, but they are often offered a different treat. We have a lovely little picnic area available where you can enjoy sharing a bottle of our wine with friends, or you may purchase a glass of wine for a very reasonable price. Our customers are also provided free use of the BBQ, if you wish to bring a lunch, and free WIFI. LEASHED pets are welcome to enjoy the Picnic Area as well, or we have a safe space where dogs can be leashed in (longer leads provided) that is a grassy area which is shaded and visible from the wine shop so you can keep an eye on your furry friend. Grape varietals planted include Merlot, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Syrah, Viognier, Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, Vidal and Siegfried from which we produce about 12 small-batch handcrafted wines each year. All of the grapes are hand harvested and hand sorted for the best quality. The 8-acre Vineyard was planted in 1980-1981, which makes it one of the oldest in the area. Our vineyard’s location in the famed “Golden Mile” alluvial soil deposit and southeast aspect with excellent exposure to sunshine, results in full flavour and aroma development. The vineyard slope keeps the vines safe from late spring or early fall frost problems, allowing the grapes to ripen fully. The vines are planted to the foot of a mountain, which provides evening shade, resulting in a rapid cool-off during summer, which prevents the grape acids from dropping and results in a fine balance between ripe, sweet fruit and firm, clean acidity. Castoro de Oro Estate Winery’s name and label pays homage to its vineyard’s terroir and the founding of Canada. The old vines (planted in 1980), eight-acre vineyard is located on the Golden Mile and blessed with a unique soil combination and a small lake located at the base of it. This terroir provides an ideal foundation for growing superior grapes and a longer growing season than many other Golden Mile vineyards. Beavers helped to create the small lake during their manipulation of earth and water. And early settlers’ search for gold led to the beavers’ vast contribution to the history of the nation; the then-booming fashion industry’s need for beaver felt and fur ultimately allowed settlers to thrive, formally establish the country, and choose the beaver as Canada’s national animal. Now, deservedly so, the dapper mascot appears on every old-photograph styled label.

VIFF SPONSOR again in 2026.
10/03/2026

VIFF SPONSOR again in 2026.

Thanks W**es of British Columbia
09/11/2026

Thanks W**es of British Columbia

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09/05/2026

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A fun time! And don't forget to stop and taste some of our w**e. Bruno Kelle, owner and w**emaker will be there pouring ...
09/02/2026

A fun time! And don't forget to stop and taste some of our w**e. Bruno Kelle, owner and w**emaker will be there pouring samples at Festival of the Grape.

Welsh Terriers!! Old breed, still distinguished and beautiful 😍
08/30/2026

Welsh Terriers!! Old breed, still distinguished and beautiful 😍

Were it a dog’s name, it wouldn’t meet today’s AKC limit of 36 characters, but it was the early name of breed, and we don’t know what AKC policy was regarding the length of a breed name back in 1888 when it was recognized (today, the distinction of having the longest breed name belongs to the Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever).

“It” was the Welsh Black-and-Tan Rough-Coated Terrier, and early fanciers couldn’t be faulted for naming the breed as they saw it: It was Welsh, it was rough coated, it was a descendant of the Black and Tan Terrier, and it was old: many cynologists claim it’s the oldest existing breed in the UK). A true working terrier, the breed we know today as the Welsh Terrier was bred to hunt badger, fox and otter. Some fanciers today insist that the breed retains so much of the hunting instinct that it could be used as a gun dog with a little training.

Because of the breed’s coloring, it was sometimes known as the Old Reddish-Black Wirehaired Terrier. In fact, the earliest recorded description of the Welsh Terrier was in 1450 by a Welsh poet, who described “a good 𝘣𝘭𝘢𝘤𝘬 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘳𝘦𝘥 bitch to choke the brown polecat.” In Welsh, the breed was 𝘋𝘢𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘨𝘪 𝘊𝘺𝘮𝘳𝘦𝘪𝘨.
When the Kennel Club in London recognized the breed in 1887, it was as the Welsh Terrier, and by then, the breed had already been shown at an Agricultural show held in Pwllelli, North Wales in 1885. Three classes with an average of 30 dogs per class were evaluated by two judges, Mr Griffith Owen and Mr Humphrey Griffith, both from North Wales. The gentlemen are described as having sat on chairs in the ring as one dog at a time was brought in for judging. The men took notes which they then compared with each other.

That same year, the first two imports to the U.S. were registered by the AKC and were shown initially in the Miscellaneous Class. The first AKC champion came four years later, a dog named Nigwood Nailer.

𝘐𝘮𝘢𝘨𝘦: Welsh Terrier by Anton Maltsev | Dreamstime

Yuppers, great idea! Easter Weekend Open Hours are now over for us, see you next Friday, Saturday or Sunday Noon - 4 pm.
04/05/2026

Yuppers, great idea!
Easter Weekend Open Hours are now over for us, see you next Friday, Saturday or Sunday Noon - 4 pm.

Address

4004 Highway 97
Oliver, BC
V0H1T1

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 5pm
Wednesday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm
Sunday 11am - 5pm

Telephone

+12504954991

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