Three Sisters Winery

We had a fantastic experience at Three Sisters Winery! We stopped in with our three young daughters, and it was the perfect balance of fun for them and relaxation for us. The girls loved their delicious non-alcoholic cold treats while my wife and I enjoyed a wine tasting led by an incredibly knowledgeable and friendly wine pourer. The wines were excellent—each one offered something unique, and we appreciated learning about the different varietals. The atmosphere was relaxed, welcoming, and the views were absolutely breathtaking. A great spot for both families and wine lovers—highly recommend!

First appearances were beautiful. The layout is lovely and they have very nice merchandise available. We were fortunate to experience the wine and chocolate pairing. Our tasting guide was very personable and knowledgeable, giving us an adequate break down of each wine.

It doesn't have an astonishing view like others but their wines are exquisite. Loved the Pinot Gris and the Sauvignon Blanc.

Just visited Three Sisters Winery with my husband, our two kids, and our dog — and we had the best time! On this very hot day, the kids had plenty of shaded space to play and a whole selection of games to keep them entertained — giant Jenga, Four in a Row, chalk drawing, coloring books, and even Yahtzee. Everything was so thoughtfully set up for families. Our dog was treated to a refreshing bowl of cold water, the kids enjoyed fresh, delicious slushies and pops, and we got to relax with some wonderful wine. It’s one of the rare places where you can spend the afternoon tasting wines while your kids (and pup!) are happy and comfortable. Highly recommend!

I loved my experience here! Stopped only to pick up a bottle of wine but I ended up grabbing 5! Love all the white wines from the tasters - Ellen was very helpful and attentive :) Thank you, I am definitely coming back next week!

Visited the winery for the first time for the Wine and Halloween Candy. Fun way to have a tasting. All 6 wines were delicious, we bought our 2 favourite bottles. Will definitely be back!

A beautiful location and tasting room. Outside there is a large tent with picnic seating, creating a shaded area to hang out under while talking with friends. The staff were knowledgeable and kind, and of course, quality wines to choose from 😊

Absolutely fabulous winery ! Modern, fresh and simplistic. Jasmine will take care of all your wine needs with such a friendly smile and tons of knowledge. Wide array of wines from whites to bubbles to reds to cane cut Riesling. Yum ! And affordable !

Depending which direction you are coming from it is easy to find OR you end up on a different piece of land. I assume it happens a lot as the man there knew exactly what we were doing. The service was decent, not amazing but to be fair they had a wine tour there when we were there and I am sure the group is going to be what they concentrate on. The price is nice and cheap but I was not a huge fan of the wines. Overall though it is a nice little winery. I would bet they do great with young wine tours but overall it wasnt for me

Our last winery stop of the day was at Three Sisters Winery. Tasting fee is a non-refundable $5.00/person (for 5 pours). They have two areas to do their tasting outside; we opted for the tasting inside. Our pourer was younger but very informative and fun. We were given a couple bonus pours. Bottles are in the $19.00 to $45.00 price range. One of the few wineries that show prices with the taxes included. - 2021 Pinot gris - slightly off dry. Fairy solid. - 2021 Bench white - a bit on the sweet side (from the gewurztraminer) with a tropical note. - 2021 Rosé - made from pinot noir grapes. Mostly strawberry and cream notes. - 2020 Pinot noir - medium-bodied with a bit of tartness from the sour cherry. - 2020 Syrah - more full bodied but drier than we expected. The peppercorn came through. - 2020 Tempranillo - more herbaceous, a touch smoky and smooth. They're one of two wineries that do tempranillo in the area. - 2020 Gamay - soft, juicy and hints of berry. We bought a bottle ($25.00) for home. Very chill, solid wines from TSW.

Okay, first off, loved the wines. But what really blew my mind was while we were in the winery, the front tire of my bike popped (I think I forgot to bleed some of the air out from more temperate times) and Marina, one of the sisters (the one who creates the art in the winery and her own cool clothes and stuff) volunteered to lend me her fricken bike so that I could A) go to our next and final winery on our tour and B) make it back to penticton. So she quickly drove to her house, picked up her bike, drove it back to the winery, and let me borrow it until I could come back and pick up my bike. Isn't that insane? Honestly, NEXT LEVEL hospitality. I won't forget that, so thanks again Marina!

Beautiful new tasting room that will, once completed, be fantastic. Rebecca was extremely friendly and knowledgeable about the wines. The wines were delicious and at a great price point. Three sisters is still fairly new but they know what they are doing and I think they will become very popular.

A new, contemporary tasting room (could still smell the fresh paint) at the start of the Naramata Bench in the old Stable Door spot. Run by a young set of sisters using grapes from the Bench, the style is fresh and fruity. Has a very upstart feel even though the family Earlco business behind it has been working the bench for some time. We bought a couple of bottles from the friendly taster and think they'll be successful with approachable wines that are mostly ~$20.

Great new winery, happened upon it and stopped in to learn that they just opened their tasting room this spring. Great wines and the family that owns/runs it is adorable. Great tasting room experience. I'd recommend making this one of your stops.