
Township 7 Set to Release an Exciting New Tier of Wine
The 2024 harvest is wrapping up, and it’s been a truly unprecedented year for Township 7.
Who says you can’t have white after Labour Day? With fall just around the corner, we’ve packaged up a delectable bundle of 3 whites and a Rosé for September. Enjoy these
Better late than never! Our 2022 harvest began this week, a bit later than normal but looking great, with Viognier harvested yesterday from Fool’s Gold vineyard in Oliver and Chardonnay
With winter half way through, our thoughts have turned to an early spring. (The groundhogs have apparently predicted it!) Tomorrow we’re reopening our Naramata Bench tasting room for the season,
Restock your cellar for the holidays this Black Friday! Until midnight tonight, spend $300 or more on our wine and receive a $30 e-gift card. Plus with all orders of
Did you know that as sparkling wine ages, the sparkle changes? Over time it will lose some of its carbonation, deepen in colour, and the flavours will evolve with dried
It’s International Champagne Day and we are celebrating with a new sparkling wine, seven stars Sirius! Named in honour of the most luminous star in our evening sky, Sirius is

The 2024 harvest is wrapping up, and it’s been a truly unprecedented year for Township 7.

Township 7 Vineyards & Winery is proud to announce the launch of its fifth annual Support, Ship & Sip charity campaign, benefiting an essential industry organization – the BC Hospitality Foundation (BCHF).

We sat down with our esteemed Winemaker Mary McDermott to get an update on the winter freeze and effects on the vines, as well as the 2024 vintage.

2024 has certainly been one for the books for the BC wine industry. Once again we are showing that we are resilient and continue to

This Easter long weekend, treat your guests to a mouthwatering blue cheese steak sandwich (recipe courtesy of the Food Network Kitchen) that will leave them

Today, we honour all women, and at Township 7, we’re especially inspired by one remarkable woman – Mary McDermott. For over a decade, Mary has