
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.
The grape harvest for our seven stars collection of sparkling wines is well underway and we’re celebrating with bubbly! The long awaited 2018 seven stars Polaris blanc de blanc is
Break open the bubbly! We’ve started picking for our 2021 vintage. Handpicked Chardonnay from the Hidden Terrace vineyard in north Oliver arrived on our Naramata Bench crush pad early this
We are planting our first estate Pinot Noir at our Naramata Bench vineyard! Today, Mary, Devon and the rest of our viticulture crew are planting Pinot Noir Burgundy clone 777,
Celebrate national wine day and support a good cause! Today is national wine day and it’s the last week of our annual Support, Ship & Sip charity campaign helping those
It’s the May long weekend and we’re celebrating the unofficial start of summer with the release of our 2020 Pinot Gris. It’s a delightful and stylish addition to your staycation,
Give mom a pretty in pink present this Mother’s Day — a dozen Rosés! Our annual Rosé release is this weekend. Crafted in the dry Provence style, our beautifully aromatic

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