The Okanagan wineries have been very, very busy with harvesting and a careful monitoring of temperatures and heat units. This winery near Osoyoos was in the middle of some observation, likely regarding the progress of this particular field.
Happy Wednesday.
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Now that I’ve started growing vegetables, I too have been monitoring the temperature overnight. I have a newfound appreciation for harvesting. I can’t imagine how much work is involved for a winery, but I appreciate their dedication for us to enjoy a nice glass of wine!
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I do too! There’s a lot of education, experience, observation and timing that go into a good glass. This particular winery is making some really fantastic reds! To your good health and a successful garden harvest! 🍷
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Ahhhh, future vintage happiness. Happy Wednesday Lynette. Allan
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Agreed. We have a membership at this particular winery because they are really distinguishing themselves with their reds. And of course, with winter’s arrival, a good red is a good thing! 🍷
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This is the time of year the bears stroll up and down the rows at night.
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I hadn’t heard of them doing that before, but of course, the nice rows give them a good chance to forage and hunt! Sure puts a damper on a moonlit stroll through the vineyards!
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I have, at Wilson’s vineyard on Naramata Road, many, many, many years ago.
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Wilson’s vineyard is no longer there; it has probably been incorporated into another operator’s vineyard at this point. Good to know the bears find this attractive!
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