CedarCreek Estate Winery is a family-owned winery located in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada. The winery was founded in 1987 by Anthony von Mandl, a successful entrepreneur and wine enthusiast who saw potential in the Okanagan Valley for producing high-quality wines. Today, CedarCreek is known for its exceptional wines and beautiful estate setting.
The CedarCreek estate spans approximately 100 acres and is home to approximately 70 acres of vineyards. The vineyards are planted with a variety of grape varieties, including Chardonnay, Riesling, Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer, Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot, Cabernet franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Syrah. CedarCreek is known for producing a wide range of wines, including white wines, red wines, and sparkling wines.
One of CedarCreek’s most famous wines is its Platinum Block 4 Chardonnay, which is made using grapes grown on the estate’s best vineyard blocks. This wine has received numerous accolades and is known for its rich, complex flavor profile. Other famous wines from CedarCreek include the Platinum Reserve Merlot and the Platinum Pinot Noir. These wines are made using traditional winemaking techniques and are carefully crafted to ensure that each bottle is of the highest quality.
In terms of wine making, CedarCreek employs a team of skilled winemakers who are dedicated to producing exceptional wines. The winemakers at CedarCreek use a combination of traditional and modern techniques to ensure that each wine is of the highest quality. This includes using a combination of stainless steel tanks and oak barrels for fermentation and aging, as well as carefully selecting the best grapes from the estate’s vineyards.
In addition to its wine making, CedarCreek is also known for its beautiful and picturesque setting. The winery is located among the rolling hills and stunning lake views of the Okanagan Valley, and the estate is home to a beautiful and well-manicured garden. The winery is a popular destination for wine tours and tastings, and visitors can take a tour of the estate, learn about the winemaking process, and enjoy a tasting of CedarCreek’s delicious wines.
Overall, CedarCreek Estate Winery is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in wine and the beautiful Okanagan Valley. Its dedication to producing high-quality wines, combined with its stunning setting and friendly staff, make it a truly special place to visit.
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Jenny Arnold
a week agoI take my friends and family who are visiting Kelowna for a wine tasting at CedarCreek every time, and it never disappoints. The view from the Aspect house is unbeatable, and the experience you get is above and beyond. Not to mention the wines and food pairings (for the food paired tasting) are absolutely perfect. I’ve gone a couple times and had Doug do my group’s tasting, and he’s so knowledgeable and makes the experience so enjoyable. Highly recommend a visit and tasting here!
Deborah Chatterton
a month agoThe view was 5* and so was our wonderful waitress Emily H, who is funny and knowledgeable. In fact, all the servers were really nice. The venue is attractive but there isn’t much convenient parking, and the food is okay, but over-engineered. I’ve had better food at cheaper places.
Paula Hlavacek
2 weeks agoThis was my first time visiting a Kelowna winery, and CedarCreek has set the bar sky-high for any future visits. The property is absolutely stunning, the service was exceptional, and the three course wine-paired dinner at Home Block was unforgettable. From the Italian burrata starter to the famous sticky toffee pudding. Stunning views, incredible food, and a truly memorable experience. Thank you.
Eva Zia
a month agoWe visited this winery while traveling from Vancouver, hoping for something special. We managed to get a reservation, but the overall vibe wasn’t that unique. The patio was extremely hot and uncomfortable to sit in for long. We did a tasting of 5 wines — they weren’t terrible, but definitely nothing amazing. All wines were from 2022 to 2025, so quite young and not very complex. The tasting platter for two was $20, but honestly very small and not worth it. In the end, we bought one bottle of rosé from 2024 for $52. There weren’t many better options — most wines were overpriced for what they were. Honestly, if you skip this winery, you’re not missing out on anything special.
Michael Yin
a month agoIf you didn’t arrive by 6 you won’t be able to sit down and enjoy the tasting. Then you will pay 15 for two estate wine tastings. Definitely not the best value around so would recommend making the reservation before coming. Great architecture and view though. Would love to come back one day.