Moon Curser Vineyards

Love this little place. Their ROSE «nothing to declare» is one of our favorites from Osoyoos, (no it’s not sweet) Love the view and the chill vibe. Each time we have been here the staff are wonderful they treat you like family.
I may have a little crush on the Quebec lady from the maritimes. (Can we be friends) Such a great spot.

Love this winery! Wow, if you are a bordeaux lover then they do have what you need. I love Boarder Vines, Tempranillo 2011, Dead of Night 2010 and my white is Afraid of the Dark.
What a wonderful opportunity to enjoy big «red shag carpet» floral, berry, stone fruity wines with pepper and leather!
Exceptional.
will tell you what the bottles don’t.

My current favourite in the Okanagan valley for wine. Very friendly and helpful staff. Neat story, unique wines, beautiful views. We love rich, full reds and that’s what they seem to specialize in here. Well done.

On our recent girl week getaway I had the wonderful opportunity to check this vineyard out. Based on descriptors I doubted I would enjoy any of their current offerings; however I was pleasantly surprised on every count.
Great Rose, Border Vines, Petit Verdot and Cab Sauv. Their story and artwork are quirky and dark. It was nice to experience grape varietals not being offered by many other of the wineries.
Will definitely be going back and ordering these wines on any local menu I may come across.

Georgous tasting room! nicely appointed and sized, and stunning view while tasting the wines.
Neat story behind the name and theme, with a helpful person more then happy to tell the tale.
Wine is good, better then most, but not great. The Border Vines Red was my favorite.
I will happily go back.

I very much enjoyed our visit to Moon Curser when we were in the area. We mapped out our stops before leaving on the trip (we only had an afternoon to do it all so had to be strategic) and I think it was the name of the wines (as well as the large number of reds they offered) that mostly attracted us to this one.
Inside was nice, spacious and air conditioned (ahhhh) and the people behind the counter were very knowledgeable. Any questions we asked they could answer and, of course, had all sorts of interesting tidbits about their offerings along the way. You can try their entire selection if you want (some have a limit, or offer a set tasting menu) — too bad I still had a few hours of driving ahead of me and had to limit myself!
We purchased «Afraid of the Dark» and «Dead of the Night» but I’m sure we could have walked away with a number more if we weren’t trying to watch space in the car & pocketbooks. And, as with all of the wineries in the area, the view was gorgeous. Highly recommend a visit if you’re passing through.

When trying to figure out what wineries to go try out, I like to try to find out what they have on the Internet. This place has a great website, and lots of reds (which is what I tend to prefer when it comes to wines).
They are located on a gorgeous plot of land on the east side of Osoyoos. Their wines were quite enjoyable (it was hard to keep our cap of 2 bottles per winery). We ended up grabbing «Afraid of the Dark» (a Marsanne, Roussanne, and Chardonnay blend), and «Dead of Night» (a Tannat/​Syrah blend).
This is one we will definitely be going back to!