Siren’s Call Pinot Noir 2017

A relative rarity in the Okanagan Valley, the Malbec grape produces a rich, peppery red with ripe tannins and classic varietal notes of dark red fruit and spice.

John Schreiner notes “This wine begins with a lovely aroma of plums and cherries, leading to spicy red fruit flavours including cherry and black currant. With decanting, the firm texture becomes rich and generous”

Sourced from the Okanagan Valley near Osoyoos, this Syrah is co-fermented with 6% Viognier and is aged 16 months in mostly new American Oak barrels.

It boasts elegance, finesse and classic varietal characteristics of pepper and spice. It is clean, rich and full of dark red fruit.

This is a wine that loves grilled meats and hearty cheeses. BC VQA British Columbia

Awards: The 2012 vintage of this wine was awarded The Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for Excellence in British Columbia Wines

The newest addition to the Siren’s Call lineup is a classic white blend featuring grassy herbal notes and a pleasant floral aroma.

75% Sauvignon Blanc, balanced with tropical notes of pineapple and guava from 25% Semillon.

It’s a crisp and refreshing white that pairs up nicely with seafood, particularly oysters, ahi tuna and sushi, but its zesty, delicious profile makes it a fabulous sipper by itself.

Grapes for this elegant wine were sourced from Anarchist Mountain Vineyard near Osoyoos. The vineyard is lovingly tended by Andrew Stone and Terry Meyer-Stone.

It shows a wonderful balance between luscious red berries such as raspberry, strawberry, and even a hint of cranberry.

Brought together with a lush refined palate, well integrated tannins and a long smooth finish, assisted by the 100% French oak aging.