Cideries near Penticton, BC

“Great ciders Good service Great view“

“Women owned and run business! Lovely, quaint cidery. Highly recommend calling to book a reservation for a tasting. Recommend stopping by on any tasting tour for some ciders with local Naramata grown apples.Update for 2023: Tasting fee not waved and was able to do a “split” tasting between 2 people. I adore this place so much and still highly recommend. New outdoor seating. Same vintages glasses. Hospitality 11/10! Got to say hi to the chickens, dogs, and cat too.“

“I was pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed the cider tasting at this location. Normally, I’m not much of a Cider fan. I will say they had some good wine aged cider, the sweeter, apple cider, and pear cider were my favorites… They do have a Cider slushy that is actually quite fantastic.That’s a huge chunk of lawn, where we saw games like cornhole, And other assorted games that it seems like you could play on these very nice, large sized style, picnic tables. Well, these aren’t really picnic tables, they’re nicer than the standard picnic table… I reference the photos.All in all, if you like cider, you should visit this location“

“Always a good time when we stop into Dominion Cider to see what’s new.Tastings are now charged (for 4 pours) but the fee is waived with purchase. Our pourer was super friendly and bubbly. Bottles are $20.00 and a 4-pack is $24.00 (tax included).- April in Paris – winesap single variety.- Nom de plume – off dry, plum was very subtle.- All that glitters – tang of nectarine comes through and smelled heavenly. We bought a bottle ($20.00) for home.- Hope springs eternal – peaches, smoother than the nectarine.- Times like these – kveik fermented cider. A beer cider hybrid.- Castles in the sky – perry co-fermented with pinot noir. This was super delicious. They use grapes from Lightning Rock. We also bought a bottle ($20.00).“