British Columbia has several wine-growing areas now but perhaps the most successful vineyards are those in the Okanagan and Similkameen Valleys. Here is a view from Nk'Mip (pr. In-Ka-Meep) vineyard and winery - North America's first aboriginal owned and operated winery. It's an extraordinary place carved out of the desert above Osoyoos. I'll share a few more photos of it over the next couple of days.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Nk'Mip Vineyard
British Columbia has several wine-growing areas now but perhaps the most successful vineyards are those in the Okanagan and Similkameen Valleys. Here is a view from Nk'Mip (pr. In-Ka-Meep) vineyard and winery - North America's first aboriginal owned and operated winery. It's an extraordinary place carved out of the desert above Osoyoos. I'll share a few more photos of it over the next couple of days.
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I've been catching up on my blogging and I've just read about your soggy home. Bummer!
ReplyDeleteI've had a few bottles of Nk'Mip wine. Not sure what variety of grapes but I've enjoy whatever I've tried! (I'm not a wine expert. Obviously.)
Love the goats!