Legendary Napa Valley Winemaker Joins British Columbia’s Most Exciting Winemaking Team OLIVER, British Columbia (July 15, 2021) – Phantom Creek Estates announced today the winery’s appointment of Mark Beringer to Director of Winemaking.  Beringer will work closely with the winery’s winemaker for the white wine

British Columbia’s Premier Destination Winery Appoints Anahita Pouget as Director of Sales and Marketing, Amy Richard as Director of Farming, and Kea Mueller as Wine Club Manager. OLIVER, British Columbia (July 7, 2021) – Phantom Creek Estates, British Columbia’s premier destination winery announces the appointments

Premier Destination Winery Marks One-Year Anniversary with Debut of its Highly Anticipated Restaurant and Joins South Okanagan’s Esteemed Culinary Scene Phantom Creek Estates, the Okanagan Valley’s most exciting new wine destination, is pleased to announce the opening of The Restaurant at Phantom Creek Estates helmed

Very thrilled Phantom Creek Estates to be deemed the region’s most majestic and ambitious vision by Bespoke, London’s luxury lifestyle publication. Read the full article here.

“Impressive wine is only part of the attraction at Phantom Creek Estates” – Vacay states in their latest review of South Okanagan wineries. Read the entire article here.

For the past several years, there has been a lot of curiosity about what’s going on on Oliver’s Black Sage Bench. Nearly 30 years ago, the area unexpectedly became synonymous with Bordeaux varieties and has since given birth to some of the most iconic wines

“Phantom Creek Vineyard has been consistently recognized for producing some of the best red wines in Canada.” Thank you Valerie for this recognition. Read the full article here.

“There are many great views in the Okanagan, but standing on the terrace of Phantom Creek Estates looking out over a sweeping vista of the Black Sage Bench it seems impossible to imagine one better” – thank you Fiona Morrow and Montecristo we completely agree!

Such an honour for Phantom Creek Estates and British Columbia to be recognized by Forbes. “Anyone who ever questions the potential of British Columbia to produce wines as complex as any in the world should start popping the corks on both the whites and the

“It’s an auspicious beginning for a new winery” said Santiago Cilley, CEO of Phantom Creek Estates. “This milestone highlights the significant interest among collectors for age-worthy wines from this storied site”. Read the full article here.