Township 7 Vineyards & Winery seven stars Polaris Sparkling Chardonnay 2019

At Township 7 it’s about quality wine. No trinkets, no accessories, no restaurant, only wine!

We have a singular focus. We believe premium winemaking starts in the vineyard. Our winemaker carefully selects specific sites for their unique and diverse characteristics from our estate vineyards and from long-time partnerships with our team of growers throughout the Okanagan and Similkameen. This care extends to viticulture and winemaking, with all fruit hand-harvested, followed by gentle pressing to preserve fruit integrity. Our fine wines are made in small lots and reflect the special terroir of each vineyard, this is expressed in the wine’s complexity of flavours.

Founded in 2000, we have two BC wineries, one situated in the scenic Fraser Valley and the other on the picturesque Naramata Bench in Canada’s premier wine region, the Okanagan Valley. Our winery is named after the historic community of south Langley, who’s original name in the late 1800s was “Township 7”- the cottage on our property is a homesteaders building from the 1930s. 

South Langley – Township 7 Langley is located in the beautiful south Langley countryside in a quaint building reminiscent of the many riding stables in the neighbourhood. Similar terroir to Champagne, France enables us to produce outstanding méthode traditionelle sparkling wine with the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes from our Langley vineyard. Our Langley winery offers a convenient wine country experience without having to leave the city.

Naramata Bench – The jewel of the Okanagan, the Naramata Bench is a place of great beauty and personality. Township 7 is situated at the start of the Bench, with picturesque rolling hillsides overlooking Okanagan Lake. It is a remarkable setting that’s perhaps the most scenic wine region in all of North America. With its moderate temperatures, abundant sunshine and cooling breezes, the Naramata Bench is ideal for growing aromatic wines, with our estate vineyard planted primarily in Pinot Gris and Gewürztraminer.