Name: DAngelo Winery Guest House
Address: 979 Lochorer Road Penticton,Lochorer Road, Penticton, Penticton, Penticton, V2A 8V1, Canada
Rating: 9

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Penticton Airport

Kelowna International Airport

DAngelo Winery Guest House

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A group of eight of us booked the entire guest house for  4 nights.  Lovely spot, convenient to nearby wineries and restaurants.  Place was perfect for our group with a kitchen large enough for us to dine in on some evenings.  Family-run establishment, with friendly ant attentive service.  We enjoyed the outdoor pool as well.  

Fine spot for a group gathering.

Wayne scolded us and spoke down to us as if we were children and the wine was horrendous. This was a serious buzz kill. It was suggested we blend the wine with ice and fruit and each wine was advertised for its alcohol content. 

Awful 

Awesome place 
Great views 
Great wine
Great people  and good value 
Sandwich truck rocks too
Family run business
Let’s support the little guys people 
You will feel like one of the family
And come back over and over again!!!


Complete package

Benvenuto! D’Angelo Winery roots began in Ontario (Essex County 1980’s) then after a wonderful visit to the Okanagan, transitioned to become one of the first wineries on the Naramata Bench. Estate grown, hand harvested, natural approach and a lovely rustic charm D'Angelo Winery & Guest House is definitely a perfect place to sip and stay in wine country… Tempranillo, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Pinot Noir are surprising and delicious! 🏆🇨🇦🍷🥂☀️

I love the warm welcome, unpretentious atmosphere and being treated like family! Stephanie shows off her family’s hard work with wonderful Italian hospitality! 

Also, Danelo's Italian Sandwiches is on site for fresh, homemade, authentic Italian paninis. Amazing lake views, wonderful service, lovely wines and epic paninis= Heavenly

Sip, stay and soak in a little slice of Italy 🇮🇹

After driving to two other wineries that had closed their tasting room, was happy to discover that D’Angelo’s tastings were available.  Sal D’Angelo greeted us and took us through his various wines. Sampled almost all his wines  and decided to buy the Viognier, the Rosalina and of course the yummy Setta Coppa. He is a very charming and knowledgeable owner/winemaker. The pricing is quite reasonable compared to others in the area. Highly recommend stopping.

Late afternoon wine tasting

I think this is my favourite winery on the bench. Really low key. Sal basically serves you wine out of the basement of his house. Wine is excellent and I like the Italian vibe of the place. The pricing is more reasonable than some of the other wineries which probably reflects their low key approach to things.

A Really Good Winery

Such a beautiful place to stay and a real gem on the Naramata Bench . We stayed in the Malbec suite it was comfortable such a peaceful sleep and housekeeping immaculate . 
Upon arrival we were treated like family and that was the case for our entire stay . We Loved the authentic Vineyard experience. 

The views are incredible. Very central location and we could walk to visit other wineries also close to the walking and biking trail which was such a great way to spend a few hours .
The wine was delicious and excellent value . 
Thank you so much for the D’ Angelo family for creating special memories for us and making us feel so welcome. 
 Can’t wait to come back next year . 
The pics are the views of while enjoying my morning coffee . 
Kim and Ron

A  Gem on the Naramata Bench

D’Angelo guest house exceeded our expectations. We stayed in the Cabernet suite that comfortably would fit 5-6 people. Beautiful views from every window, tons of outdoor patio space and a lovely pool steps away. Quiet family run facility, makes you feel right at home. Accommodating hosts and amazing wine - we can wait to come back! 

Naramata Getaway 

This is why you visit wineries. Ignore the view. Ignore the pageantry. Ignore the architecture. The merchandise, photo opportunities, the inebriation, leave all that behind. It’s about the people; it’s about engagement. D’Angelo is the exemplification of a perfect winery.

This was the last stop of the day on our wine journey through Naramata, though not the final day of our wine tour. Over a week, we had traveled from Osoyoos to Kelowna, visiting 60 wineries from the large corporates to the small estates. We brought back 120 bottles. In the Penticton-Naramata region, it’s important to note that wineries closer to Naramata shut down around 5 pm while those closer to Penticton stay open until 6 pm. Thus, it’s advisable when touring this region to start with Naramata and work your way towards Penticton, thus maximizing the number of wineries visited.

On our first tour (yes, there were more than one), we hit up twelve spots. Our second, only a few weeks ago, increased that to thirteen (eighteen if you count the ones we visited but did not drink wine from). On both trips, D’Angelo was the final destination, and both times it was a fantastic visit to end a day on. The first reason is that despite claims of closing at 6:00, D’Angelo will often leave their gates open for late arrivals, meaning even past 6:00, you can still drop by and say hello, drink some wine, and more than likely purchase some.

But what makes the location so appealing? The view? It has a good one. Lacking the cliffs of Bench 1775 or the texture of landscape of Terravista, but it’s still breathtaking. Is it architecture? Certainly not—the winery made no impact in my memory. No, the reason to visit, and frequently do so, is because of D’Angelo, the man, not the winery. Sal D'Angelo, in fact, and that’s why I love privately owned wineries. Very often, you’re drinking wine poured from bottles held by the very individual or individuals that made the wine and sealed the bottles in the first place. There is no filtration, no suppression of passion, no performance. It is a natural and authentic sale—no one knows wine like the winemakers. D’Angelo greeted us on both occasions and despite the time of day, patiently explained every bottle and why they were important. D’Angelo is a remarkable person and obviously knows his craft. For one, his selection is surprisingly unique, being one of the few winemakers in the entire Okanagan that offers a miscella tempranillo. The sette coppa is another recommendation. And although both were purchased on both visits, neither holds a stick to the shocking Dolce Vita Rosso.

I mean, Sal must be a sorcerer, or at least a mad scientist. How does that adage go--a madman uses his genius destructively, and a genius uses his madness constructively? A desert wine, the Rosso is made with tempranillo, brandy and icewine. Decipher that for a moment—it’s a port/icewine blend. I had never seen that before. Taking the sometimes-overpowering sweetness of an icewine and spiking it with the high alcohol of a fortified. And it’s not even expensive. It’s $20, just twenty dollars. I paid three times more just up the road at Red Rooster for an inferior bottle. This one defines why D’Angelo is so good…and yet it is still about the winemaker. You go for D’Angelo himself, for his honesty and straightforwardness. Buying the wine is a forgone conclusion afterward. We are not the only ones that arrived late, and Sal entertains them all. Even on our second trip, we drove into the premises as D’Angelo was working the field. He saw us, guided us into the tasting room, and a larger group followed us promptly. We all bought and would do so again.

Along with Ruby Blues, Black Widow, and LaFrenz, D’Angelo will be a destination each time we visit Penticton. I don’t care if I can acquire the bottles from Save On; this is why you visit wineries. Don’t skip this one out, folks

The Best Winery In Naramata

My wife and I stayed for three days and we used this as our base for wine touring the Naramata Bench. The room was clean and quaint, the deck had beautiful views of the vineyard and tasting the wine at arrival was a special treat (particularly the Tempranillo and the late harvest wines). This was the third time at the winery and first time in the guest house. I recommend this a a wonderful base to see and taste the Naramata.

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