SpearHead Winery

Would highly recommend Spearhead Winery for your winery tour! Has a beautiful view, great snacks, was easy to access with our e-bikes and close to other good wineries in the area.While there were a few too many whites on the tasting menu for my palate, our server was 12/10. He went so far above and beyond for us that when one of our more “forgetful” group members forget their phone, he drove to the next winery to give it to us, clearly remembering where we told him we were going!Not all heroes wear capes

Great winery, amazing service and great wine. Would highly recommend the saddle block for a creamy experience and the golden retreat for an amazing nose.

Excellent wines, some of the best we tasted all day. So worth the stop and one of the ones I would suggest you visit while avoiding the 'popular' places.

Not sure why everyone is gaga over this vineyard. Chardonnays are mediocre at best and the Pinots are meh. The $45 Pinot is very good but it doesn’t make up for the mediocrity of the other wines. Much better options out there.

Best atmosphere! Friendliest server! Anne made our experience fun and pleasant. The wines were very good and we ended up buying a number of bottles. We will have to come back in June to try the new one.

Spierhead winery sucks…in that my damn auto-correct keeps changing the spelling. It’s S-P-I-E-R, named after the street the winery is located on. It’s at the top end of the road, the head you could say. This is another example of a winery that probably brainstormed a name for their winery for all of one minute and decided on the first thing that popped in their head.Wait, I wasn’t saying the winery sucks. Why would anyone say that? Maybe it could be a disappointment if you came here after visiting Camelot Winery and The Vibrant Vine (which we did). However, we were sophisticated enough, cultivated even, to rate wineries individually and judge them on their own terms. And Spierhead is a worthy member of the Fab Five, also sharing space with The View and House of Rose. It has what I believe to be the best view of the lot. It’s the less gimmicky of the Fab Five, pushing their wines foremost to customers. I admit we might have skipped this one if it wasn’t for the recommendation from Camelot, reinforcing that I am referring to the winery and not the real Camelot (wait…did I just say “real” Camelot?), and that would have been a shame.The wine was good, the location picturesque, and it’s a quick hop from other locations. It is by no means the worst of the Five (I’ll keep that to myself), and yes, it does play backup to Camelot and Vibrant Vine, but those are two of the best wineries in Kelowna. That’s like saying there’s a bad entry in the Fast & The Furious Franchise. Sure, there are weaker entries, but they are not all bad…and shut your mouth, Tokyo Drift was awesome.The tasting room is classic with the dominant feature being a row of barrels looming over the view. It also has an incredible picnic area. Full disclosure, we did not pick up any wine on our last trip from them. We had been on a wine tour from Osoyoos to Kelowna, hitting up 60 wineries in a week. Spierhead’s offerings were good, but at the time, I just wasn’t feeling the urge. The bottles are more expensive than most of the other wineries. But this doesn’t mean the location isn’t worth visiting. At least do it to get your stamp.

Had such a wonderful experience today at SpearHead Winery. The lovely lady, Jenny, leading our tasting was so knowledgeable and taught us new things about wine acidity. She instantly made you feel at home and welcomed. It was our favorite winery we visited today! They were very accomodating to our group of 7. Highly recommend the Late Harvest Riesling if you like it sweet.

Visited Spearhead Winery over the Thanksgiving holiday!Had a great tour with Trace who showed us the in and outs of wine making. Got a special tasting of the fresh pressed grapes with wine maker Grant!Definitely a place worth visiting!

What a beautiful little place to visit! Our host was knowledgeable, funny, and as an added bonus, was reminiscent of Steve Harrington from Stranger Things. Definitely a place to visit with excellent wine, a beautiful location, and friendly and knowledgeable staff!