Most of Canada's best wine never makes it to a BC shelf.
A note to BC wine drinkers from the Wine Club Canada tasting panel.
If you live in BC, you probably already drink good wine. Mission Hill, Quails' Gate, the names you know — they're at BC Liquor for a reason.
But here's the thing.
Canada makes wine in five provinces. There are 650 wineries across BC, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Quebec, and Prince Edward County — and most of them will never be on a BC Liquor shelf.
It's not that the wine isn't good. It's that the system doesn't really work for small producers.
That's why we started Wine Club Canada. Each month, we pick one Canadian winery. We send you a few bottles from that producer, with tasting notes, ratings, food pairings, and the winemaker's story.
By the end of the year, you've tasted twelve small Canadian wineries you wouldn't otherwise meet, and you'll have a few new favourites.
The whole thing is about 10-20% less than retail as we work directly with winemakers. You can pause, skip, or cancel any month. There's no fine print.
If you're the kind of BC wine drinker who's been buying the same shelf for a decade and is quietly curious what else this country makes, then this is for you.
The Wine Club Canada team
We work with 80+ producers
Westcott Vineyards
Jordan Station, ON
Family-run on Niagara's Escarpment Bench, Westcott specializes in cool-climate Chardonnay and Pinot Noir with structure, tension, and aging potential.
Roche
Penticton, BC
Family-owned on the Naramata Bench, Roche Wines crafts refined, terroir-driven Okanagan wines that highlight balance, elegance, and site expression.
Niagara College
Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON
Established in 2001, Niagara College Teaching Winery was Canada's first commercial teaching winery and remains a unique force in the country's wine industry.
Winemaker's Cut
Oliver, BC
A micro-production Okanagan label founded by winemaker André Lipinski. Tightly focused, vineyard-driven wines made in extremely limited quantities.
Tender Hope
West Kelowna, BC
A small Okanagan winery producing limited-run wines with an emphasis on craftsmanship, regional character, and thoughtful vineyard stewardship.
Ferox
Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON
A boutique Niagara producer crafting small-lot wines with bold personality and hands-on precision. Expressive, limited releases rooted in vineyard character.
Stonebridge
Niagara, ON
A family winery built on a deep respect for the land. Founder Faik Turkmen left a career in finance to learn that great wine isn't made — it's listened for.
Abonnement Mensuel au Vin Blanc & Rouge
One Canadian winery a month
Picked by our tasting panel
Tasting notes, pairings, and the winemaker's story in every box
- Monthly Deliveries
- Cancel Anytime
- Proudly Canadian

From other BC members
I love getting wines from Canadian wine makers, that I wouldn't normally have access to.
Karen P. — Surrey BC
Exposes us to Canadian wines we'd not typically try. And we've come across a few new favourites.
Steve — Vancouver BC
I look forward to my wine coming each month. They are great and proud they are Canadian.
Krista H. — Vancouver BC
FAQs
How much is shipping?
$20 flat per box, anywhere we ship.
What if I don't like a bottle?
Each month is chosen by the panel — wines we'd open ourselves. Tasting notes and pairings come in the box so you know what you're opening. Pause, skip, or cancel anytime.
Where do the wines come from?
Small Canadian wineries — mostly Okanagan and Niagara, with the occasional bottle from emerging regions like Prince Edward County or Nova Scotia. Each month features one winery, multiple bottles, so you actually get to know the producer.
Do you ship to BC?
Yes. We've been shipping to British Columbia for over a decade. Delivery is to your door, monthly.
How does the subscription work?
Pick the type (red, white, mixed, or rosé & sparkling) and the quantity (3, 6, or 12 bottles). A new box arrives each month from a different Canadian winery. Pause, skip, or cancel online anytime.
One box. One winery. See what we mean.
Pause, skip, or cancel any month. — The panel

