Enjoyed a wine tasting early in the season and was not disappointed. We’ve been here a few times now, and always receive excellent service. It looks like they’re offering a more elevated winetasting experience, with sit down, tastings and such. They even have a spot by the fireplace, which isn’t a bad idea in early March, with snow on the surrounding hills. Gray monk has a diverse offering of wines, from sparkling, sparkling rosé, and your full range of whites and reds, including some fantastic reds like their meritage. The 2019 Meritage won gold at the national wine awards of Canada. This is a pretty tasty red. If you like wines at all, visit this winery for a tasting.

Had some spare time in Lake Country and checked out two wineries. The other which I won't mention was awful, but Grey Monk saved the day. I'm ok to splurge on wine, but for the price I expect quality. Grey Monk was reasonably priced specific to the quality and the wine tasting staff were fantastic. I've kept going back to this place as its staff are very down to earth and not snooty and rude like the other winery in the area I had been to further north.

I made reservations a month in advance as in the past, this restaurant is very busy. We were surprised when parking was half full. We did not know it was a set menu for $65per person, includes one entree and a main plus 4 oz wine pairing. Menu is very limited. My sister found nothing to her liking so settled for an heirloom tomato salad. Mostly cherry tomatoes and deep fried cheese. It was bland. The French fries as an extra appetizer was really good as was the lamb pasta dish. However the meal was not worth $65 per person. If we were informed when we came in of the price and menu, we would not have eaten there as there are many other wineries to eat at.

We visited Gray Monk Winery during our Honeymoon in Canada, and what an experience it was. We went for the 2 course deal and the food/wine was beautiful. We felt like it was a reasonable price for the quality of food/wine you get. A wonderful dining experience with great service and a beautiful view. We are so glad we visited here whilst in Lake Country making it a great day. Make sure you visit here and enjoy the same experience we did.

Enjoyed our visit here and some of the history of the vineyard, which started in the Okanagan in the 70's and was the first to introduce Pinot Gris to the Okanagan. Have to say I wasn't overly taken with the wines, other than the Pinot Gris, but that is personal preference. Very pricey.