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Steve and Kim Thomas have a love for horses and wine, so the Keremeos couple paired the two together to offer Equine and Wine tours through the Similkameen Valley.
It香蕉视频直播檚 a potential bucket list experience for horse lovers to get to various wineries and other scenic locations in Keremeos and Cawston on horseback.
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What they offer is a four-to-five-hour wine tour on horseback, visiting at least five different Similkameen-based wineries. They supply the horses and guide the tour. You supply the cowboy boots and hat.
Along the route, the tour stops at a farm store, a locally owned and operated enterprise.
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The wine tour starts at the Grist Mill on Upper Bench Road, then ride to three wineries in the vicinity, before stopping for a charcuterie lunch along the way.
After lunch, the tour meanders through massive hay fields before reaching the fourth and fifth wineries. The last winery on the all-day tour is Crowsnest Winery, which also has an award-winning restaurant and artisan bakery where riders can taste wine first, then relax in the scenic restaurant for dinner. (Clients pay for their dinner).
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So, if a horseback rider wants to purchase a bottle of wine or three, where can you pack them on the ride?
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The cost is currently $300 per person as an introductory offer.
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