Saskatchewan Wineries

Located In the heart of North America. To the east is the province of Manitoba and to the west is the province of Alberta in Canada. To the south it borders the American states of Montana and North Dakota. To the north are Canada's North West Territories and Nunavut.

From the Plains Indian word, "kisiskatchewan", meaning "the river that flows swiftly"; a reference to the area's major river


Cypress Hills Winery

Box 122
Maple Creek, SK S0N 1N0


There is a mystic air about the Saskatchewan Cypress Hills located in the southwest corner of the province A great place to live. This is where we find Marty and Marie Bohnet's winery.  The owners call it a “hobby gone bad” but the employees refer to it as “a dream come true”.* A working ranch which began producing grapes in 1995 planted their first commercial planting in 2004. In 2005 they started producing fruit wines and opened the winery in 2007. Cypress Hills has the only commercial vineyard on the prairies.

Their production for 2010 will be approximately 32,000 bottles They also produce mead which is made from honey

Signature wines: North Slope Red, A blend of grapes and Rhubarb and Saskatchewan Sour Cherry,

Winemaker: Marie Bohnet
Philosophy: Use what the area has to offer. Make the style of wines that people like

*Taken from Michael Fagins article on Cypress Hills Winery


Banach Winery

341 22nd Street W
Battleford, Saskatchewan


Diane and Walter have been making fruit wine for close to 20 years. When they went commercial in late 1996, they started out with a chokecherry wine called Battle River Red, a wine they'd been making for years named after the river that runs just north of the Town of Battleford.

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