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Marley Farms


1831D Mount Newton X Rd.
Saanichton, British Columbia
Canada V8M 1L1


Winter Hours


January to April
Saturday -- 11am to 5pm


Summer Hours
May to December
Daily -- 11am to 6pm

Welcome to Marley Farm

Come and experience our boutique winery for the kaleidoscope of flavours and bouquets in our exceptional wines!

Marley Farm is a family owned and operated winery located in the tranquil Mount Newton Valley, British Columbia. The Marley Family have always dreamed of owning a winery and in the spring of 2000 that dream was born. Beverly, an ardent winemaker of many years, led the charge in getting the business set up.


After some considerable research Pinot Grigio, Ortega and Pinot Noir, were planted as being the best suited varietals for the local micro climate, soils and exposure. With the help of family and friends the first vines were planted and Marley Farm had their first harvest, however limited, in the fall of 2002. Prior to that, Vintner Eric von Krosigk sourced grapes with similar characteristics, so that production could commence.


Marley Farm endeavours to offer a fun, family setting and with their bright new winery now open, you are invited to visit at 1831D Mount Newton Cross Road, Saanichton, Vancouver Island, British Columbia

 


Vancouver Island driver going twice the speed limit nets $483 fine, loses car
National Post
COURTENAY, B.C. ? A fast and curious driver caught going 221 kilometres an hour in his new Subaru 20R through Vancouver Island traffic has lost his vehicle for seven days and netted a hefty fine. Police say the posted speed limit on Highway 19 near ...

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Severe shock injures Vancouver Island worker
globalnews.ca
NORTH COWICHAN, B.C. ? A man has been airlifted to hospital in Victoria with serious injuries after being hurt in a workplace accident on Vancouver Island, between Ladysmith and Duncan. BC Ambulance Services spokeswoman Kelsie Carwithin says the ...

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The Province

Vancouver Island drivers crash trying to avoid wildlife on road , impaired ...
The Province
Ducklings that were crossing the road are being blamed for a multi-vehicle crash along a busy part of the Trans-Canada Highway on Vancouver Island . At least four cars were damaged in the accident Sunday near Shawnigan Lake as drivers stopped to let ...
Separate Vancouver Island car crashes feature animals, alcoholCKNW News Talk 980
Pileup in Shawinigan Lake after cars stop for family of ducklings crossing highwayVancouver Sun

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