This very special food and wine experience is among the first of a series created by Grand Chef Dale MacKay and Wine Director Kevin Van Hullebush.
This event celebrates the culinary talents of Chef MacKay, and the critically-acclaimed and much-loved wines of Black Hills Estate Winery, one of the Okanagan Valley’s most popular wineries and producers of the critically-acclaimed Nota Bene bordeaux style wine.
Please join us June 21st as Dale and Pastry Chef Celeste Mah create a truly extraordinary food and wine experience to celebrate the coming of spring.
Joining Kevin Van Hullebush and Sommelier Drew Walker in co-hosting the evening will be a special guest from Black Hills.
The new wine dinner series events take place only on Monday nights when Lumière is otherwise closed for private parties. Wine Dinner guests then, have our beautiful 45-seat jewel box of a restaurant all to themselves.
Reserve now
Citrus Cured Coho Salmon
Horseradish Cream, Pea Puree, Meyer Lemon
Black Hills ‘Alibi’, 2008
Cardamom Glazed Fraser Valley Duck
Walla Walla Onion Pureé, Sweet and Sour Kumquats
Black Hills Carmenere, 2007
Duo of AAA Prime Beef
Red Wine Braised Short Rib, Potato Fondant,
Seared Rib eye, Romaine Parcel
Black Hills ‘Nota Bene’, 2007
Chocolate Fondant
Caramel and Hazelnut Nougatine Ice Cream
Smith Woodhouse LBV Port, 1999
$110 per person
plus tax and gratuity, includes four course dinner and paired wines.
credit card reservation required at time of booking.
Outstanding Relais & Chateaux Class Wine Dinner Value
This celebration of fine food and wine is intimate in scale and will be held in the the newly renovated, 40-seat Lumière – British Columbia’s only Grand Chef Relais & Chateaux restaurant. Wine dinners begin promptly at 7pm and generally conclude no later than 10pm.
Wine dinners are social but also informative in nature, with tasting notes and commentary provided by our Wine Director Kevin Van Hullebush and a special guest from or representing the winery.
New Lumière Winner Dinner Series events sell out very quickly, so be sure to reserve your space immediately. A credit card reservation is required upon booking. The cost for the wine dinners range from $95-$110 per person, plus tax and gratuity – making this the best wine dinner value, of its class, in the city. Please inquire directly with Sommelier Drew Walker or General Manager Chris González or call 604.739.7115.
About Black Hills Vineyards
Black Hills Estate Winery was established in 1996 and proudly presents wines that have been carefully hand-crafted from vineyard to bottle. The terroir on our 27 acre vineyard on Black Sage Road near Oliver is some of the most exceptional in Canada. A combination of rugged desert earth, long sunlight hours and cool nights yields the intensely flavoured grapes for which we are renowned. The deep sand and intense heat of this micro-climate enable the growth of exceptional Bordeaux grapes which are carefully hand-picked by our team.
The Terroir on this 27-acre property is some of the most exceptional in the country. Located on the famed Black Sage Bench, our vineyard has a microclimate that makes it one of the hottest, driest and sunniest sites in Canada. The west-facing orientation combined with our deep desert sand, intense heat and cool nights yield intensely flavorful grapes. With careful irrigation techniques and intensely focused viticulture practices, these are ideal growing conditions for both the “Big Reds” and our aromatic whites.
Our vineyard was first planted in 1996 and has been producing increasingly better wine grapes with each vintage. Plantings include the Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc that go into our ultra-popular Nota Bene blend. Further, we grow a deep, luscious Carmenere grape on our site that goes into our single varietal Carmenere. We also grow crisp, ripe Sauvignon and Semillon grapes in our vineyard that are used to create our Alibi white blend. We also have approximately two acres that we use for the growing of our fresh and exciting Chardonnay varietal.