The 2026 Fraser Valley Wine Passport ended on October 31; the tastings and prices below describe that completed programme.
You don’t have to head to the Okanagan for a wine-country road trip. This October’s passport brought together wineries, cideries and a distillery across Langley, Abbotsford and Surrey for a month of tastings close to home.
Running October 1–31, 2026, the passport included 13 wineries, three cideries and one distillery. Each participating stop offered a tasting experience, and the programme required a non-alcoholic option at every location.
The passport cost $30 including tax. Half went to participating businesses, while the other $15 supported local food banks. Sales and the included tasting offers have now ended.
Visitors could spread their tastings throughout October, making the route as suitable for an afternoon out as a month-long project to discover local producers.
Wine, cider and spirits in Vancouver’s backyard
The mix of producers showed how much the region offered beyond a traditional winery route. Participating businesses included Township 7 Vineyards & Winery, Chaberton Estate Winery, Backyard Vineyards, Fraser Valley Cider Company, Manners Cider, Taves Estate Cidery, Maan Farms Estate Winery, Mt. Lehman Winery, Ripples Winery and Gate 22 Winery.
For cider drinkers, the 2026 offerings included Fraser Valley Cider Company’s four-pour flight with the purchase of food on weekdays. Orchard and farm settings added another reason to linger. That passport promotion is no longer current.
The Fraser Valley’s working farmland, orchards and tasting rooms make an appealing setting for an outing close to Vancouver. A route with a few nearby stops and time for lunch leaves more room to enjoy each place.
2026 passport details
Dates: October 1–31, 2026. Event ended.
Area: Langley, Abbotsford and Surrey.
Historical price: $30 including tax.
Community contribution: $15 from each passport supported local food banks.
For future passport announcements, see Tourism Langley’s Fraser Valley Wine Passport page. Anyone visiting producers outside the event should check their current tasting options and hours directly.
