2019 The Hatch Merle

This charming raven of the vineyards, offers delights both mischievous and divine as it unfolds with a flourish of plumage and song. Brooding yet bright, plump stone fruits and bitter chocolate trills entice, as pruned merlot branches sway. Merle's oaken casks echo with laughter, as this feathered companion steals our senses and makes off into the dusky distance of memory.

2021 Black Swift Vineyards Meritage

Aromas of plums and blackberries burst from the glass. Layers of dark chocolate and savoury spice unfold on the palate. Bold yet vibrant, this wine is a joyful celebration of fruit. 

Truck 59 Ciderhouse

This is our flagship cider it's a medium dry, new world cider.  Crisp, refreshing and very laid back, just like our peeps at the hatch winery.  We showcase artwork from Paul Morstad on our flagship cider to signify joining the Jason Parkes Customs family. Our family includes: (Hatch winery, Black Swift Vineyards, Crown & Thieves winery, and Hatching Post Brewery).

Truck 59 Ciderhouse Bourbon Blackberry 500mL

With age comes beauty and our barrel aged cider is designed to capture the essence of BC fruit, and the " Okanagan spirit" of bourbon barrels. Keeping it local, our cider was aged for 11 months in bourbon barrels from Okanagan Spirits and the blackberries  comes from Enderby, BC. Pair this with BBQ rib, brisket or grilled steak

Truck 59 Ciderhouse Classic Dry 500ml

English and French cider varietals with a splash of dessert apples.  Our take on a traditional dry cider. Classic English style. Pairs nicely with pulled pork, oily fish or sausage. 

2022 The Hatch Ross O.

The humble Ross O pours forth from its earthen vessel with a ruby gleam, greeting the expectant nostril with scents of warm, sun-kissed fruit and nourishing earth. Here a whiff of ripe plum, there a hint of tobacco leaf and forest floor- ah the simple joys! On first quaff the palate floods with flavors of ripe cherry and brambly blackberry, balanced deftly upon a see-saw of cinnamon spice and twiggy tannins. This is no Tuscan sangiovese, noble and regal, but rather its rustic country cousin - a humble wine of the people, redolent not of Renaissance glory but folkloric mirth.