There’s no easy way to tell the Moon Curser story.
You have to consider the amazing efforts of the original owners Chris and Beata Tolley.
They had planned and shaped a wonderful series of vineyards, with varietals that seemed to go on and on.
When they sold the much awarded winery (2019 Best Small Winery in Canada), the winemaking and viticulture became the responsibility of today’s guest, winemaker Christian Scagnetti. His first vintage in Osoyoos was 2018.

After almost 9 years leading the winery team, it’s truly become his vision and craft.
He maintains the quality and uniqueness of the portfolio.
The real magic I’d like to salute is the balance he’s maintained. Dealing every day and every growing season with the hard challenge of maintaining the winery’s success but still moving forward with his version of Moon Curser. New concepts, new techniques.

He is dedicated to sustainable practices and working with the vineyard team to ensure that each wine reflects the terroir on the Okanagan Valley.
Thus…
I’m happy to report that the awards keep coming. Each wine tasted , judged and found Award Medals and “Best of” status.
Here are some of the winery releases we can fit into a single show. (the Confiscated were all wines grown in Washington during Cold Snap recovery)
2025 Roussanne Marsanne (also Library Silver at 2026 Nationals)

2024 Rose – Confiscated

2025 Dolcetto
2022 Touriga National
2022 Syrah (2 releases)
2022 Border Vines – Driven by Petit Verdot then Cab and Cab Franc. 93 Pts James Suckling
2024 Diversion Cab Franc, Syrah, Cab double gold. Best of category. Nationals
2024 Cabernet Sauvignon – Confiscated

2022 Dead of Night Syrah and Tannat. Double Gold and 3 Golds
We’ll also talk about Malbec, Eclipse, Viognier, Carmenere , the award winning Reisling confiscated, Contraband Syrah, Marsanne, Pinot Noir confiscated and the 3 wine club exclusives.
Congratulations to Christian and All the Moon Curser Team.
Top 18 winery in Canada
Top 10 in BC
STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON
US wines may be coming back. Will we care?
BC wines across Canada?
Fall Releases
Wrapping up Summer Season.
Let’s go Tailgating







