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RICHMOND/OLIVER – Phantom Creek Estates is opening a new location after five years in business. The successful South Okanagan operation, currently situated on the famed Black Sage Bench, has opened a new space in Richmond.
The new 4,075 square-foot office and multi-function space at 6928 Pearson Way coincides with the release of its first ultra-premium-tier Halo wine: the Bordeaux-style blend, Baoshan.
Mark Beringer is Phantom Creek’s General Manager and Director of Winemaking
“This wine is the quintessential expression of Phantom Creek Estates’ vineyards and terroir,” said Phantom Creek’s General Manager and Director of Winemaking, Mark Beringer. This limited-release wine is made with exceptional fruit from the best lots in the Kobau and Becker vineyards.
According to a recent press release: The new space was designed with a focus on art and architecture. Designers J.DESIGN emphasized openness and fluidity, with arched doorways and clean lines to create an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and contemporary. Furnishings were meticulously chosen, including the 2022 Red Dot Design Award winning BUFA Arc Sofa, to balance functionality with style.
Beringer said the new space will facilitate greater market penetration for Phantom Creek Estates. “It will help us introduce our family of wines to an even greater audience,” he said. “We intend to hold winemakers’ dinners and special events, host partners and VIPs, and provide an individualized and exclusive experience in new ways for members of our Cru Club. Many exciting developments are to come as a result of our increased footprint into the Lower Mainland.”
Business Examiner Staff