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Beaumont Family Estate Winery 2775 Boucherie Rd | 250.769.1222 beaumontwinery.com
Black Swift Vineyards 2345 Boucherie Rd | 778.755.3275 blackswiftvineyards.com
Ciao Bella Winery 3252 Glencoe Rd | 778.754.3443 ciaobellawinery.com
Crown & Thieves 3887C Brown Rd | 778.754.6968 crownthieves.com
Frind Winery 3725 Boucherie Rd |
frindwinery.com
Grizzli Winery 2550 Boucherie Rd | 250.769.6789 grizzliwinery.com
Kalala
kalala.ca
Little
littlestraw.bc.ca
Mt. Boucherie
mtboucherie.com
Mission Hill Family Estate 1730 Mission Hill Rd | 250.768.6400 missionhillwinery.com
Niche Wine Co. 1895 Bartley Rd | 250.861.0524 nichewinecompany.com
Off the Grid Organic Winery 3623 Glencoe Rd | 778.754.7562 offthegridorganicwinery.com
Quails’ Gate Winery 3303 Boucherie Rd | 250.769.4451 quailsgate.com
Rollingdale Winery 2306 Hayman Rd | 250.769.9224 rollingdale.ca
The Gallery Winery 2233 Witt Rd | 250.768.1500 thegallerywinery.com
the hatch 3189 Boucherie Rd | 778.755.6013 thehatchwines.com
Volcanic Hills Estate Winery 2845 Boucherie Rd | 778.755.5550 volcanichillswinery.com
MOUNT BOUCHERIE
BLOSSOM HARVEST
Apricots April 10 – April 25 July 20 – August 10
Cherries April 20 – May 7 July 1 – August 1
Peaches April 20 – May 2 July 1 – September 1
Pears April 25 – May 10 August 15 – September 30
Plums/Prunes April 28 – May 10 August 15 – September 10
Apples May 15 – May 20 August 15 – October 30
Nuts September – October
Grapes September – October
nqilxʷcn/ nsyilxcn WORD
ENGLISH NAME SIGNIFICANCE
skəmxist black bear Chief for all creatures on the land
ntityix salmon Chief for all creatures in the water
siyaʔ Saskatoon berry
spiƛəm bitterroot
Chief for things growing on the land
Chief for all things under the ground
sxʷusm soapberry Food & Medicine source
skʷukʷwiɬp baldhip rose bush
Used for spiritual cleansing and healing, and hips and petals are a food source
kəkiniʔ kokanee salmon Food source
smukʷaʔxn arrowleaf balsamroot flower
Food & Medicine source
mulx Black cottonwood Medicinal use and fallen trees used for canoes
spicn Indian hemp
Made into rope, used for fishing nets, lines, hunting tools and for sewing
THE nqilxʷcn/nsyilxcn LANGUAGE
ENGLISH nqilxʷcn/nsyilxcn PRONUNCIATION
hello way short ‘why’
good bye way longer ‘why’, change tone
thank you limləmt ‘leemlimt’
How are you? ha tʼiʔ kʷ xast ‘hatee quwa hast’ mountain wist ‘weest’ lake tikʷt ‘tee kwt’
