The hottest grape of the summer

By Beppi Crosariol / The Globe and Mail / August 3, 2010

Among my other favourite “copycats”: Big House White from California; Blasted Church Hatfield’s Fuse and Honest John’s White from Road 13 winery in British Columbia

Jazz up your Springtime Wine Sips

By Beppi Crosariol / The Globe and Mail / March 13, 2010

If you're a fan of the popular premium white from California called Conundrum, you'll like this [Hatfield's Fuse] wine – quite likely even more, as I did.

WineDiva Review

By Daenna Van Mulligen / WineDiva.ca / February 10, 2010

Now this is a wine that screams summer! Always one of my favourite aromatic BC blends, the Hatfield's Fuse features a funky new label, even more delightfully cartoonish than the last.

The grape debate

By Ben MacPhee-Sigurdson / Winnipeg Free Press / February 6, 2010

Gismondi: The whole world is watching our wines

By Anthony Gismondi / Vancouver Sun / February 5, 2010

A quirky name, and a delicious, signature B.C. white blend is the Blasted Church Hatfield’s Fuse 2008 with Thai, Indian or Chinese food.

New Eco

By The Urban Grocer / Lost At E Minor / January 28, 2010

Inventive, quirky, and a creative force in the Canadian wine industry: this is Blasted Church Vineyards.

New Bottle and Label Designs for Blasted Church

By / CityFood Magazine / January 26, 2010

Blasted Church Vineyards is pleased to announce a significant packaging improvement to new vintages of their wines.

Blasted New Label

By Liam Carrier / Icon Wines / January 26, 2010

Okanagan Valley winery Blasted Church Vineyards (Skaha Bench) have long been known for their excellent wines, gorgeous property and creative labels.

Blasted Church meets the Avatars

By John Schreiner / John Schreiner on wine / January 26, 2010

Whoa, Nelly! Wait until you see the edgy, eye-catching and probably controversial new labels from Blasted Church Vineyards.

JC's Wine Route

By James Cluer / JC's Wine Route / January 13, 2010

This is part of a series on Okanagan Wineries. James Cluer, Master of Wine visits Okanagan Falls in the Okanagan Valley / BC, Canada. He meets Proprietor Evelyn Campbell to talk about dynamite, fine wine and the Blasted Church Winery on Skaha Lake.

Divine Intervention

By Mari Kane / Wine Enthusiast / August 1, 2009

Blasted Church Winery marries the sacred and the sip-worthy.