Damali Lavender & Winery

Most beautiful place made by humans on Vancouver Island! Taste some wines and enjoy the atmosphere and the smell of the lavender.
9 years ago (27-12-2017)

Damali is one of our must-visit places whenever we are in the area. The estate is breathtaking and a great place to simply walk around. There is a cool labyrinth in the yard to wander through too. The staff here is always helpful, friendly, and welcoming. The wine is unique. Many of the varieties are infused with a hint of lavender, which is thoroughly enjoyable. The shop also carries a great selection of lavender products.
9 years ago (07-07-2017)

We really love this winery! We actually discovered it a couple of years ago and enjoyed the wine so much that we made a point of driving out to the Cobble hill area just to go again. The wine is unique and hard to find elsewhere. We made sure to ship a case home. The property itself is also really beautiful. The kids loved the labyrinth and walking through the lavender. Great place! We'll be back!
9 years ago (08-07-2017)

We enjoyed our visit to Damali Lavender and Winery. The fields of lavender were beautiful and the wines were quite nice. We especially liked the blackberry and lavender wine. The lavender gift shop had interesting items with wonderful scents.
9 years ago (06-08-2017)

To the Owner (the nice gentleman at the Duncan market): It was a pleasure talking to you at the Duncan market yesterday. Thank you for your suggestion to visit the lavender farms and your gift shop. We got there just in time to buy the dessert wine and look forward to tasting it soon. We did go to the top of the hill and saw the field you recommended. It was like you said, absolutely spectacular. We sat at the edge of the field for quite a time listening to the hum of the bees; a very special time. We also stopped in at Thrifty's on the way to the Brentwood ferry and took advantage of the 30% discount. Excellent tip. Your lavender farms were definitely a highlight of our 2 weeks on the Island. Thank you for your work and sharing the beauty of your fields.
9 years ago (11-07-2017)