Although Alaska isn’t exactly a wine-country mecca, we do have one of the most special and unique wineries in the entire world. Serving award-winning wines in combination with offering luxurious high-end lodging makes this gem of a winery a true hidden treasure in Alaska. Located in the quirky town of Homer, Bear Creek Winery specializes in fruit and grape wine varietals. With a passion for delivering unconditional Alaskan hospitality and uncompromised products, it’s no wonder that Bear Creek Winery is taking the Alaska wine country movement by a storm.
The owners, Bill and Dorothy, have successfully grown a small operation that they started with their bare hands into a booming business that continues distribute to new locations and win awards of excellence with every passing year. What started as a hobby in the early 1990s became what is now one of the most talked about wineries in the entire state of Alaska. Through the years their facility has grown and expanded right along with their fan base. Residents of Homer, the Kenai Peninsula and the entire last frontier are so proud to have a reputable winery in the state that is dedicated not only to providing superior products and service, but to leaving a lasting impression.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging A delicious variety of fruit wines are found at Bear Creek Winery. Visitors can enjoy wine tasting or they can plan a weekend getaway and enjoy overnight lodging.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging With stunning views overlooking Kachemak Bay in Homer, it is easy to fall in love with Bear Creek Winery from the second that you pull up.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging The gift shop and tasting room at Bear Creek Winery is filled with friendly faces, warm hospitality, superior service, delicious wines, yummy treats and fun souvenir items.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging Bear Creek Winery has become very good at taking home the prize. In fact, most recently in 2016 their Raspberry, Alaskan Apple and Black Currant Reserve picked up prizes from the Finger Lakes International Wine Competition held this past March in Rochester, NY.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging They even took home the People’s Choice Award for “Best Drink” at the 2016 Taste of the Kenai celebration put on by the Kenai Peninsula Tourism Marketing Council.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging Something that makes Bear Creek Winery so unique is that they only buy fruit from the local community. Types that they buy include ed raspberries, yellow raspberries, blueberries, black currants, strawberries, gooseberries, apples, low bush cranberries and rhubarb.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging And in addition to sourcing locally, they also grow a lot of their own fruit right on property. Many would not expect this outdoor growing paradise from a winery in Alaska, but Bear Creek Winery breaks the mold when it comes to living off the land.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging When staying the night at Bear Creek Winery in their high-end lodging, guests get the pleasure of enjoying a complementary bottle of wine alongside a box of truffles and breakfast the next morning at a local restaurant in Homer.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging The setting at Bear Creek Winery is very romantic and is an excellent place to come for an anniversary or to enjoy a weekend getaway with someone special. The outdoor firepit area is a great place to gather with friends and enjoy a bottle of wine underneath the stars or the midnight sun.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging And if you’re going to stay the night, dinner is a must. Nothing goes better with a delicious varietal than locally sourced King Crab legs. Y-U-M!
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging Visitors can also enjoy the beautiful outdoor Koi pond and private setting surrounded by lush trees.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging Taking a nature stroll to check out the gorgeous flowers at Bear Creek Winery is a MUST for anyone visiting here. It is so apparent that the owners and employees truly put there heart and soul into making this special place beautiful for their visitors to enjoy.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging And in addition to Bear Creek Winery being a beautiful place to visit, the creatively resourceful decorations are also to be admired. Who would have thought that a colorful tree made from old wine bottles would be so pretty? We are loving the creativity. It just screams “Homer” in the most brilliant way! We are also loving that beautiful moose in the background overlooking Kachemak Bay. What a stunning sight to behold.
Facebook - Bear Creek Winery and Lodging After visiting Bear Creek Winery, it’s basically an unwritten rule that you must take a bottle of wine down to the beach and enjoy a glass with great company. Because when you’re in Homer, there is nothing better than good wine and a long walk on the beach staring at beaming snow-capped mountains and a glistening glacier.
Have you ever been to Bear Creek Winery? What is your favorite varietal?
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A delicious variety of fruit wines are found at Bear Creek Winery. Visitors can enjoy wine tasting or they can plan a weekend getaway and enjoy overnight lodging.
With stunning views overlooking Kachemak Bay in Homer, it is easy to fall in love with Bear Creek Winery from the second that you pull up.
The gift shop and tasting room at Bear Creek Winery is filled with friendly faces, warm hospitality, superior service, delicious wines, yummy treats and fun souvenir items.
Bear Creek Winery has become very good at taking home the prize. In fact, most recently in 2016 their Raspberry, Alaskan Apple and Black Currant Reserve picked up prizes from the Finger Lakes International Wine Competition held this past March in Rochester, NY.
They even took home the People’s Choice Award for “Best Drink” at the 2016 Taste of the Kenai celebration put on by the Kenai Peninsula Tourism Marketing Council.
Something that makes Bear Creek Winery so unique is that they only buy fruit from the local community. Types that they buy include ed raspberries, yellow raspberries, blueberries, black currants, strawberries, gooseberries, apples, low bush cranberries and rhubarb.
And in addition to sourcing locally, they also grow a lot of their own fruit right on property. Many would not expect this outdoor growing paradise from a winery in Alaska, but Bear Creek Winery breaks the mold when it comes to living off the land.
When staying the night at Bear Creek Winery in their high-end lodging, guests get the pleasure of enjoying a complementary bottle of wine alongside a box of truffles and breakfast the next morning at a local restaurant in Homer.
The setting at Bear Creek Winery is very romantic and is an excellent place to come for an anniversary or to enjoy a weekend getaway with someone special. The outdoor firepit area is a great place to gather with friends and enjoy a bottle of wine underneath the stars or the midnight sun.
And if you’re going to stay the night, dinner is a must. Nothing goes better with a delicious varietal than locally sourced King Crab legs. Y-U-M!
Visitors can also enjoy the beautiful outdoor Koi pond and private setting surrounded by lush trees.
Taking a nature stroll to check out the gorgeous flowers at Bear Creek Winery is a MUST for anyone visiting here. It is so apparent that the owners and employees truly put there heart and soul into making this special place beautiful for their visitors to enjoy.
And in addition to Bear Creek Winery being a beautiful place to visit, the creatively resourceful decorations are also to be admired. Who would have thought that a colorful tree made from old wine bottles would be so pretty? We are loving the creativity. It just screams “Homer” in the most brilliant way! We are also loving that beautiful moose in the background overlooking Kachemak Bay. What a stunning sight to behold.
After visiting Bear Creek Winery, it’s basically an unwritten rule that you must take a bottle of wine down to the beach and enjoy a glass with great company. Because when you’re in Homer, there is nothing better than good wine and a long walk on the beach staring at beaming snow-capped mountains and a glistening glacier.
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