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Mission Hill Family Estate

Canadian-owned · made in Canada · based in British Columbia

Okanagan estate winery founded by Anthony von Mandl in 1981 and owned by his Mark Anthony Group; six-time Canadian Winery of the Year, sold direct, at BC Liquor Stores and through provincial liquor boards.

West Kelowna, BC CA · www.missionhillwinery.com

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Mission Hill is a West Kelowna estate winery whose business name is registered to Mark Anthony Group Inc., the privately held Vancouver drinks company of founder Anthony von Mandl. The wines are vinified in the Okanagan, mostly from estate grapes, with a limited series since the January 2024 freeze made from Oregon, California and New Zealand fruit.

Factors

Ownership

100.0 reported

CA 100%

OrgBook BC shows the business name Mission Hill Family Estate (FM0295481) is owned by Mark Anthony Group Inc. (BC1202243, active), and the group's 2026 statement under the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act describes Mark Anthony Group Inc. as a privately held Canadian corporation established in 1972. Who owns Mark Anthony Group Inc. is not on any public registry; the winery and the group both say the von Mandl family owns it, so the Canadian allocation rests on that statement. Corporations Canada has no federal record for the winery, only an unrelated dissolved Mission Hill GP Inc. and a motor freight company, which is consistent with a BC corporation.

Manufacturing

100.0 reported

CA 100%

All wine is made at the West Kelowna winery from Okanagan estate vineyards, and the winery says the post-freeze wines built on imported fruit were also vinified in the Okanagan at Mission Hill. BC Liquor Stores labels those Oregon, New Zealand and Mendocino County bottlings as crafted in BC.

People

100.0 reported

CA 100%

The winery, boutique, restaurant and estate vineyards are all in the Okanagan Valley and the careers page hires there; the parent group's corporate office is in Vancouver. No headcount is published, so this is the single-site allocation.

Inputs

72.4 inferred

CA 70% · EU 8% · other 10% · US 12%

The winery states it farms 100 percent of its own grapes, but after the January 2024 freeze it released a limited series from Willamette Valley, Petaluma Gap and Marlborough fruit, and BC Liquor Stores still lists 2025 Oregon Pinot Gris, New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc and Mendocino brut among 18 Mission Hill SKUs. The split is an estimate: imported fruit for those lines counted to the US and New Zealand, French oak barrels to the EU, and estate grapes for the rest. No supplier or volume data is published.

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