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Tasting Room Radio
Terry David Mulligan
10 episodes
4 days ago
Join wine commentator Terry David Mulligan for some great fun learning about wine and those that both make and drink it on Tasting Room Radio. "I take the daily conversations between chefs, sommeliers, wine growers/owners/makers, writers, artisans and throw in the occasional celebrity and see how the mix works. Tasting Room Radio is the radio version of an audio blend, a Meritage for the soul."
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Join wine commentator Terry David Mulligan for some great fun learning about wine and those that both make and drink it on Tasting Room Radio. "I take the daily conversations between chefs, sommeliers, wine growers/owners/makers, writers, artisans and throw in the occasional celebrity and see how the mix works. Tasting Room Radio is the radio version of an audio blend, a Meritage for the soul."
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Tasting Room Radio
November 1st, 2025- Tasting Room Radio with David Paterson and Tantalus Winery.
A Complete Tasting Room Radio with David Paterson and Tantalus Winery.

THE SHOW 
I’ve been counting down the days to the end of 2025 Harvest.
It marks the end of the 2025 growing season AND my first chance to interview Tantalus Winery GM and Winemaker David Paterson.
First,  to talk about the National Wine Awards where Tantalus was named #6 winery in BC, one of the Top 10 wineries in Canada and #10 of the Top 25 in Canada.
www.winealign.com/awards
 
 
“This year’s results—five Golds, three Silvers, and a Bronze—reflect the thoughtful work happening across our vineyard sites and in our cellar. With over 1,700 wines entered from 250 wineries across the country, we’re truly honoured to be recognized among such a strong showing from coast to coast.
A sincere congratulations to our growing and winemaking teams for their care in bringing these wines to life. It hasn’t been an easy few years for viticulture in the Interior, and so we’re feeling pretty grateful for a few feathers in our cap as we approach vintage 2025.”
 
David covers a lot of subjects
 
Tantalus Crafted in BC wines, crop loss, using his extensive winemaking contacts in Oregon and Ontario. The resilience of BC wineries to survive what nature throws at them, finding vineyards growing the same Riesling clones Tantalus grows.
 
David takes us through various Tantalus wines.
 
2024 Pinot Noir Rose (Oregon)
2024 Riesling (Ontario)
Old Vines Riesling (21B) 95 Decanter
Tantalus Riesling LAB (Experiment #14)
Pinot Gris (Oregon)
 
(I love the fact that the Ontario grapes were harvested, packed in special containers and two drivers drove the truck 16 hours to reach Kelowna)

David also takes us through pairing Tantalus wines with the demanding flavors from Angus An’s Maenam menu and finishes with an extended and passionate rant about wine trade between our provinces and who’s standing in the way.
 
www.tantalus.ca
 
 
STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON:
 
Noble Ridge
Haywire
Garnet Valley Ranch
 
 
 
 
 
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4 days ago
43 minutes 48 seconds

Tasting Room Radio
October 25th, 2025
Michal Mosny (Winemakers Cut) & James Lester (Sons of Vancouver)
 
 
The SHOW
 
Michal Mosny – co-founder and winemaker Winemaker’s Cut
 
Michal and Martina Mosny were making wine in Slovakia years ago.
They watched a tv series called Hollywood and Vines. They saw the hosts walking vineyards and talking to the winemakers of the Okanagan Valley.
 Jason Priestley and I were the hosts.
Impressed with the wines being grown and the beauty of the Okanagan Valley,  they decided to move to Oliver, BC and make their own wines. Called the winery Winemaker’s Cut.

Years later,  I finally meet Michal at a Victoria wine gathering. He’s pouring  the very popular Winemaker’s Cut portfolio and tells me the story behind the wines and their dreams.
Michal suggested making a wine with Jason and myself to celebrate the story. That’s how Q&A wines became part of Michals portfolio.

So, here we are much later,  meeting again in Victoria. His portfolio continues to grow at District Wine Village in Oliver.
Chard, Cab Franc, Pinot Noir,  the Bohemian Wines, Boho wines, Madama Butterfly Sparkling and the “Crafted in BC”
Sparkling, Sauv Blanc, Rose, Muscat and  Gruner. Plus the NO/Low from The Opera Room next door.

Winemakers Cut has a some surprises coming.  Michal walks us through some of them.
Some stay secret projects.
www.winemakerscut.ca
 
James Lester – Founding Partner at Sons of Vancouver.

“One of the benefits of being a small, independent distillery is that we each have our hands on every part of the whisky-making process, from mashing to bottling. Every bottle is hand-filled, sealed, and labelled with care by a member of our whisky-making team.”
 
I first met James after SOV had be named Canadian Whisky of the Year in 2023 for their Palm Trees and a Tropical Breeze.
It was so unexpected no one from SOV bothered to go to the event. It was David beating a gang of Goliath’s.
Now, of course, everything they make is followed so much they have their own YouTube Channel.

By allowing the whisky itself to guide the blend, each bottling is unique and provides an outlet to highlight the spectrum of flavours naturally developed through fermentation, distillation, and maturation. Expressions are often left at cask-strength to provide a well-rounded whisky with a robust mouthfeel.
Sons of Vancouver Numbered Whiskies are released 8 – 10 times per year, in very limited quantities. Releases tend to sell out the same day (or sometimes within a few minutes). Signing up for their whisky mailing list is the best way to find out about releases and get your hands on a bottle.
Recent limited releases include
#15 Palm Trees and a Tropical Breeze (2025)
#16 Palm trees and a Tropical Storm (2025)
Both are Sold Out BUT if you get yourself signed up on the whisky mailing list, you can make your own game plan.
Check out the yearly RYE HARD Whisky Advent Calendar. 24 bottles of sheer adventure.

Also don’t miss Realms of Rye – Release #3 “menthol and evergreen”. Unfiltered, no flavouring, no colouring.
And finally –
Congratulations to James on his marriage this year. Ceremony in Ucluelet and Honeymoon in Mexico City.
www.sonsofvancouver.ca
 
 
STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON
Noble Ridge
Tantalus
Township 7
 
 
 
 
 
 
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1 week ago
44 minutes 56 seconds

Tasting Room Radio
October 18th, 2025- Cobble Hill Winery!
This is such a great story.
Three professionals had a wine dream that turned into a plan and now a winery.
Steve Beecroft,  was born in a farming family in Trenton, Ont. Had a successful career in banking.
The love of his life, Tricia Huebner was a highly respected marketing and communications specialist.
Dylan Sheldon grew up on Kauai, Hawaii. He became a winemaker. His talent and success turned him into a flying winemaker. Working in Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania,  France and Sonoma he developed a desire to make singular wines. Dylan had a personal vineyard near Napa. Sheldon Wines. When pulled, the cork said “free at last”
That’s exactly what Steve and Tricia wanted to do. When they happened to meet each other in Napa/Sonoma, it became apparent that they had each met a wine soul mate.
Each of them wanted to grow and create outstanding wines in regions that hadn’t been overrun.
Alberino, Viognier, Gamay, Zweigelt, Sauvignon Blanc, a legendary Pinot Noir clone named Calera, Chenin Blanc, Gruner Veltliner, muscat & Gewurztraminer, Verdelho,   etc.
They took 5 trips to Italy. Then decided to try Canada. Stops in Ontario and the Okanagan.
Finally,  all agreed that if they were changing their lives , the destination must include water…a lot of water. As in the Pacific Ocean.
All of which is how Steve, Tricia and Dylan ended up several miles from me at Cobble Hill  in the Cowichan Valley, on Vancouver Island.  They bought a lavender and vineyard property called Denali.
They have turned it into a beautiful vineyard with slopes ,  hollows and 1000’s of new plantings.
Tricia was amazed to discover that no one had taken the name Cobble Hill Wine.

Here is the complete story as told by Dylan, Tricia and Steve from the exciting new   – Cobble Hill Winery.
You’ll want to keep an eye on their releases. They don’t yet make a lot of wine but those days are coming.
Cobble Hill will become a destination as soon as those new wines come out.
 
They have a newsletter and a great website.
www.cobblehillwinery.ca
3500 Telegraph Rd
Cobble Hill, BC
V0R1L4
 
 
 
STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON
 
Sons of Vancouver
Winemakers Cut
Tantalus
Township 7
Noble Ridge Sparkling Releases
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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2 weeks ago
44 minutes 55 seconds

Tasting Room Radio
October 11th, 2025- Swirl Around BC Wine Expo 2025 Part Two
THE SHOW 
 







It’s the annual BC Wine gathering designed to showcase many of the wines from all the regions in BC.
Wine Growers of BC named it Swirl Around BC Wine Expo 2025. 

The daylong celebration took place at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Vancouver.
 
60 wineries from across the province were all set up to welcome everyone attending.
Winemakers, proprietors and industry leaders.
We all came to reconnect with each other and discover the best of what BC’s wine community has to offer.
As always, I couldn’t interview everyone but thanks to Kelly Josephson from Wine BC, I was able to do 15 in total. Thank you, Kelly.
There were two walkaround tastings plus timely,  intimate and thought-provoking seminars designed for trade and media professionals.
 
Just a note:  The Seminars interview that we did last week was so vital to the future of BC wine,  that we’ve decided to finish this special feature with a replay.
Check out the guests in that segment (below).
 
 
Swirl Part Two Guests are 
Grant Stanley – Winemaker and GM Spearhead Winery (Kelowna)
Mike Cox – Sales and Marketing The Hatch (West Kelowna)
Adam Woodward – Winemaker/Production Manager Privato (Thompson Valley)
Robbie Hundertmark – Wine BC Ultimate BC Wine Ambassador (Mission Hill)
Ron Kubek – Co-Owner Lightning Rock (Summerland)
 
Seminar – BC’s Fresh New Wave. 
Kelcie Jones – Sommelier/Educator/Panelist – This is Wine School
Kurtis Kolt – Sommelier/Educator – Panel Moderator
Seminar – An Alternative Approach for BC Wine
Christine Coletta – co-owner Haywire, etc.
spearheadwinery.com
privato.ca
thehatchwines.com
lightningrockwinery.com
www.winebc.com 
Kurtiskolt.com
Thisiswineschool.com
STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON
 
Cobble Hill Winery
Sons of Vancouver
Winemakers Cut
Tantalus
Township 7 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 







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3 weeks ago
39 minutes 26 seconds

Tasting Room Radio
October 4th, 2025- Wine Growers of BC present Swirl Around BC Wine Expo 2025







It’s been called various names over the years. It’s the annual BC Wine gathering meant to showcase all the wines from all the regions in BC.

Wine Growers of BC named it Swirl Around BC Wine Expo 2025. 
 
The daylong celebration took place at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Vancouver.
 
60 wineries from across the province were all set up to welcome everyone attending. Winemakers, proprietors and industry leaders.
We all came to reconnect with each other and discover the best of what BC’s wine community has to offer.
As always, I couldn’t interview everyone but with the all-star wrangling of Kelly Josephson from Wine BC leadership, I was able to do 15 in total. Thank you Kelly.
There were two walkaround tastings plus really timely,  intimate and thought-provoking seminars designed for trade and media professionals.

Swirl Part One Guests are 
 
Seminar – BC’s Fresh New Wave. 
Kelcie Jones – Sommelier/Educator/Panelist – This is Wine School
Kurtis Kolt – Sommelier/Educator – Panel Moderator

Seminar – An Alternative Approach for BC Wine
Christine Coletta – co-owner Haywire, etc.
 
Including – 
Lauren Skinner Buksevics – Sales & Family Painted Rock (OK Falls)
Robbie Hundertmark – Ultimate BC Wine Ambassador (Mission Hill)
Valeria Tait – Winemaker & General Manager Gold Hill Winery (Oliver)
Chris Turyk – Sommelier & Leadership at Unsworth Winery (Cowichan Valley)
Josie Tyabji – Managing Partner Gneiss Wines District Wine Village (Oliver)
Paul Sawler – VP Dirty Laundry Winery (Summerland)
 
 
www.winebc.com 
Dirtylaundry.ca
Gneisswines.com 
Unsworthvineyards.com 
GoldHillWinery.com
Paintedrock.ca 
Haywirewinery.com 
Kurtiskolt.com
Thisiswineschool.com
missionhill.com
 
 STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON:
Swirl Part Two 
Cobble Hill
Sons of Vancouver
Winemakers Cut
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 







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1 month ago
45 minutes 19 seconds

Tasting Room Radio
September 27th, 2025- Introducing Jeff Guignard. New CEO-President of Wine Growers of BC
Just when BC Wineries needed leadership to heal & deal with provincial barriers, meet Jeff Guignard. (CEO-President of  Wine Growers of BC)

Not only is he outspoken and focused,  Jeff also spent 10 years in Ottawa. He knows well which doors to knock on or kick down.
Jeff has been traveling to the various wine growing regions of BC and learning firsthand the challenges brought by climate and dealing with Crafted in BC wines.
We’ll talk about the future of specific varietals in BC (Syrah, Riesling, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and more)
Jeff brings comments on “generational opportunities“, getting more BC wines on store shelves and all the challenges ahead.
He brings strong commentary on Interprovincial shipping and relationships in Alberta.
Also,  Jeff reminds us that Wine BC kicks off Fall For BC.
Inspiring visitors to explore BC Wine Country. Discover new memories and experiences. Get connected or reconnected to wine country. 

Come meet the new voice and face of BC Wine. – Jeff Guignard.
www.winebc.com
 
 
 
STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON
 
Swirl 2025
15 interviews in one afternoon.
Tantalus
Sons of Vancouver
Cobble Hill Wines
Winemakers Cut
 
 
 
 
 
 
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1 month ago
39 minutes 56 seconds

Tasting Room Radio
September 20th, 2025- 2025 Canadian Wine Awards with Anthony Gismondi & Geoffrey Moss MW

2025 Canadian Wine Awards with Anthony Gismondi & Geoffrey Moss MW
THE SHOW
A full-scale discussion about the 2025 Nationals! The Canadian Wine Awards, featuring one of the best wine minds in this or any country,  Anthony Gismondi.
He also happens to be one of the key organizers of these tastings and awards.  For over 35 years Anthony has been the wine writer for the Vancouver Sun. The creator and head writer of Gismondi on Wine plus co-host of the Food and Wine radio show.
 

Geoffrey Moss is a Master of Wine. Lives in Penticton and leads the team at Lithica Wine Marketing. He was one of the team of judges at this year’s Nationals.
 
Here’s the very busy agenda for this discussion. It’s a celebration of Canadian Wineries and their Wines.
 
The size of the awards, 
The judges and their responsibilities and procedures 
The new category of aged wines ( 5 years)
The judges did a separate extra tasting of Crafted in BC Wines
The End of replacement wines?
The Winery of the Year. Best Small Winery.
2025 growing season. 
Geoff talks about Blanc de Blanc and blanc de Noirs style
Free Trade inside Canada.
The future of Syrah.
Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are top-performing categories.
 
The links below have all the winners and their awards plus connection to Anthony and Geoffrey
 
Cheers!!!
 
Https://www.winealign.com/awards
Https://gismondionwine.com/
Https://www.lithica.wine/
 
STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON
Tantalus
Sons of Vancouver
Swirl Gala Pour/Wine BC
Jeff Guignard – New CEO/President of  Wine BC
Crafted in BC Reds
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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1 month ago
39 minutes 58 seconds

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September 13th, 2025-Meyer Family Vineyards / Mayhem Wines.
Meyer Family Vinyards / Mayhem Wines.
It’s a Family Affair!!
 
 
For the past 5-7 years – just around Harvest – I’ve gone seeking Terry Meyer Stone and her brother JAK Meyer.
Terry owns Mayhem Wines and JAK owns Meyer Family Vinyards.
Both in Okanagan Falls.

 
 
JAK, partners and staff are celebrating their fabulous showing at the 2025 Canadian National Wine Awards.
 
Top 3 Wineries in Canada
Top 2 Small Winery in Canada
Top 3 Wineries in BC
 
 
JAK and I  talk about the Meyer Family award winners..

2023 Okanagan Valley Pinot Noir –  Old Main Road
2023 Old Block Pinot Noir –  McLean Creek Vineyard. French Oak – 33 new for 11 months
2022 Micro Cuvee Pinot Noir –  McLean Creek Vineyard Clones 91-115.  50% New French Oak for 11 months
 
2024 Columbia River Plateau Chardonnay 10% Stainless Steel/ 6 months Neutral French oak
2023 Mclean Creek Chardonnay –  Hand harvested. 95 points John Schreiner
2022 Micro Cuvee Chardonnay –   100% French Oak Barrels 40% New
All beautiful, balanced expressions of the best of us.
 
Here’s what I’ll be asking Terry at Mayhem about ..

2024 Pinot Gris – from the Ancient Lakes Vineyard in Columbia valley, notes of peach and pineapple on the nose, crisp green apple, citrus and lime zest ion the palate
 
2024 Anarchy Pinot Gris– from the Ancient Lakes Vineyard, fermented in stainless steel and finished in neutral oak puncheons, Fragrant nose of grapefruit, Meyer lemon and pear, with stone fruits and crisp acidity.
 
2024 Sauvignon Blanc -from Wahluke Slope AVA in WA, fermented in stainless and finished with a percentage in aged barrique.  Aromas of orange blossom, salt and lime and a palate of honeydew melon and honeysuckle.
 
2024 Anarchy Sauvignon Blanc – Wahluke Slope AVA, WA.  Fermented in stainless and transferred to seasoned barriques, and a portion of season puncheon. Aromas of white peach, green guava and citrus with a palate driven by lemon zest, lime crème and tropical fruit

2024 Rose – 100% Merlot -Wahluke Slope AVA, WA.  Nose of strawberry and cream with a touch of rosemary, while the palate is textured with wild strawberries, raspberries and cranberry
 
2023 Cabernet Merlot – harvested from three vineyards:  Kaleden, Oliver and Anarchist Mountain. 100% French oak aged for 10 mos, 79 % Merlot, 21% Cabernet Franc. On the nose plush berry fruits and cherry, with soft and velvety tannins and a palate that finishes with a splash of sage and spice. A wonderful blend. Perfect for cellaring.
 
 
 
 
Meyer Pinot Noir Rose – 2024 – Yummy!! Columbia River. Wa.
Mayhem Merlot Rose  – 2024 Wahluke Slope, Wa.
 
 
 
http://www.mfvwines.com/
 
Http://www.mayhemwines.com 
 
 
STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON
 
Anthony Gismondi/Geofrey Moss
2025 National Wine Awards Review
 
James Lester – Sons of Vancouver
 
John Weber – Orofino
 
This is Wine School
 
Cobble Hill Wines (Cowichan)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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1 month ago
39 minutes 8 seconds

Tasting Room Radio
September 6th, 2025- Ron Kubek. The Outspoken Voice from Lightning Rock.
 
 
 
THE SHOW 
 
A lot to talk about with Ron Kubek. Co-Owner of Lightning Rock in Summerland. 
Ron is very opinionated. Can’t blame him.

 
For far too many years, Canadian bureaucrats have stood in the way of wineries and provincial free trade across Canada. Promises broken, forgotten or never kept.
Ron Kubek is mad as hell and he’s not going to take it anymore.
He has so much to say, we’ve given him the whole show to say it in!!
 
https://lightningrockwinery.com/when-free-trade-isnt-really-free/
 
Big news for Lightning Rock Winery!
The final results of the 2025 Wine Align National Wine Awards of Canada were just announced, and they’re thrilled to share that Lightning Rock has been named one of the Top 25 Wineries in the country.
“This recognition feels especially meaningful because it celebrates more than what’s in the bottle; it honours our entire approach. Farming organically in challenging conditions, making low-intervention wines that reflect our land, and staying true to a style that’s vibrant, expressive, and honest. We may be small, but we are most definitely mighty and very proud today.” 
Ron Kubek
Five Wines. Five Medals.
Five Lightning Rock wines received national medals:

* Platinum – 2022 Canyonview Pinot Noir
* Gold – 2022 Canyonview Blanc de Noirs
* Silver– 2022 Elysia Vineyard Pinot Noir
* Bronze – 2022 Canyonview Chardonnay
* Bronze– 2023 Tony’s Vineyard Riesling (now sold out)


(congratulations Winemaker Sebastien Hotte and Team)
 
 
A Summerland winery is now shipping its wines directly to consumers in Ontario.
“Ontario wineries have been shipping freely into B.C. for years,” said Ron Kubek, owner of Lightning Rock Winery.
“We believe it’s only fair to extend the same courtesy in return.” 
His decision came following a Memorandum of Understanding, signed by Ontario and British Columbia, to work towards direct-to-consumer shipping.
Although he is not yet able to legally ship his wines to customers in Ontario, Kubek said the principle of free interprovincial trade is already in place.
“If Ontarians can enjoy our wines just as British Columbians can enjoy theirs, we’re fostering true interprovincial fairness. We don’t need to wait for bureaucratic paperwork to do the right thing.”
“I ship to the U.S. with no tariffs,” he said. “Canadians can’t even enjoy Canadian wines without being gouged by their governments.”
John Arendt
Penticton Western News
 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lightningrockwinery/
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/lightningrockwinery/
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2 months ago
39 minutes 45 seconds

Tasting Room Radio
August 30th, 2025Winemakers Kathy Malone – Hillside Estate & Rhys Pender Master of Wine – Little Farm (

Winemaker Kathy Malone – Hillside Estate  (Naramata ) and Rhys Pender Master of Wine – Little Farm (Similkameen) 



THE SHOW



These have been troubling times in Okanagan Winemaking.   
Two Winter cold snaps damaged many prized vineyards.  Some of the same vineyards made a slow recovery with an assist from winemakers and vineyard crews. One thing is for certain; everyone is considering making wine with the best of  whatever they can find.



This interview with Kathy is all about her finding grapes to work with.




I’ve tasted both of the wines below and was very impressed with the nose & deep taste but most impressed with the craft involved. 



Blends they hadn’t considered in previous years came to life, this year.
 



 
Kathy covers a lot of territory in this engaging conversation.  Enjoy!!



2024 Dickinson Vineyard Pinot Gris



I was shocked when I went to check out the Dickinson vineyard last September and found there enough fruit to harvest. I also found what looked like the entire starling population of the Okanagan. I immediately offered to replace the 18-year-old bird netting, to protect what could be the only wine made in 2024. The first white to be included in our “Single Vineyard” series, the grapes were given 2 hours skin contact before pressing, then fermented in a 3rd fill Tokay oak barrel. Followed by six months sur lies with frequent stirring. Splendid Release.



2022 Montage



Montage is an exciting new blend for us. 



Think of this as Mosaic’s younger sister, a bit more modern and adventurous. Blended from Merlot from the Thomas, Occhi Dolci and Gjoa’s Vineyards (76%), Cabernet Franc (21%) from the Occhi Dolci and Cinwick Vineyards and a touch of Cabernet Sauvignon from the Howe Vineyard. While the 2022 is a blend of Bordeaux varieties, the intent is to use whatever varieties make the best blend.



Oh.   this is a beauty.  Fresh and engaging. Congratulations to everyone involved and Gold Star to Tightrope for the lively merlot.  Delightful!!




www.hillsidewinery.ca 



Rhys Pender – Master of Wine. Educator. Judge. Co-founder of Little Farm Winery (Similkameen Valley)




 Rhys Pender brings Master of Wine sensibilities to everything he does. Wine+ courses, judging Decanter and Wine Align National Wine Awards, Winemaking at Little Farm Winery and perhaps his greatest achievement,  becoming a new Father.  Congratulations to all!
 



It makes sense in the wine world that if a MOW is making the wines, get your hands on some. However, when the same maker is compelled to push the edge of what wine is, then you may want to keep an eye on exactly what she/he is up to.



Pied de Cuve  (A Foot of Tank) is the name on a series that Little Farm makes.  It’s described as like a sour dough starter for wines.  Little Farm ferment their wines in neutral barrels , with wild yeast, unfined and unfiltered.



The real deal. 



If they’re available, they make a pied de cuve  Chardonnay, Riesling, an orange which seems to disappear upon release and a release called cabernets.



Rhys takes us through Crafted in BC, the new generation of wine drinkers who aren’t showing up and our wine world in general.  Also a  2020 Chardonnay and 2021 Riesling.



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2 months ago
47 minutes 28 seconds

Tasting Room Radio
Join wine commentator Terry David Mulligan for some great fun learning about wine and those that both make and drink it on Tasting Room Radio. "I take the daily conversations between chefs, sommeliers, wine growers/owners/makers, writers, artisans and throw in the occasional celebrity and see how the mix works. Tasting Room Radio is the radio version of an audio blend, a Meritage for the soul."