LeAnn Rimes is our special guest. Two wine making families in two different countries combine to make a single Napa Cab called Plume! Tony Stewart of Quails Gate in BC’s Okanagan Valley and Dan Zepponi from an original Napa Family created Plume for all of us who want a 30 dollar wine that tastes like a 50 dollar wine. Our guests include, Dan Zepponi with Valley of the Moon/Lake Sonoma Wines/Plume, and Tony Stewart at Quails Gate Winery. Chef Roger …

Hands up! Who likes the Gipsy Kings? Who in the World doesn’t? Our very special guests are The Gipsy Kings in performance and conversation at Mission Hill Estate Winery. One of the first stories we ever did was on Anthony von Mandl and Mission Hill Family Estates Estates located in West Kelowna British Columbia in the Okanagan Valley. Since our visit over 5 years ago Mission Hill has become one of Canada’s leading wineries. Our guests include, Anthony Von Mandl, …

  Actor/Director Jason Priestley and Actor/Producer/Host Terry David Mulligan   Along with their producing partner Chad Oakes, the H&V team has worked its way through Napa, Sonoma, BC’s Okanagan Valley, Walla Walla Washington, Tuscany, Spain, Niagara, Mexico’s Guadalupe Valley, Ontario’s Prince Edward County and Nova Scotian wine country around Wolfville   Year Three starts with a big bang. Michael Buble headlines an intimate outdoor concert at Beringer Vineyards in Napa we also talk to winemaker Laurie Hook and visit downtown …

http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/columnists/story.html?id=e63c59b6-e26b-40ee-ae15-b758c5b435d8&k=45935   Wine ‘for the people’ stars in reality TV show Terry David Mulligan, best known these days as West Coast correspondent and on-air voice for Star! the Entertainment Information Station and as host of Citytv’s MovieTelevision, and former Vancouverite Jason Priestley, whose Hollywood acting career exploded with his role as Brandon Walsh in the 1990 hit series, Beverly Hills 90210, have been pals for 19 years. BY THE VANCOUVER SUN APRIL 29, 2006 Terry David Mulligan, best known these days …