February 5th, 2014

February 4, 2014

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The Show

Do you love your Australian wines??
We start with a mini OZ tour. Mark Davidson is a Sommelier who now represents The Wines of Australia.

Mark Davidson. Wine of Australia

He brought with him two of Australia’s cutting edge winemakers.

Brendan Keys BK Wines Oz

Brendan Keys from BK Wines Adelaide Hills who poured his much talked about Skin and Bones.

Matt Fowles from Strathbogie Range who brought his Ladies who shoot their Lunch (meant to pair with Game)

Matt Fowles – Oz

…and his other wine Are you Game?

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James Nevison talks about his book Had a Glass, Top 100 wines under $20.00 And The Wine Diva and I join forces to interview Ed Flaherty, the wine maker of Tarapaca in Chile.

James Nevison

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The Canadian Culinary Championships take place this weekend in Kelowna.
The very best chefs competing over two hard days.
Three of those chefs are from Alberta and BC Duncan Ly Calgary Hotel Arts

Paul Shufelt Edmonton Century Hospitality Group Edmonton
Brian Skinner Vancouver The Acorn Vancouver
Just a reminder…partial proceeds from this Championship go to funding Canada’s Olympic Athletes.
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Sam Roberts has a new album coming next week. My interview with Sam will run on Mulligan Stew as soon as the music gets here.

Sam Roberts

In the mean time Sam is a huge wine fan..and he joins us on Wednesdays TRR.

NEXT WEEK –

on our last show for CKA. Jason Priestley and I visit David Foster in Malibu.
We talk wine and David’s career in music. It’s a really good interview.

February 1st- Street Food City

February 1, 2014 00:52:03

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Here’s the deal for Super Bowl Week and weekend. We start with Street Food City 3..a gathering of some of Vancouver’s Best food Trucks. Second half of the show has four guests: Matt Anderson, Colin Linden and Sharon Jones..Plus The Wine Diva has a long list of wines meant for Super Bowl Weekend Food Pairings. Enjoy!!

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THE SHOW

Lunch time at Art Gallery

Street Food City – one of Dine Out Vancouver Festival’s signature events – returns for its hat trick year, tempting the masses with a rotating array of nearly two dozen food carts and trucks. Our guests include: Roaming Dragon REEL Mac and Cheese

Vij’s Railway Express Mom’s Grilled Cheese Soho Road Mangal Kiss Kaboom Box All the interviews take place around the very busy Vancouver Art Gallery. This was such a blast.

www.dineoutvancouver.com http://www.dineoutvancouver.com/events/street-food-city/ [divider] Segment Two starts with Colin Linden (Blackie and the Rodeo Kings) Sharon Jones (and the Dap Kings) and Matt Anderson, the one man music wonder.

Sharon Jones

Matt Anderson

They all talk about their relationship to wine but also food. Colin is a huge wine fan..knows his stuff. Sharon has just released a new LP “Giver the people what they want” but the music had to wait until Sharon battled Cancer. We talk about how she changed her diet during ther battle. Matt Anderson met me at Memphis Blues on Commercial in Vancouver. The room smelled of smoky ribs etc.. To my surprise Matt is not so much a wine guy but a Scotch fan. I think I heard him say he had 200 bottles?? [divider] And we finish with hockey fan Daenna van Mulligen recommending wines for the NFL Super Bowl weekend.

Wine Diva

We couldn’t get all her suggestions in but the original list is posted .

2. Conundrum Red, California
3. Argento Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza Argentina
4. Nathalie Bonhomme ‘el petit bonhomme’, Jumilla Spain
5. Citrusdal Wines ‘Six Hats’ Cabernet Sauvignon, Western Cape South Africa
6. San Felipe ‘Classic Label’ Malbec~Merlot, Mendoza Argentina
7. Circus Malbec, Mendoza Argentina
8. Rodney Strong ‘Knotty Vines’ Zinfandel, Northern Sonoma, California
9. Longview ‘Devils Elbow’ Cabernet Sauvignon, Adelaide Hills Australia
10. Langmeil ‘Valley Floor’ Shiraz, Barossa Valley Australia
11. Black Sage Vineyard Cabernet Franc, Okanagan Valley BC
12. Kangarilla Road ‘Hellbent’ South Australia
13. Cono Sur Organic Pinot Noir, Colchagua Valley Chile
14. Navarro Lopez Rojo Granrojo Tempranillo, Castilla Spain
15. Wolf Blass Yellow Label Cabernet Sauvignon, South Australia
16. La Poderosa Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon, Rapel Valley Chile
17. Quarisa ’30 Mile’ Shiraz, Australia
18. Wirra Wirra ‘Scrubby Rise Red’ Adelaide South Australia
19. Castillo de Monseran Garnacha, Carinena Spain
20. Bodegas San Alejandro ‘Pablo’ Old Vine Garnacha, Calatayud Spain
21. Township 7 ‘Reserve 7’, OkanaganValley BC
22. Vina Las Perdices Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza Argentina
23. Diabolica Red Wine, Okanagan Valley BC
24. Cryptic Red Blend, California
25. Vinaceous ‘Snake Charmer’ Shiraz, McLaren Vale South Australia
26. Chateau Ste. Michelle Merlot, Columbia Valley Washington
27. Chateau de Jau ‘Le Jaja de Jau’ Syrah, Pays D’Oc France
28. Henry’s Drive ‘Morse Code’ Shiraz, South Australia
29. Mt. Boucherie ‘Family Reserve’ Zinfandel, Okanagan Valley BC
30. Bodegas Ateca ‘Garnacha de Fuego’ Calatayud Spain
31. Monster Vineyards ‘Monster Merlot’, Okanagan Valley BC
32. Peter Lehmann ‘Portrait’ Shiraz, Barossa Valley, Australia
33. Miopasso Primitivo, Puglia Italy
34. Concannon Reserve Syrah, Okanagan Valley BC
35. Vasse Felix Shiraz, Margaret River Australia
36. Falernia Carmenere Reserva, Elqui Valley Chile
37. Rocland Estate ‘Chocolate Box’ GSM, Barossa Valley Australia
38. Brazin Old Vine Zin, Lodi California
39. Save Me San Francisco Wine Co. ‘California 37’ Cabernet Sauvignon, California
40. Conundrum Red, California
41. Township 7 Merlot~Cabernet Sauvignon, Okanagan Valley BC
42. Groom Shiraz, Barossa Valley Australia
43. Flip Flop Cabernet Sauvignon, California
44. Fetzer ‘Sundial’ Chardonnay, California1/28/2014 Wine List | WineReviews & Tasting Notes fromWineDiva
http://www.winediva.ca/slot?uuids=54a027822a7c87f3660d6445d9b25237e473d14f.SLOTd443fa9d4ca0e956485d5304ef35c49a6daeed2d&suuid=REF_ICONCAT… 2/2
45. Penfolds ‘Thomas Hyland’ Shiraz, Adelaide Australia
46. Back Yard Vineyards Meritage, Okanagan Valley BC
47. Sebastiani Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma County California
48. Concannon Conservancy ‘Crimson & Clover’, Livermore Valley California
49. Cono Sur ‘Bicicleta’ Cabernet Sauvignon, Chile
50. 181 Merlot, Lodi California
51. Apothic Red Winemaker’s Blend, California
52. Colby Red, California
53. Curious Beasts Blood Red Wine, California
54. Fetzer ‘Valley Oaks’ Cabernet Sauvignon, California
55. Flip Flop Chardonnay, California
56. Layer Cake Primitivo, Puglia Italy
57. McWilliams ‘Hanwood Estate’ Red Blend, South Eastern Australia
58. Conor Sur ‘Bicicleta’ Merlot, Central Valley Chile
59. Gemtree ‘Tatty Rd.” Shiraz, South Australia
60. Rosemount Estate Diamond Label Shiraz~Cabernet, South Eastern Australia, 2010
61. Wolf Blass Red Label Shiraz~Cabernet, South Eastern Australia, 2011
62. Henry’s Drive ‘Pillar Box’ Reserve Shiraz, Padthaway, 2009
63. Yalumba ‘The Scribbler’ Barossa Valley Australia, 2009
64. Tscharke Barossa Gold GSM, Marananga Barossa Valley, Australia
65. Mollydooker ‘The Boxer’ Shiraz, South Australia, 2010
66. Cupcake Vineyards ‘Red Velvet’ California, 2011
67. Save Me, San Francisco Wine Co. ‘Drops of Jupiter’ California, 2011
68. Cono Sur ‘Bicicleta’ Viognier, Colchagua Valley Chile, 2011
69. Renancer ‘Punto Final’ Malbec, Mendoza Argentina, 2011
70. 14 Hands ‘Hot to Trot’ Red Blend, Columbia Valley Washington, 2010
71. Bleasedale ‘Second Innings’ Malbec, Langhorne Creek Australia, 2010
72. Wolf Blass Yellow Label Cabernet Sauvignon, South Eastern Australia, 2010
73. McWilliams ‘Hanwood Estate’ Cabernet Sauvignon, South Eastern Australia, 2010
74. Finca Los Primos Malbec, San Rafael Argentina, 2011
75. Cavalo Bravo Vinho Regional, Tejo Portugal, 2010
76. Rosemount Estate Diamond Label Shiraz, SE Australia, 2010
77. Vinaceous ‘Raconteur’ Cabernet Sauvignon, Barossa Valley South Australia, 2009
78. Kingston Estate Petit Verdot, South Australia, 2010
79. Rio Juanes Tempranillo~Shiraz, Spain, NV
80. Junta Reserve Syrah~Carmenere, Curico Valley Chile, 2010
81. Galvanized Wine Group ‘Timbuktu Shiraz~Grenache’, South Australia, 2010
82. Kingston Estate Shiraz, Mount Lofty Ranges/Limestone Coast Australia, 2008
83. Kendall~Jackson Vintner’s Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma County, 2010
84. The Grinder Pinotage, Western Cape South Africa, 2011
85. Lindeman’s Bin 50 Shiraz, South Eastern Australia, 2011
86. Pascual Toso Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Barrancas Vineyard, Mendoza
87. Gnarly Head Old Vine Zin, Lodi California, 2010
88. Escorihuela ‘1884’ Reservado Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza Argentina

or http://www.winediva.ca/viewfoodpairwines?suuid=REF_ICONCATEGORY_7484559414fd383eaba55c&puid=40d5ecf6230962502d1fb2eaf7ec9bb616c2b1d3

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STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

Wines for Valentine’s Day

Primer for Vancouver Wine Festival

January 29th- Street Food City

January 28, 2014 00:54:01

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THE SHOW

Lunch time at Art Gallery

Vij’s Railway Express Mom’s Grilled Cheese Soho Road Mangal Kiss Kaboom Box All the interviews take place around the very busy Vancouver Art Gallery. This was such a blast.

Sharon Jones

Matt Anderson

Wine Diva

We couldn’t get all her suggestions in but the original list is posted .

2. Conundrum Red, California
3. Argento Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza Argentina
4. Nathalie Bonhomme ‘el petit bonhomme’, Jumilla Spain
5. Citrusdal Wines ‘Six Hats’ Cabernet Sauvignon, Western Cape South Africa
6. San Felipe ‘Classic Label’ Malbec~Merlot, Mendoza Argentina
7. Circus Malbec, Mendoza Argentina
8. Rodney Strong ‘Knotty Vines’ Zinfandel, Northern Sonoma, California
9. Longview ‘Devils Elbow’ Cabernet Sauvignon, Adelaide Hills Australia
10. Langmeil ‘Valley Floor’ Shiraz, Barossa Valley Australia
11. Black Sage Vineyard Cabernet Franc, Okanagan Valley BC
12. Kangarilla Road ‘Hellbent’ South Australia
13. Cono Sur Organic Pinot Noir, Colchagua Valley Chile
14. Navarro Lopez Rojo Granrojo Tempranillo, Castilla Spain
15. Wolf Blass Yellow Label Cabernet Sauvignon, South Australia
16. La Poderosa Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon, Rapel Valley Chile
17. Quarisa ’30 Mile’ Shiraz, Australia
18. Wirra Wirra ‘Scrubby Rise Red’ Adelaide South Australia
19. Castillo de Monseran Garnacha, Carinena Spain
20. Bodegas San Alejandro ‘Pablo’ Old Vine Garnacha, Calatayud Spain
21. Township 7 ‘Reserve 7’, OkanaganValley BC
22. Vina Las Perdices Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza Argentina
23. Diabolica Red Wine, Okanagan Valley BC
24. Cryptic Red Blend, California
25. Vinaceous ‘Snake Charmer’ Shiraz, McLaren Vale South Australia
26. Chateau Ste. Michelle Merlot, Columbia Valley Washington
27. Chateau de Jau ‘Le Jaja de Jau’ Syrah, Pays D’Oc France
28. Henry’s Drive ‘Morse Code’ Shiraz, South Australia
29. Mt. Boucherie ‘Family Reserve’ Zinfandel, Okanagan Valley BC
30. Bodegas Ateca ‘Garnacha de Fuego’ Calatayud Spain
31. Monster Vineyards ‘Monster Merlot’, Okanagan Valley BC
32. Peter Lehmann ‘Portrait’ Shiraz, Barossa Valley, Australia
33. Miopasso Primitivo, Puglia Italy
34. Concannon Reserve Syrah, Okanagan Valley BC
35. Vasse Felix Shiraz, Margaret River Australia
36. Falernia Carmenere Reserva, Elqui Valley Chile
37. Rocland Estate ‘Chocolate Box’ GSM, Barossa Valley Australia
38. Brazin Old Vine Zin, Lodi California
39. Save Me San Francisco Wine Co. ‘California 37’ Cabernet Sauvignon, California
40. Conundrum Red, California
41. Township 7 Merlot~Cabernet Sauvignon, Okanagan Valley BC
42. Groom Shiraz, Barossa Valley Australia
43. Flip Flop Cabernet Sauvignon, California
44. Fetzer ‘Sundial’ Chardonnay, California1/28/2014 Wine List | WineReviews & Tasting Notes fromWineDiva
http://www.winediva.ca/slot?uuids=54a027822a7c87f3660d6445d9b25237e473d14f.SLOTd443fa9d4ca0e956485d5304ef35c49a6daeed2d&suuid=REF_ICONCAT… 2/2
45. Penfolds ‘Thomas Hyland’ Shiraz, Adelaide Australia
46. Back Yard Vineyards Meritage, Okanagan Valley BC
47. Sebastiani Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma County California
48. Concannon Conservancy ‘Crimson & Clover’, Livermore Valley California
49. Cono Sur ‘Bicicleta’ Cabernet Sauvignon, Chile
50. 181 Merlot, Lodi California
51. Apothic Red Winemaker’s Blend, California
52. Colby Red, California
53. Curious Beasts Blood Red Wine, California
54. Fetzer ‘Valley Oaks’ Cabernet Sauvignon, California
55. Flip Flop Chardonnay, California
56. Layer Cake Primitivo, Puglia Italy
57. McWilliams ‘Hanwood Estate’ Red Blend, South Eastern Australia
58. Conor Sur ‘Bicicleta’ Merlot, Central Valley Chile
59. Gemtree ‘Tatty Rd.” Shiraz, South Australia
60. Rosemount Estate Diamond Label Shiraz~Cabernet, South Eastern Australia, 2010
61. Wolf Blass Red Label Shiraz~Cabernet, South Eastern Australia, 2011
62. Henry’s Drive ‘Pillar Box’ Reserve Shiraz, Padthaway, 2009
63. Yalumba ‘The Scribbler’ Barossa Valley Australia, 2009
64. Tscharke Barossa Gold GSM, Marananga Barossa Valley, Australia
65. Mollydooker ‘The Boxer’ Shiraz, South Australia, 2010
66. Cupcake Vineyards ‘Red Velvet’ California, 2011
67. Save Me, San Francisco Wine Co. ‘Drops of Jupiter’ California, 2011
68. Cono Sur ‘Bicicleta’ Viognier, Colchagua Valley Chile, 2011
69. Renancer ‘Punto Final’ Malbec, Mendoza Argentina, 2011
70. 14 Hands ‘Hot to Trot’ Red Blend, Columbia Valley Washington, 2010
71. Bleasedale ‘Second Innings’ Malbec, Langhorne Creek Australia, 2010
72. Wolf Blass Yellow Label Cabernet Sauvignon, South Eastern Australia, 2010
73. McWilliams ‘Hanwood Estate’ Cabernet Sauvignon, South Eastern Australia, 2010
74. Finca Los Primos Malbec, San Rafael Argentina, 2011
75. Cavalo Bravo Vinho Regional, Tejo Portugal, 2010
76. Rosemount Estate Diamond Label Shiraz, SE Australia, 2010
77. Vinaceous ‘Raconteur’ Cabernet Sauvignon, Barossa Valley South Australia, 2009
78. Kingston Estate Petit Verdot, South Australia, 2010
79. Rio Juanes Tempranillo~Shiraz, Spain, NV
80. Junta Reserve Syrah~Carmenere, Curico Valley Chile, 2010
81. Galvanized Wine Group ‘Timbuktu Shiraz~Grenache’, South Australia, 2010
82. Kingston Estate Shiraz, Mount Lofty Ranges/Limestone Coast Australia, 2008
83. Kendall~Jackson Vintner’s Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma County, 2010
84. The Grinder Pinotage, Western Cape South Africa, 2011
85. Lindeman’s Bin 50 Shiraz, South Eastern Australia, 2011
86. Pascual Toso Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Barrancas Vineyard, Mendoza
87. Gnarly Head Old Vine Zin, Lodi California, 2010
88. Escorihuela ‘1884’ Reservado Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza Argentina

or http://www.winediva.ca/viewfoodpairwines?suuid=REF_ICONCATEGORY_7484559414fd383eaba55c&puid=40d5ecf6230962502d1fb2eaf7ec9bb616c2b1d3

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STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

Wines for Valentine’s Day

Primer for Vancouver Wine Festival

Mulligan Stew Jan 25th

January 25, 2014

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Its Sharon Jones (of Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings)
New music and, after battling Cancer, a new life.
send her a tweet..
@sharonjones and say hi!

Playlist:

Humpty Dumpty World	Ry Cooder	Pull up some Dust
Get Up Get Out	Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings	Give the People what they want
You can’t beat the House	Mark Knopfler	Get Lucky
Massey Hall	Joe Nolan	Tornado
Frankie fell in Love	Bruce Springsteen	High Hopes
Repo Man	Ray Lamontagne	single
Lola (live)	The Kinks	Come Dancing. The best of the Kinks
Breaker Breaker	www.mulliganstew.ca	TD Mulligoon
Hound Dog	Robert Palmer	Drive
Devils Load	Lee Harvey Osmond	The Folk Sinner
Somethin Else	Eddie Cochran	Best of
Good Rocking Tonight	Elvis Presley	Elvis at Sun
Watching the Detectives	Elvis Costello	The Special Spinning Songbook
Son of a Preacher Man	Joss Stone	Live from UK Music Hall of Fame
Dr John	Big Shot	Locked Down
Once in a while	Eddie Vedder	Ukelele Songs
Hour Two	Mulligan Stew	Next Week Blackie and the Rodeo Kings
Host	Mulligan Stew
Retreat	Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings	Give the people what they want
Sharon Jones	interview
Long Time Wrong Time	Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings	Give the People what they want
Sharon Jones	Interview
Baby (you got what it takes)	Michael Buble. Sharon Jones	Crazy Love
Sharon Jones Interview
Stranger in my Happiness	Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings	Give the People what they want
www.mulliganstew.ca	tdmulligan	Quick Break
Celebrated Walking Blues	Taj Mahal	Taj Mahal
Wait (live)	J Geils Band	House Party
Sympathy for the Devil (live)	The Rolling Stones	Live at Hyde Park (2013)
Deeper Well	Emmy Lou Harris	Wrecking Ball
You Da Man	Derek Trucks Band	Maximum Grooves. Coast to Coast
Next Week	Blackie and the Rodeo Kings	New LP. New Tour

Next Week:

Tom Wilson
Colin Linden
Stephen Fearing….
Blackie and The Rodeo Kings present a new tour and a new LP called North
Tour dates include
Friday Feb 7^th Airdrie Bert Church Theatre
Saturday Feb 8^thFestival Place Sherwood Park
Sunday Feb 9 Red Deer The Hide Out

January 25th 2014 – Kim Coates Interview

January 24, 2014 00:43:00

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The Wine Diva has a great new list for all of us who spent waaay too much over the Holidays. The Diva has reviewed all these wines under $17.00.
The Pride of Saskatoon, Kim Coates is a floor wax AND a Shampoo..A Canadian AND an Actor. He currently stars as Tig Trager in the FX series Sons of Anarchy. Tig knows his Tannins.
Then it’s a Soup Special. I’m crazy about well made soup and I’m not the only one.
We welcome soup chefs from Brodo in Penticton, Vancouver Culinary Institute and North Vancouver’s The Soup Meister.

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THE SHOW

The Wine Diva , Daenna van Mulligen tastes a LOT of wines..Over 2,000 bottles this year alone.
Besides reviewing the best ones, she also keeps a list of exactly which wines are cheaper keepers .
This list this week features 41 great wines UNDER $17.00.

Wine Diva Daenna van Mulligen

If you’re looking to budget this month, then this list is for you. And you can thank the Wine Diva for the bargains!!
Details at www.winediva.ca

1. San Felipe ‘Classic Label’ Malbec~Merlot, Mendoza Argentina $12.00
2. Masi Serego Alighieri Possessioni Rosso, Veneto Italy $16.99
3. Veuve du Vernay Blanc de Blancs Brut, France $14.99
4. Alamos Malbec, Mendoza Argentina $14.99
5. Gray Monk Riesling, Okanagan Valley BC $14.99
6. Cellar Hand ‘Free Run White’ Okanagan Valley BC $16.00
7. Quinta do Ameal Branco Seco Vinho Verde, Portugal $16.99
8. Santa Rita Reserva Pinot Noir, Cassablanca Chile $15.99
9. De Martino ‘Nuevo Mundo’ Cabernet Sauvignon~Malbec Reserva, Maipo Valley Chile $15.99
10. Cono Sur Organic Pinot Noir, Colchagua Valley Chile $15.49
11. Navarro Lopez Rojo Granrojo Tempranillo, Castilla Spain $17.00
12. La Posta ‘Cocina’ Tinto, Mendoza Argentina $17.99
13. Kaiken Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva, Mendoza $16.00
14. Loma Larca ‘Lomas del Valle’ Pinot Noir, Casablanca Chile $14.99
15. Pascual Toso Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza Argentina $13.99
16. Quarisa ’30 Mile’ Shiraz, Australia $14.99
17. La Poderosa Reserva Syrah, Chile $15.00
18. Castillo de Monseran Garnacha, Carinena Spain $9.99
19. Castillo de Malunda ‘Punto Y Coma’ Garnacha Vinas Viejas, Calatayud Spain $14.99
20. Bodegas San Alejandro ‘Pablo’ Old Vine Garnacha, Calatayud Spain $13.99
21. Domaine Bousquet Malbec, Tupungato, Mendoza Argentina $15.99,$8.99
22. Louis Latour ‘Ardeche’ Chardonnay, Coteaux de l’Ardeche France $14.99
23. Santa Carolina Sauvignon Blanc Reserva, Leyda Chile $12.99
24. Vina Las Perdices Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza Argentina $16.99
25. Tormaresca ‘Paiara’, Puglia Italy $9.99
26. Purato Nero d’Avola, Sicily Italy $15.99
27. Nathalie Bonhomme ‘el petit bonhomme blanco’, Rueda Spain $14.99
28. Sperling Vineyards ‘The Market White’, Okanagan Valley BC $16.00
29. Dominio del Plata ‘Crios’ Torrontes, Argentina $15.99
30. J.G. Carrion Cristallino “Jaume Serra” Brut Nature Reserva Cava Spain $15.00
31. Bodegas Ateca ‘Garnacha de Fuego’ Calatayud Spain $15.95
32. Spier ‘Signature’ Chenin Blanc, Stellenbosch South Africa $14.99
33. La Vieille Ferme Blanc Cotes du Luberon, Rhone Valley France $13.99
34. Trivento ‘Amado Sur’ White, Mendoza, Argentina $13.95
35. Delas Cotes-Du-Ventoux, Rhone Valley, France $16.99
36. Perseus Pinot Gris, Okanagan Valley N/A
37. Casolari Lambrusco Di Sorbara DOC Frizzante, Emiglia~Romagna Italy $14.99
38. Domaine Gayda Grenache, Pays d’Oc France $14.99
39. Bodegas Escorihuela 1884 Syrah Reservado, Mendoza Argentina, 2012 $16.99
40. Undurraga ‘Sibaris’ Reserva Especial Carmenere, Colchagua Valley, Chile $15.99
41. Louis Bernard Cotes du Rhone Blanc, Rhone Valley France $14.99
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Kim Coates

Kim Coates

Kim Coates is a heck of an actor. He’s currently preparing for Year Seven of Sons of Anarchy, the FX Series that’s wildly popular.
Kim was born in Saskatoon but he quickly moved into acting and spent considerable time at Stratford. Playing Macbeth during one season at the Stratford Theatre.
His next challenge was New York City, where he played Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire. Then it was on to Hollywood.
His is a face you don’t forget because of the roles he plays.

Some of Kim’s appearance include
Pearl Harbor, Blackhawk Down,Assault on Precinct 13, The Island ,Resident Evil, Goon
And on tv…
Miami Vice, CSI, Entourage
Kim Coates is what you call A Working Actor.
However, we’re about to find out what he knows about wine..it’s going to be fun.
https://twitter.com/KimFCoates‎
www.fxnetworks.com/soa
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Soups on!
I have this thing about great soup. Makes me happy and I believe I’m in the Majority.
This is our first soup special and it kicks off with a Kick Off.
Please. Let me explain.

Dine Out Vancouver. Soup Kick Off

Dine Out Vancouver kicked off this week with a 50 chef soup.
50 Chefs each brought one ingredient (of their own choosing and with no advance coordination) to contribute to a communal cauldron. Under the watchful eye of Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts (PICA) Executive Chef Julian Bond, students struggled to keep up as endless ingredients streamed in, spanning the gamut between customary (celery) and downright wacky (raw cacao). Over the next few hours, the team seasoned, simmered and stirred the concoction into some semblance of appealing soup.
Produced by Tourism Vancouver, Dine Out Vancouver Festival is a city-wide celebration of eating out, attracting tens of thousands of local and visiting foodies to Vancouver’s exceptionally diverse collection of restaurants for 17 days.
Now in its 12th year, Canada’s largest restaurant festival allows diners to sample menus from hundreds of restaurants around the city, all for a prix fixe cost (price points are $18, $28 and $38 per person) and many with suggested BC VQA pairings.

Chef Julian Bond

We talk to Lucas Pavan, Team Leader of Dine Out Vancouver and PICA Executive Chef Julian Bond.

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Then it’s off to Brodo in Penticton. The chef/owner is Paul Cecconi who has a track record in competition, as one of the best soup masters in the West.

Chef Paul Cecconi

He was the chef at Local Lounge and Grille in Summerland but decided to open his own room when Amante went sideways.
Paul is one of the best natural chefs I’ve run across. He has a ease in the kitchen that lets you know great food is being created.
He won the Stone Soup Competition in Kelowna and then went into Vancouver to compete in the Chowder Championship. He won that too.
Paul gives up a couple of do’s and don’ts about making the great pot of soup.
Opened in May 2013, BRODO features locally-sourced ingredients in a variety of soups, sandwiches and salads, and the menu changes seasonally to reflect what’s fresh from the harvest. Unique to Penticton, the “flight of soups” has been a hit since opening — three soups to tempt taste buds, paired with a salad or sandwich. BRODO’s service is fresh and fast, true to Chef Paul Cecconi’s motto: simply fresh food.
http://www.tastebrodo.com/
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…and we finish this Soup Love-in at The Soup Meister in the Lonsdale Quay North Vancouver.
Ralf Daun has the slickest kitchen on the North Shore.

Ralf Dauns. The Soup Meister

Teams of assistants greet the daily customers. Each one of them slicing, dicing and sorting the elements for the four daily soups.
Overseeing it all is Chef Ralf Dauns.
The Soup Meister was born in the Reil, Germany, which is a small European village that sits in the heart of the winemaking region of the Mosel. He was raised on a vineyard and guesthouse where he learned the winemaking processes at a very young age. His experiences working in the guesthouse are what sparked his passion for cooking. His family is still very much involved in the business.
He spent many years leading culinary teams in hotels all over the World.
While at the Intercontinental in Nairobi Kenya he cooked for Nelson Mandela, President De Klerk, and His Highness the Aga Khan .
Any chef who creates and serves four amazing soups every day is the perfect guest to finish our Soup Special.
Have a bowl. Make yourself happy.

tdm, your host… researching!

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The Food Trucks of Vancouver.

January 22nd 2014- Kim Coates Interview

January 22, 2014 00:54:01

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There’s something about a great bowl of soup. Consuming it is comforting and fulfilling. Yes Indeed. BUT – making a great pot of soup can be the highlight of an entire day. The gathering, the sorting, the decisions and then the making of a pot of soup brings out the goodness in people. Time slows. Conversations starts. Memories are made.
Soups on!!!
The Wine Diva has a great new list for all of us who spent waaay too much over the Holidays. The Diva has reviewed all these wines under $17.00.
The Pride of Saskatoon, Kim Coates is a floor wax AND a Shampoo..A Canadian AND an Actor. He currently stars as Tig Trager in the FX series Sons of Anarchy. Tig knows his Tannins.
Then it’s a Soup Special. I’m crazy about well made soup and I’m not the only one.
We welcome soup chefs from Brodo in Penticton, Vancouver Culinary Institute and North Vancouver’s The Soup Meister.

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The Wine Diva , Daenna van Mulligen tastes a LOT of wines..Over 2,000 bottles this year alone.
Besides reviewing the best ones, she also keeps a list of exactly which wines are cheaper keepers .
This list this week features 41 great wines UNDER $17.00.
If you’re looking to budget this month, then this list is for you. And you can thank the Wine Diva for the bargains!!
Details at www.winediva.ca
1. San Felipe ‘Classic Label’ Malbec~Merlot, Mendoza Argentina $12.00
2. Masi Serego Alighieri Possessioni Rosso, Veneto Italy $16.99
3. Veuve du Vernay Blanc de Blancs Brut, France $14.99
4. Alamos Malbec, Mendoza Argentina $14.99
5. Gray Monk Riesling, Okanagan Valley BC $14.99
6. Cellar Hand ‘Free Run White’ Okanagan Valley BC $16.00
7. Quinta do Ameal Branco Seco Vinho Verde, Portugal $16.99
8. Santa Rita Reserva Pinot Noir, Cassablanca Chile $15.99
9. De Martino ‘Nuevo Mundo’ Cabernet Sauvignon~Malbec Reserva, Maipo Valley Chile $15.99
10. Cono Sur Organic Pinot Noir, Colchagua Valley Chile $15.49
11. Navarro Lopez Rojo Granrojo Tempranillo, Castilla Spain $17.00
12. La Posta ‘Cocina’ Tinto, Mendoza Argentina $17.99
13. Kaiken Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva, Mendoza $16.00
14. Loma Larca ‘Lomas del Valle’ Pinot Noir, Casablanca Chile $14.99
15. Pascual Toso Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza Argentina $13.99
16. Quarisa ’30 Mile’ Shiraz, Australia $14.99
17. La Poderosa Reserva Syrah, Chile $15.00
18. Castillo de Monseran Garnacha, Carinena Spain $9.99
19. Castillo de Malunda ‘Punto Y Coma’ Garnacha Vinas Viejas, Calatayud Spain $14.99
20. Bodegas San Alejandro ‘Pablo’ Old Vine Garnacha, Calatayud Spain $13.99
21. Domaine Bousquet Malbec, Tupungato, Mendoza Argentina $15.99,$8.99
22. Louis Latour ‘Ardeche’ Chardonnay, Coteaux de l’Ardeche France $14.99
23. Santa Carolina Sauvignon Blanc Reserva, Leyda Chile $12.99
24. Vina Las Perdices Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza Argentina $16.99
25. Tormaresca ‘Paiara’, Puglia Italy $9.99
26. Purato Nero d’Avola, Sicily Italy $15.99
27. Nathalie Bonhomme ‘el petit bonhomme blanco’, Rueda Spain $14.99
28. Sperling Vineyards ‘The Market White’, Okanagan Valley BC $16.00
29. Dominio del Plata ‘Crios’ Torrontes, Argentina $15.99
30. J.G. Carrion Cristallino “Jaume Serra” Brut Nature Reserva Cava Spain $15.00
31. Bodegas Ateca ‘Garnacha de Fuego’ Calatayud Spain $15.95
32. Spier ‘Signature’ Chenin Blanc, Stellenbosch South Africa $14.99
33. La Vieille Ferme Blanc Cotes du Luberon, Rhone Valley France $13.99
34. Trivento ‘Amado Sur’ White, Mendoza, Argentina $13.95
35. Delas Cotes-Du-Ventoux, Rhone Valley, France $16.99
36. Perseus Pinot Gris, Okanagan Valley N/A
37. Casolari Lambrusco Di Sorbara DOC Frizzante, Emiglia~Romagna Italy $14.99
38. Domaine Gayda Grenache, Pays d’Oc France $14.99
39. Bodegas Escorihuela 1884 Syrah Reservado, Mendoza Argentina, 2012 $16.99
40. Undurraga ‘Sibaris’ Reserva Especial Carmenere, Colchagua Valley, Chile $15.99
41. Louis Bernard Cotes du Rhone Blanc, Rhone Valley France $14.99

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Kim Coates

Kim Coates is a heck of an actor.
He’s currently preparing for Year Seven of Sons of Anarchy, the FX Series that’s wildly popular. Kim was born in Saskatoon but he quickly moved into acting and spent considerable time at Stratford. Playing Macbeth during one season at the Stratford Theatre. His next challenge was New York City, where he played Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire. Then it was on to Hollywood.

His is a face you don’t forget because of the roles he plays. Some of Kim’s appearance include

Pearl Harbor
Blackhawk Down
Assault on Precinct 13
The Island
Resident Evil
Goon

And on tv

Miami Vice
CSI
Entourage

Kim Coates is what you call A Working Actor. However, we’re about to find out what he knows about wine..it’s going to be fun.
Send him a note on twitter… @KimFCoates‎
www.fxnetworks.com/soa

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I have this thing about great soup. Makes me happy and I believe I’m in the Majority. This is our first soup special and it kicks off with a Kick Off.
Please. Let me explain. Dine Out Vancouver kicked off this week with a 50 chef soup.
50 Chefs each brought one ingredient (of their own choosing and with no advance coordination) to contribute to a communal cauldron. Under the watchful eye of Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts (PICA) Executive Chef Julian Bond, students struggled to keep up as endless ingredients streamed in, spanning the gamut between customary (celery) and downright wacky (raw cacao). Over the next few hours, the team seasoned, simmered and stirred the concoction into some semblance of appealing soup.
Produced by Tourism Vancouver, Dine Out Vancouver Festival is a city-wide celebration of eating out, attracting tens of thousands of local and visiting foodies to Vancouver’s exceptionally diverse collection of restaurants for 17 days. Now in its 12th year, Canada’s largest restaurant festival allows diners to sample menus from hundreds of restaurants around the city, all for a prix fixe cost (price points are $18, $28 and $38 per person) and many with suggested BC VQA pairings.

We talk to Lucas Pavan, Team Leader of Dine Out Vancouver and PICA Executive Chef Julian Bond.
Then it’s off to Brodo in Penticton. The chef/owner is Paul Cecconi who has a track record in competition, as one of the best soup masters in the West. He was the chef at Local Lounge and Grille in Summerland but decided to open his own room when Amante went sideways. Paul is one of the best natural chefs I’ve run across. He has a ease in the kitchen that lets you know great food is being created. He won the Stone Soup Competition in Kelowna and then went into Vancouver to compete in the Chowder Championship. He won that too. Paul gives up a couple of do’s and don’ts about making the great pot of soup.
Opened in May 2013, BRODO features locally-sourced ingredients in a variety of soups, sandwiches and salads, and the menu changes seasonally to reflect what’s fresh from the harvest. Unique to Penticton, the “flight of soups” has been a hit since opening — three soups to tempt taste buds, paired with a salad or sandwich. BRODO’s service is fresh and fast, true to Chef Paul Cecconi’s motto: simply fresh food.
http://www.tastebrodo.com/

…and we finish this Soup Love-in at The Soup Meister in the Lonsdale Quay North Vancouver. Ralf Daun has the slickest kitchen on the North Shore. Teams of assistants greet the daily customers. Each one of them slicing, dicing and sorting the elements for the four daily soups.
Overseeing it all is Chef Ralf Dauns.
The Soup Meister was born in the Reil, Germany, which is a small European village that sits in the heart of the winemaking region of the Mosel. He was raised on a vineyard and guesthouse where he learned the winemaking processes at a very young age. His experiences working in the guesthouse are what sparked his passion for cooking. His family is still very much involved in the business.
He spent many years leading culinary teams in hotels all over the World. While at the Intercontinental in Nairobi Kenya he cooked for Nelson Mandela, President De Klerk, and His Highness the Aga Khan . Any chef who creates and serves four amazing soups every day is the perfect guest to finish our Soup Special.

Have a bowl. Make yourself happy.
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Mulligan Stew Jan 18th

January 18, 2014

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Catherine MacLellan talks about covering her Dad Gene’s iconic SnowBird.
Life in PEI and touring Alberta
Here are the tour dates..

1/17/2014	Rose City Roots Society	Camrose, AB
1/18/2014	Festival Place	Sherwood Park, AB
1/19/2014	Ironwood Stage & Grill	Calgary, AB
1/22/2014	The Ridge Taphouse	Slave Lake, AB
1/23/2014	Grand Prairie House Concert	Grand Prairie, AB
1/24/2014	Jasper Legion	Jasper, BC
1/25/2014	Dunster School House	Dunster, BC
1/26/2014	PG Playhouse	Prince George, BC

Biography
Silhouette is the highly anticipated new album from Catherine MacLellan. The record captures her best qualities effortlessly—stitching together elegantly woven songs with her memorable blend of heartfelt and powerfully introspective lyrics and catchy melodies.
Recorded largely at a secluded cabin in rural Prince Edward Island, MacLellan brought together a band of longtime friends and musical collaborators with producer David Baxter to craft the 14-track album that Canada’s Exclaim! Magazine has touted as being “a near-hour-long album devoid of filler…a testimony to MacLellan’s ascent to greatness.” Indeed, the subtle yet steadfast strength of the album is undoubtedly the understated power of MacLellan’s songwriting and performance on the largely acoustic-driven songs.
Her sweet tones weft gracefully throughout pensive and internalized lyrics that ponder, in the most elegant terms, the most relatable of internal dilemmas—balancing work and family, love blooming and fading away, and evaluating one’s own personal strength. Throughout the 14 tracks on Silhouette, it’s felt that you’re listening to the voice of an every-woman with a gift for expressing with poise the most personal of internal conflicts.
A particularly sweet note on Silhoutette hits on the penultimate track “Snowbird”, a stripped down cover version the most lauded song ever written by her father Gene MacLellan, featuring Canadian icon Jim Cuddy (of Blue Rodeo). It’s a meaningful acoustic tribute to the elder MacLellan’s songwriting legacy, and fan favourite re-imagined by Catherine in a whole new light.
MacLellan’s star has long been rising in North America. Voted Critics Favourite New Discovery by Penguin EggsMagazine in 2008, her last record Water In The Groundreached out to expand her already loyal fan base as she toured in support of legendary artists including Bruce Cockburn in the United States and Steve Forbert in the UK, while also holding her own by showcasing in Boston, Berlin, Cannes, Memphis, New York, London, and Paris.
Her previous albums have collectively hit #1 on the iTunes Canada Roots charts, and been acclaimed by tastemakers atMaverick Magazine, fRoots, The Austin Chronicle, and Boston Globe.
Like the person in the room who demonstrates his or her commanding presence without announcing their arrival, Catherine MacLellan’s fine songwriting talent and accomplished performance draws her listeners in with little effort, and without need of any persuasion. Silhouette is a reminder that Catherine’s musicianship is unparalleled among performers of her generation.
Highlights
Winner at the 2010 East Coast Music Awards:

Female Solo Recording of the Year
Folk Recording of the Year

Four time winner at the Music PEI Awards!

Songwriter of the Year: Catherine MacLellan – “Take a Break”
Female Vocalist of the Year: Catherine MacLellan
Album of the Year: Catherine MacLellan – Water in the Ground
Folk Recording of the Year: Catherine MacLellan – Water in the Ground

Winner for Solo Artist of the Year at 2009 Canadian Folk Music Awards
#1 Roots Artist on iTunes Canada
PEI winner for CBC Radio 2 – Canadian Song Quest
Penguin Eggs – New Artist Discovery of the Year

Playlist:

Long Time Wrong Time	Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings	Give the people what they want
Crossroads	Ry Cooder	Crossroads Soundtrack
Respect Yourself	The Staple Singers	Top of the Stax
Rise Up	The Parachute Club	Rise Up
Axis: Bold as Love	John Mayer	Continuum
Brass in Pocket	The Pretenders	Live
Break	TDM
Heaven’s Wall	Bruce Springsteen	High Hopes
High Hopes	Bruce Springsteen	High Hopes
Dream in Blue	Los Lobos	Kiko
Hard Times	Barbados	Barbados
Love Hurts	Jann Arden	Uncover me 2
Get Up and Get Out	Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings	Give the people what they want
Tornado	Joe Nolan	Tornado
Break	Mulligan Stew	www.mulliganstew.ca
Flesh and Blood	Living in the City	John Butler Trio
Instead	Madeleine Peyroux	Bare Bones
Good Intentions	Lyle Lovett and his large band	Lyle Lovett and his Large Band
If its all right with you	Catherine MacLennan	Snowbird: The songs of Gene MacLellan
Interview	with Catherine MacLennan
Snowbird	Catherine MacLennan	Snowbird: The songs of Gene MacLellan
Interview	Catherine MacLennan
Won’t talk about Love	Catherine MacLennan	Snowbird: The songs of Gene MacLellan
Papa’s got a brand new bag 1-2-3	James Brown & the Famous Flames	Startime
Knock Yourself Out	Tower of Power	40th Anniversary
Sam and Dave	Hold on I’m Coming	Top of the Stax
Come on in my kitchen	The Allman Brothers	Shades of Two Worlds
Dream a little Dream	Michael Buble	Special Delivery EP

January 18th 2014 – Ethan Hawke Interview

January 16, 2014 00:52:01

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Ethan Hawke..who’s being honoured this week by the Broadcast Film Critics Assn and is appearing on Broadway in MacBeth joins TDM.
The Wine Diva looks back at her very busy 2013.
And we visit two wineries, worlds apart. Stefano Chiarlo at the PALAS Cerequio La Morra in Barolo and Allison Moyes/Tim Martiniuk at Stoneboat in the South Okanagan.

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Always wonderful to kick off a show with another Wine Diva List. This week is slightly different as Daenna runs down the highlights of a very busy 2013.

Trips through Argentina and France..wine festivals, one-of-a-kind dinners and over a 1000 bottles tasted.
Its a great read www.winediva.ca. Look under Articles.
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Stefano Chiarlo

Stefano Chiarlo @ Cerequio

Speaking of 2013, following our trip to Barolo there was one more village and winery and winemaker we wanted to find.
The Winemaker was Stefano Chiarlo.
The Winery was the PALAS Cerequio
The small medieval town in Barolo was La Morra.
We arrived in a morning Fog, inside and outside the car.
In the vineyards below La Morra we found a sensational winery called Cerequio (Chair-eek-weeO)

THERE IS A PLACE WHERE EVERYTHING HAS BEEN CONCEIVED SO AS TO BE EXPERIENCED AND SAVOURED CALMLY IN THE HEART OF A GREAT BAROLO VINEYARD BETWEEN PAST AND FUTURE.

The Winery and Hotel are an unbelievable mix of old (walls, arches, hallways, great halls, cellars) and new (glass, steel, lighting, fabrics, finesse)

What a find.
Stefano’s family have been making wines here for many many years.
They own vineyards that other labels can only dream of.
Have a listen as Stefano takes us on a journey of time and wine.
http://www.palascerequio.com

: Cerequio Barolo

: Palas Cereqio

: La Morra

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Ethan Hawke

This week Matthew McConaughey will present Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke with the Critics’ Choice LOUIS XIII Genius Award.
The Award recognizes “an unprecedented demonstration of excellence in the cinematic arts.” The trio of collaborators are being recognized for creating one of cinema’s most compelling and unique romantic sagas. The genius of their approach to this extended love story lies in its unvarnished honesty. Nearly 20 years ago in the film “Before Sunrise,” a romance ignited between two soul mates on a train to Vienna and defined a generation. In the decades that followed, that generation grew up and the complicated characters played by Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke have matured right along with them. In 2004’s “Before Sunset” and last year’s “Before Midnight,” the conversation between the French Céline and American Jesse continued to unfold in real time – a sort of special cinematic effect which has long fascinated Richard Linklater.

Ethan with Judy Delpy

Ethan is currently appearing in MacBeth on Broadway and took time to take my phone call. I once played his Father in a film so at least he knew who was calling.
Director, producer, writer and actor..we welcome Ethan Hawke

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Stoneboat

Alsion Moyes. Stoneboat

Every week I’m asked “what winery in BC is well under the radar and most people have missed and is worth my time??
Same answer every time – StoneBoat.
They’re halfway between Oliver and Osoyoos in the South Okanagan on Road 9. Small and quiet.
For the second year in a row they’re won a Lt. Governor’s award.
Over 400 wines are entered…Only 11 are awarded each year. Last year it was their Chorus blend.

This year it’s their Pinot Noir.
We talk to new winemaker Alison Moyes and principal family member Tim Martiniuk.
www.stoneboatvineyards.com

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January 15th 2014 – Ethan Hawke Interview

January 15, 2014 00:54:02

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Stefano Chiarlo @ Cerequio

THERE IS A PLACE WHERE EVERYTHING HAS BEEN CONCEIVED SO AS TO BE EXPERIENCED AND SAVOURED CALMLY IN THE HEART OF A GREAT BAROLO VINEYARD BETWEEN PAST AND FUTURE.

The Winery and Hotel are an unbelievable mix of old (walls, arches, hallways, great halls, cellars) and new (glass, steel, lighting, fabrics, finesse)

: Cerequio Barolo

: Palas Cereqio

: La Morra

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Ethan Hawke

Ethan with Judy Delpy

Alsion Moyes. Stoneboat

This year it’s their Pinot Noir.
We talk to new winemaker Alison Moyes and principal family member Tim Martiniuk.
www.stoneboatvineyards.com

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Good Rockin Wine of the Week Jan31st

January 11, 2014 0:12:57

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