The Canadian Tenors at Jackson Triggs ! The Wine Ladies TV! 2:30pm Wed Aug 4th on thatchannel.com Win! One of four(4) pairs of tickets to Savour The Sights at the beautiful Jackson-Triggs winery! It’s easy to win. Simply, watch the show and answer the following question. What are the individual names of The Canadian Tenors? Enter here at “ Savour The Sights at Jackson-Triggs contest”. Enter here at info@thewineladies.com or visit The Wine Ladies Face Book page . Winners will be drawn at random and announced on The Wine Ladies FACE BOOK Fan Page Sunday August 8th, 2010 at noon. Good luck everyone. Watch The Wine Ladies TV out on location at Jackson-Triggs Niagara Peninsula for a fabulous day at the winery including exclusive interviews and concert with The Canadian Tenors. The powerful voices of The Canadian Tenors, recently on Oprah, Dr. Phil and at the G20, join us this week on location at Jackson–Triggs Winery where they performed at JT’s Twilight in the Vineyard Series. An incredible day was spent at the stunning Jackson-Triggs winery in the Niagara Peninsula. From a walk in the vineyard with Frank Hellwig, Director of Viticulture to a chat and wine tasting with the charming winemaker Marco Piccoli , an extraordinary winemakers dinner in the barrel room and a personal one on one interview with The Canadian Tenors and then a magical concert by The Canadian Tenors in the breath taking amphitheatre. All of the excitement of this incredible day captured for you to enjoy. Be sure to join us! Twilight In The Vineyard Series If you would like to experience this incredible open air amphitheatre venue at the Jackson –Triggs there are still a few tickets available for a few of the remaining concerts of the season;Michael Kaeshammer & Jill Barber August 21st, Sarah Harmer September 4th as well as Rootstock featuring: Steven Page, Joel Plaskett, Sarah Slean and Hawksley Workman August 27th “Savour The Sights at Jackson-Triggs” Contest Details Win! One of four(4) pairs of tickets to Savour The Sights at the beautiful Jackson-Triggs winery! It’s easy to win. Simply, watch the show and answer the following question. What are the individual names of The Canadian Tenors? Enter here at “ Savour The Sights at Jackson-Triggs contest”. Enter here at info@thewineladies.com or visit The Wine Ladies Face Book page . Winners will be drawn at random and announced on The Wine Ladies FACE BOOK Fan Page Sunday August 8th, 2010 at noon. Good luck everyone. The Prize: Enjoy an epicurean experience including five courses of fine wine and food served in picturesque locations throughout the winery. (Price is subject to taxes and gratuity) The first course, a selection of assorted hors d’oeuvres and sparkling wine, will be served in our Great Hall. This will be followed by a second course in the Atrium of our fermentation room. Next, enter our contemporary Tasting Gallery with its view of the vineyard and enjoy the third course. The fourth course will be served at candlelit tables amidst oak barrels in our vaulted ceiling Barrel Cellar. Finally, a sweet ending to your dining experience as you enjoy the fifth course in our Estate Lounge, overlooking our picturesque vineyard and open air amphitheatre. Many thanks to Gina and Deborah for the fabulous fashions provided by and Silkeborg www.silkeborg.ca ,with two location in Oakville and Niagara-On-The-Lake as well as the stunning jewellery provided by SNÖ OF SWEDEN http://www.snoofsweden.com/ so we looked red carpet ready to meet The Canadian Tenors. As well as to T-Zone Oakville http://tzonestudio.ca for keeping us in tip top shape to meet the stars. If you missed last week’s TV show not a problem, watch The Wine Ladies TV podcasts and archived shows on www.thewineladies.com and www.thatchannel.com/TheWineLadies from anywhere and anytime. Also, don’t forget to set that radio dial to The Jewel Radio Network at 88.5 FM in Toronto, 98.5 in Ottawa and 107.7 in Hawkesbury on line at www.jewelradio.com every Sunday morning at 8:30a.m. to connect with The Wine Ladies radio show.

Roll out the “green carpet” for the 3rd annual http://www.gretzky.com/golf/ that took place July 8-11th, 2010. Gretzky fans had the opportunity to watch 160 professionals play with celebrities and amateurs in a pro-am style tournament.– with proceeds from the tournament to benefit the Wayne Gretzky Foundation http://www.gretzky.com/foundation/ . The Wine Ladies caught some star dust as A list celebrities from the world of sports, entertainment and business were there to support Wayne and his foundation all for the kids. The “Great One” becomes the “Grape One” with No 99 Wayne Gretzky Estate! Wine is not a beverage you would associate with hockey, but now that Wayne Gretzky is coaching behind the bench, rather than scoring on the ice, he can allow himself that indulgence. “Janet and I have, for many years, wanted to fulfill a dream of launching a winery that makes world-class wines,” he says. And he has with his No 99 Wayne Gretzky Estate award winning wines. No 99 Wayne Gretzky Estate wines http://www.gretzky.com/wine/ flowed at the “Star Power” party sparkling with sports legends including Brett Hull, Sir Charles Barkley and Damon Allen, “the Dragons” Jim Treliving and Robert Herjavec and Jerry Ferrera (Turtle from HBO’s Entourage) just to name of few. We were there to catch some of the star dust with The Wine Ladies out on location at the Ford Wayne Gretzky Classic. Wayne Gretzky Foundation Creed; Put Every Kid in the Game http://www.gretzky.com/foundation/ Perhaps the most famous coaching advice in all of hockey came from Walter Gretzky. He told his son not to focus on where the puck is, but where the puck is going. That’s good advice for life too. The puck is going to our kids. Our future. Hockey is our game. It promotes fitness and personal development. That’s why the Wayne Gretzky Foundation is focused on putting hockey and well being within every kid’s reach. It’s not just about equipping kids for hockey. It’s about equipping kids for life. You’re guaranteed to miss one hundred percent of the shots you don’t take. Every kid deserves a shot. Let’s put every kid in the game.