Celebrity Chef Ted Reader on The Wine Ladies radio show August 27th, 2008,1050 CHUM. Throwback Thursday, May 28,2020

May 27, 2020/0 Comments/in Audio Podcast, Beer, Featured Slider, Wine/by Susanne Seelig-Mense

Celebrity Chef Ted Reader on The Wine Ladies radio show 2008, 1050 CHUM.

Find out who will be appearing on The Wine Ladies Radio Show this Saturday, August 30th, 2008 on 1050 CHUM.

1050 CHUM Call in radio show, with featured guests every week. Saturday mornings, 10:00am -11:00am. The lines are burning up with lost of “Ask The Wine Ladies” questions. Georgia has the answers to be sure!

1050 CHUM every Saturday morning at 10:00a.m., set that dial to connect with The Wine Ladies radio show.

This week we’ll explore what is quickly becoming one of the world’s newest fine wine growing regions, Prince Edward County, Ontario. Joining us Frederic Picard, Winemaker of Huff Estates Winery. With two separate vineyard plantings in Prince Edward County, Frederic will share his passion for this wine growing area, its unique wines and its very bright future.

And don’t forget to log on to the Ted Reader website to enter the Chef Ted Reader contest and have a chance to win a fabulous Wine and Cheeseburger Party, plus barbeque package valued at $1,500!

Grillin’ & Chillin’ with Ted Reader, the Kingpin of BBQ and BEERLICIOUS

Susanne On the air, 1050 CHUM

TED’S BBQ RIG

The smoker and trailer were built by Dead Serious Cookers (www.deadseriouscookers.com) in Texas. It’s a 10 foot long barrel smoker. It runs on hard wood (hickory, maple, oak, and cherry) and charcoal. Traditional smoker with three smoking doors, however another shelf has been added to it.

This rig holds upwards of 500 lbs of meat. It’s traditionally used for low and slow, high volume smoking. It is 100% manual. No fancy gadgets, no electronic smoker units in it. It is pure hardwood manpower. Three (3) Napoleon PT450RBI Grills have been added…..MORE

PIE Magazine photo shoot with The Wine Ladies, Prince Edward County, Wine Country

February 13, 2018/0 Comments/in TV (On Location), Articles, Drink, The Wine Ladies TV Show, Travel, Wine/by Susanne Seelig-Mense

Norman Hardie County Chardonnay Unfiltered 2013, Georgia’s Wine Pick

August 8, 2015/0 Comments/in Georgia's Wine Picks/by Susanne Seelig-Mense

I truly am a Chardonnay kind of gal. No chance of me being a member of the ABC club. Anything BUT Chardonnay especially when I get a taste of this stunning wine. My wine pick was brought to me by a good friend and fellow wine lover.
From the county, Prince Edward County, this 2013 Norman Hardie County Chardonnay Unfiltered was a knockout. What can I say… not inexpensive, but worth the $39.00 dollars.

Georgia’s Wine Pick

The Chardonnay came from 5 different sites, all very close to the winery, with the idea of blending to create a richness, complexity from the various terroir. It reminded me of a great Burgundy but at a bargain price. So alluring on the nose, I love that toasty brioche aroma and then it had a mouth watering beautiful citrus flavor with a hint of mineral… really yummy!

Norman Hardie Unfiltered Chardonnay

Norman Hardie Winery

On this week’s radio show…

South America Sizzles with Sensational Sips and Sights! Exploring Chile, Argentina and Peru!

We have a super lineup of guests this week. Our topic today Sizzling South America. With their red hot wines, incredible gastronomy and the exploring of what one of our favorite Globe and Mail columnist recently called the “hippest sip of the moment”, that is Pisco.

Episode 29

Listen to my wine review at 4:35 minutes into the show.

Is there a new Ontario wine region we don’t know about? Ask The Wine Ladies.

June 3, 2014/0 Comments/in Ask the Wine Ladies/by Susanne Seelig-Mense

Dear Wine Ladies,

My husband and I always try to support our own Ontario wines and discovered recently an Ontario wine that came from an area we had no idea made wine. Most familiar with the Viticultural Areas and Prince Edward County regions we were surprised when a friend brought over a wine from the Oak Ridges Moraine just north of Toronto. Is this a new wine region? Are there others that perhaps just don’t get the attention the well known regions receive?

Sarah, Burlington, Ontario

Ask The Wine Ladies- Please submit your questions to info@thewineladies.com

Dear Cindy,

The landscape for wine grape growing in Ontario is definitely evolving however to date, there are still just the three primary Viticultural Areas or appellations of origin which are the Niagara Peninsula, Lake Erie North Shore and Prince Edward County.

There are several emerging wine regions though of which the Oak Ridges Moraine is one. According to Wine Country Ontario a few of the promising areas include the eastern Erie shore near Long Point. Summer temperatures are slightly warmer than in Niagara. You mentioned just north of Toronto on the Oak Ridges Moraine where in fact several vineyards have already yielded VQA wines.

Close to Georgian Bay there are also vineyards planted as well. Finally near Prince Edward County in the Northumberland Hills you can also find several vineyards.

Some of the reasons for this expansion into new areas is due to the research being conducted in viticulture, the experience growers are gaining in understanding the “terroir” and also the consumer interest in general.

We have had the pleasure to visit, or are familiar with are Willow Springs Winery producing VQA wines, located in Stouffville. Burning Kiln Winery in Norfolk County with award winning winemaker Andrzej Lipinski at the helm. Finally The Georgian Hills Vineyards that include grapes growing on the hills overlooking Georgian Bay. On Canada Day why not explore the beautiful bounty Ontario has to offer in your wine glass, cheers!

The Wine Ladies

Georgia and Susanne

Please submit your questions to Georgia and Susanne to info@thewineladies.com

Meet Shauna White winemaker of Adamo Estate Winery, the 1st winery of Ontario’s next emerging wine region.

A Day in Prince Edward County with The Wine Ladies, PIE Magazine.

December 28, 2013/0 Comments/in Media Appearances, Articles/by Susanne Seelig-Mense

As hosts of their weekly television show, One Sip At A Time, The Wine Ladies, Georgia and Susanne share their passion for wine and delicious food pairings. Here, on the pages that follow The Wine Ladies detail a few of their recent wine discoveries.

A Day in Prince Edward County with The Wine Ladies

A day in the county, a promised land for elegant, seductive wines tinged with limestone and a undeniable minerality, “It’s due to the dirt,”the locals say, Prince Edward County , Ontario’s newest wine region, sits on a limestone plateau made up of billions of sea-creature fossils…..

For the complete story and reviews of some of the stunning wineries in Prince Edward County….

PIE Magazine available online through ITunes and in stores at Chapters and Indigo

The Wine Ladies wish to thank the Prince Edward County wineries that participated in our story, Rose Hall Run Winery, Waupoos Estates Winery, Casa-Dea Winery and Huff Estates Winery as well as a special thank-you to the fashions provided by Main Stream, Beachy Keen Swimwear and Royal Posh from Oakville, Ontario.

The Wine Ladies TV Hitting the high notes! Italian wine, food and song!

October 2, 2013/0 Comments/in Celebrity, Drink, Food, The Wine Ladies TV Show, TV, Wine/by Susanne Seelig-Mense

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