Province files wealth order
Law has 'many unknowns'
GasLink protester not guilty
Buffy should take DNA test?
Toxic workplace at CSIS
1,900 hockey complaints
Died just yards from shore
Trump gag order reinstated
2 more hostages freed
Netflix urges CRTC
Ronaldo faces $1B lawsuit
Shrinkage, but not recession
Warriors run streak to three
Rockets hit road on up note
Blazers earn comeback win
Hall 'ambushed' by Oates
'Scammed' system for fame
Pogues singer dead at 65
A local entrepreneurial couple has changed their tune from undies to grapes.
Trent and Ria Kitsch developed Saxx Underwear in Vancouver in 2006, successfully selling it a few years later.
In 2010, the pair moved back to Kelowna, buying acreage in East Kelowna on Neid Road. They have converted the land to grow Riesling grapes and have just recently produced their first vintage of wine.
“We are so fortunate to share the sweeping views and beautiful space that this property offers,” said Ria Kitsch in a release. “It’s an amazing estate when you first pull in but then you come around back to the top of the East Kelowna bench and get to sip on some wine in the garage where we ferment and bottle the wine.”
Kitsch Wines currently offers three white wines, and plans to expand to a Pinot Noir and Rose next spring.
The winery’s inaugural Pinot Gris recently took home silver at the Spring Okanagan Wine Festival Awards, a rare honour for a new winery.
