Reality Star shocks fans when he shows up to pour his award-winning wine at the world’s largest wine competition.
San Francisco, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/07/2012 -- The star of the ABC hit show The Bachelor surprised his fans and the wine world when he poured to a packed house at the 2012 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition. The winemaker put his womanizing aside and showed his love to over 5,000 wine oh’s who flocked to Fort Mason on Saturday for the largest competition of American wines in the world. "The Bachelor,” is also the co-owner of Envolve Winery (formerly Evolve Winery) which won gold for their 2010 Sonoma Valley Sauvignon Blanc at the competition. Veteran broadcast journalist and wine aficionado Monique Soltani scored the only on camera interview with the reality star. Bachelor Ben opens up to the Founder and Host of Wine Oh TV about his big win, life as a bachelor and he spills the beans on whether or not he’s still single.
"The 2012 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition Public Tasting was a smashing success", reports Bob Fraser, Executive Director. "There were over 5,000 people in the Festival Pavilion at Fort Mason Center, San Francisco enjoying the wonderful warm day and great food/wine.
2012 Sweepstakes Winners:
Gloria Ferrer Caves & Vineyards
2006 Carneros Blanc de Blancs Sparkling Wine $28.00
winejudging.com Dr. Konstantin Frank
2010 Finger Lakes Gewürztraminer Reserve $24.99
winejudging.com Barnard Griffin
2011 Columbia Valley Rose of Sangiovese $12.00
winejudging.com McGrail Vineyards & Winery
2008 Livermore Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve $36.00
winejudging.com Castello di Amorosa
2010 Anderson Valley Late Harvest Gewurztraminer $35.00
winejudging.com Sweepstake Wine Label Winner
Mutt Lynch Winery 2009 Out of Reach…Muttitage
Bachelor Ben's on camera interview with Monique Soltani is available online now at http://www.wineoh.tv. Monique Soltani is the Founder and Host of Wine Oh TV and has a certification from the Court of Master Sommeliers. Monique is an experience broadcast journalist and has worked at various television stations across the country and most recently at KPIX-TV/CBS 5 and KSEE-TV/NBC 24.