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Even though iconic Canadian broadcaster Terry David Mulligan currently hosts a weekly 2-hour music show and a weekly food and wine series he’s been interviewing music stars for over 50 years on radio and TV.

50 years of rock and roll. 15 years of film interviews and 9 years of food and wine stories.

May 10, 2025

We're featuring Wine Educator and Event Creator Kurtis Kolt . 
Top Drop 2025,  his sensational small wine fest runs next week in Vancouver and Calgary.
 
 
 
Wine Educator, judge and Event Co-Ordinator Kurtis Kolt.
His thoughts on 2025 Washington Grown/Crafted in BC Wines
His impressive  Top Drop Events this coming week  in Vancouver and Calgary.
 
Kurtis Kolt is a Vancouver-based wine & hospitality consultant who writes about wine, presents seminars, hosts events, judges' competitions, works with restaurants on their wine programs, and so on.
Kurtis has been  running restaurants around Vancouver, eventually receiving the 'Sommelier of the Year' award at the 2010 Vancouver International Wine Festival.
KK is also the co-founder of Top Drop, a series of terroir-focused trade and consumer festival-style events, dubbed 
"the nerdiest, most awesome wine festival in Canada." 
 
 
TOP DROP In Vancouver May 13 and Calgary May 15.
Kurtis books very select wineries (and their winemakers) 
Check out the participants - https://vancouver.topdrop.ca/en/exhibitors
 
Dubbed “The One Wine Tasting of the Year You Shouldn’t Miss,” by Western Living magazine, Top Drop Vancouver and Top Drop Calgary‘s Main Events return with continued focus on sustainably-farmed, handcrafted wines offering a distinct sense of place, without heavy-handed winemaking trickery to get in the way.
 
 
His latest project is Free Spirit!, a celebration of the world of non-alc wine, beer, and spirits!
 
Kurtis joins us on Tasting Room Radio to also talk about the Grown in Washington - Crafted in BC 2025 Wines,  now being seen on BC shelves.
 
www.topdrop.ca
www.winebc.com
www.kurtiskolt.com
@Kurtis Kolt