/C O R R E C T I O N -- Doc City Productions/

/C O R R E C T I O N -- Doc City Productions/

In the news release, Foodies Have 'Top Chef', Fashionistas Have 'Project Runway'; Starting October 2nd, Wine Lovers Will Have a Reality TV Show They Can Call Their Own, issued 30-Sep-2009 by Doc City Productions over PR Newswire, we are advised by the company that the media contact information for Kevin Whelan was incorrect. The correct information should read "Kevin Whelan, 1-703-626-0179, kwhelan@doccitytv.com". The complete, corrected release follows:

Foodies Have 'Top Chef', Fashionistas Have 'Project Runway'; Starting October 2nd, Wine Lovers Will Have a Reality TV Show They Can Call Their Own

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- "Top Chef" is about the chef, "Project Runway" is about the designer, now there's a reality TV series all about the wine maker. THE WINEMAKERS leaves behind the predictable world of reality TV for the unscripted territory of real life winemakers as twelve men and women compete for a chance to create and launch their own wine label nationwide. A team of well-known food and wine personalities make up the panel of judges: Leslie Sbrocco, well known wine writer, author and host of public television's "Check Please"; Mark Oldman author of the bestselling Oldman's Guide to Outsmarting Wine, and guest judges including Food & Wine magazine writer Lettie Teague and Doug Frost who holds the distinction of being only one of three people worldwide to hold both a Master of Wine and Master Sommelier title. The series will air on PBS stations nationwide starting October 2nd and will be available on DVD in time for the holiday shopping season.

SEASON II BEGINS PRINCIPAL SHOOTING IN FRANCE'S RHONE VALLEY. UNIQUE
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES STILL AVAILABLE

Season I of THE WINEMAKERS was shot in the Paso Robles wine country along California's central coast. Season II of THE WINEMAKERS began shooting in France's Rhone Valley on September 16th, 2009 and will air in fall 2010. Sponsors for season II are offered value-added media packages that include on-air spots before and after every episode and off-air promotions that increase their visibility among PBS's upscale audiences. Sponsorship levels range from $500K for a 30-second national spot to $75K for a five-second national spot. The spots air before and after each of the eight episodes for a total of 16 times during the original broadcast. Sponsor spots remain with the program as the series re-airs an average of five times. Other sponsor benefits include live consumer outreach promotions, cast appearances, screenings and sweepstakes.

For additional information about the series and to view clips from season I visit www.thewinemakers.tv . Clips can also be viewed on YouTube at www.youtube.com/winemakerstv .

Downloadable Electronic Press Kit: www.thewinemakers.tv/media

Source: Doc City Productions

CONTACT: For Sponsorship Opportunities, Kevin Whelan, +1-703-626-0179,
kwhelan@doccitytv.com; For Media Inquiries: Julie Nadezna, +1-202-427-6769,
jnadezna@doccitytv.com, both of Doc City Productions

Web Site: http://www.thewinemakers.tv/

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