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B.C. vintner looking for love on reality television show

Charley loves hiking, spaghetti, westerns and Johnny Cash, and has built a house on eight acres of land that he wants to fill with family.
Farming For Love
A young Keremeos wine producer dreams of being married within the next five years if he meets the right person, and raising kids in the house he built with plenty of family fun.

A young Keremeos wine producer will be looking for his shot at love on television after being cast on an upcoming CTV reality dating show.

Farming For Love will follow the lives of six farmers from across British Columbia as they meet prospective partners, slated to begin filming this year.

Charley, 25, works at his family's winery in Keremeos, Robin Ridge Winery. He loves hiking, spaghetti, westerns and Johnny Cash, and has built a house on eight acres of land that he wants to fill with family.

"What love means to me is probably being able to rely on that person. I don't know how it is for everybody in the cities but living out in the country, your plus-one has to be your best friend, as well as your companion," Charley says in his introductory video.

He dreams of being married within the next five years if he meets the right person, and raising kids in the house he built with plenty of family fun.

"I can be romantic, plan a movie night, set up a projector in the yard and have your popcorn under the stars. If I met the right person for sure, I would like to be married within the next five years. Why not have some romance in your life to spice things up a little bit?"

Farming For Love is now accepting applications from anyone interested in meeting Charley, or any of the other farmers looking for love around B.C.