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Sullivan’s Steak House: Low Lights, Dark Paneling & New “Bar None” Menu The night was made for red wine: the lights were low and the paneling that surroundedd the room was dark. Our server presented […]
Eye Popping Wines & Stats for a Messina Hof Winery Twitter Tasting Yesterday at noon central time, Messina Hof Winery in Bryan Texas kicked off an International Twitter Tasting featuring wine tasters in Texas and […]
A True California Wine Country (High Country) Experience: Cannabis Cuvées Source: The Daily Beast…Apr 14, 2012 Wines fermented with weed were a novelty in the early 1980s, but now quite a few California winemakers are […]
On the Texas Wine Trail with Seri (I Want a Texas Roussanne…No Don’t Want Texas Rue in Sun City) Well, I’m in Lubbock this weekend signing my book (The Wineslinger Chronicles) at the Lubbock Arts Festival […]
Round 3: Judges Orders Gruet to Pay $4 Million for Botched CapRock Winery Sale For those of you that don’t know what this is all about, it all started in mid-2010 with an aborted bankruptcy […]
Newsom Vineyards Texas Grape Day 2012 Texas Growers, Wineries, Wine Aficionados, Consumers…. Newsom Grape Day is scheduled for the 27th of April and will be held at Neal’s barn. For those of you that don’t […]
Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – March 18, 2012 | Top Stories this Week Asador at Dallas Renaissance Hotel: Better Than Ever. Why Don’t Locals Eat There? Posted on March 13th, 2012 12:35pm […]
Lessons Learned for Local Wine Movements from Colorado and Texas: DrinkLocalWine.com Time While working on my recently released book, The Wineslinger Chronicles, I had a discussion with Bran Johnson. He was a geology professor at […]
Want to Know Everything about Viognier from Virginia, Texas, California and France? Viognier Symposium March 19, 2012 Brennan Vineyards Comanche TX Speakers include: — James Tidwell, Master Sommelier (Four Seasons Las Colinas) — John Delmare, […]
Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – March 10, 2012 Winegrowing Regions of Texas Texas has eight officially recognized winegrowing regions; these are known as American Viticultural Areas (AVA). The most important features that […]