Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – Wine Tweets Edition October 6, 2009 The following items were obtained monitoring the Twitter Feed (www.Twitter.com) for Tweets tagged with “Texas Wine” or “TXwine”….Suggestion: Try TweetDeck to […]
It’s October. It’s Texas Wine Month. Join in the Fun! TEXAS HILL COUNTRY WINERIES TEXAS WINE MONTH TRAIL October 1-31, 2009 The heat is declining, school is in and October is almost here. That means […]
Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – September 25, 2009 Make a Go TEXAN date to dine out! Sept. 28 – Oct. 2, 2009 Enjoy Texas cuisine while helping neighbors in need. Come celebrate […]
Austin County Fair: First Ever Non-Commercial Winemakers Show There’s a new event at this year’s Austin County Fair….A Winemakers Contest. Homemade wines are a South Central Texas tradition that have stretched back from generation to […]
Great Grape Stomp Off in New Braunfels, Texas (and Win Free Tickets) Hosted by the Texas Hill Country Wineries and Vintage Oaks at the Vineyard, this annual event allows couples to test their foot stomping […]
Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – August 24, 2009 Great Grape Stomp Off in New Braunfels, Texas (and Win Free Tickets) Hosted by the Texas Hill Country Wineries and Vintage Oaks at the […]
GO TEXAN DrinkLocalWine.com Texas Twitter Taste-Off Winners The byline for the blog today is “Syrah between my keys”…. The first GO TEXAN (www.GoTexanwine.org) Twitter Taste-Off organized and moderated for (www.DrinkLocalWine.com) by VintageTexas was held Saturday […]
Let the Tasting Begin at the Drink Local Wine Conference and Twitter Taste Off (#DLW09) Well, this first of its kind event made the Wall Street Journal. Today was the kick-off of the Drink Local Wine […]
Write-Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – Texas Twitter Taste-Off and More DrinkLocalWine.com First-ever Conference Sold Out- Follow on Twitter (search #DLW09) DrinkLocalWine.com focuses on North American wine that isn’t made in California and the […]
At the end of the session, one gentleman who at first had been ultra-resistant to the whole idea of Texas Wines summed up the feelings of the crowd by asking, “Why don’t you just get Robert Parker (www.erobertparker.com) to rate these wines? That would get the word out, once and for all, about just how good Texas wines can be.” […]