In search of Texas Terrior, I plan to travel, taste and talk to alot of people. I will try to document the encounters with great people I meet and experiences in places where I plan to linger.
Seeds of Change: Texas Farmer Finds Niche with Wine Grapes in Texas Co-op Power – Article on Texas High Plains grape growing at Bingham Family Farm and Vineyards. Wine grapes make good sense of Texas […]
Two Winemakers, One Texas Winery and Two Texas Wines: Torre di Pietra Blanc Du Bois & Black Spanish I recently stopped by Torre di Pietra Winery (www.texashillcountrywine.com) in Fredericksburg, Texas and had two wines presented […]
A Twitter Tour of the Texas Hill Country Wine Road This weekend I was kicking back and enjoying the Texas sunshine, filling up the deer feeder with corn, and putting out alfalfa for our wild […]
Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News February 24, 2010 Texas Wine of the Month: McPherson Cellars Viognier, 2008 posted by Jessica Dupuy at 11:11 AM New to the Eat My Words blog, we’re introducing […]
Landon 2008 Tempranilllo, Bingham Family Vineyards: The New Fave Wine I Found on a Bus Last night, I was herded onto a bus along with many other attendees at the Texas Wine and Grape Growers […]
In Texas, Agriculture (and Viticulture) is Your Culture Yesterday, the newly appointed Texas Wine Industry Development and Marketing Advisory Committee met in Austin. This is the single committee designed by a recent Texas law change […]
Snowy Winter Scenes from Texas Wine Country Report are coming in from north Texas decribing the widespread snow that same over the past couple days. Howard Davies located north of Dallas near the Texas Oklahoma […]
Texas Gulf Coast Wine Country – Old Place, New Opportunity It was cold and damp this morning, but after yesterday’s even wetter and colder tour of Jerry Watson’s vineyard in Cat Springs, the warmth […]
The Texas Borderland – Vineyards of Days Gone By and Today As I left the Highway I really did not know what to expect. I had read about the good Padres that over three hundred […]
Dry Desert and Good Texas Wine Meet at Monte Sec Vineyard A pale orange sunset backlit the darkening city with a ribbon of city lights dotting a path between the mountains to what the Spanish […]