Guest Blog: Time for a Few Good Texas Wineries to Stand Tall, Chicago Calls…I’m Messin’ With Texas! VintageTexas Guest Blog: By Steve McDonagh Author Info: Steve McDonagh is one-half of the Hearty Boys, and when […]
2010 Top One Hundred Wine Blogs Courtesy of http://www.alawine.com, here is the list of the April 2010 one hundred top wine blogs: The Pour Wine Library TV Dr Vino’s wine blog Vinography: A Wine Blog […]
Guest Blog: So You Want to Start a Winery in Texas The following exchange appeared on the Yahoo Texas Winegrowers Mailing List at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Texas_Winegrowers. I have asked permission from Caris and Jim to post their […]
Texas Wine Pairing: Pool Plunges and Satisfying Sips From Sacrebleuwine.com: Let’s begin the search for the perfect pool wines with the obvious. This pool is in Japan and the pictures taken back in 2007 but […]
Video: Dallas Wine Trail – A Wine Trail without Leaving the City This is the fifth in a series of eight videos on Texas Wine trails. This episode features the Dallas Wine Trail, a cluster […]
“The Unfinished”, A Remarkable and Enchanting Tale in Barolo Guest Blog by: Matthew Frank To research “Barolo” Matthew Frank (http://matthewgfrank.com/?page_id=137) spent six months in Barolo, Italy (pop. 646), living out of a tent in the […]
Sweet Jesus…..This is Definitely NOT California Wine Country Guest Blog: Steven Krueger, Resort Sommelier, The Westin La Cantera Resort http://www.westinlacantera.com/dining I have found myself adding more and more Texas wines to our wine list to the point where […]
Need More Good Wines in California (and Texas): Blame Varietals I recently read a good blog on why in the day of modern technology we don’t have more good wines that can be grown in […]
Guest Blog: Powerful Wines and Powerful Thoughts for the Texas Wine Industry by Dan Gatlin, Inwood Estates Vineyards This article was originally written for the Texas Department of Agriculture’s Excellence Uncorked E-Zine, Ask-the-Expert column and […]
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.” […]