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French Connection Wines: It Takes More Than Wine to Make a Wine Trail – You’ll Find It Here!

August 18, 2021 admin 0

It was a warm summer afternoon driving east on Route 290. I approached the hamlet of Hye and made a turn south and, in short, found Ben and Victoria Calais’ French Connection Wines (FCW). This […]

grape growing

Texas Tech Viticulture Certificate Program Accepting Applicants

August 18, 2021 admin 0

Texas Vineyards and Wineries, Do you have an employee, family member, or friend that would like additional training in grape production in Texas?  The Texas Viticulture Certificate Program has been offered by Texas Tech University […]

Interview

“Johnny Flash” Brings New Portable Flash Détente Unit to Kerrville Hills Winery/Incubator – The Interview [Updated]

August 2, 2021 admin 0

Note: Changes were made near the end of this blog to correct statements about the number of flash détente units operating in Texas and to note when and where they were commissioned. What’s this thing […]

Food and Wine

Sangiovese Two-Ways: A Texas Terroir Tasting (Texas High Plains vs Hill Country)

June 29, 2021 admin 0

If you were in France and talked terroir with winegrowers there – for example in Burgundy, Wedding Oak Winery Winemaker Seth Urbanek says, “They will tell you that Pinot Noir at the top of the […]

Food and Wine

Kerrville Hills Winery: Another Side of “Johnny Tannat” Rivenburgh – Sagrantino

June 6, 2021 admin 0

In recent stories and blog posts on the Internet, you’ve probably seen reference to Texas hill country winemaker John Rivenburgh as the “Johnny Appleseed” of Tannat or the “Father of Texas Tannat”. In a recent, […]

Food and Wine

Wedding Oak Winery: Seeing the Future in Red Blends and Roussanne for Texas

May 30, 2021 admin 0

Seth Urbanek, the winemaker at Wedding Oak Winery, said “I’ve been making wine for ten years. With three vintages here in Texas under my belt, I feel like I’ve got my sea legs under me.” […]

Italian Wine

Duchman Winery Trebbiano: A Texas-Italian Quencher

May 15, 2021 admin 1

The wildflowers are blooming in Texas. The days are definitely getting longer and hotter leading us to look around for wines that refresh us and quench our thirst. One of the varietal wines that is […]

Food and Wine

Texas Heritage Vineyard, Souzao: It’s the Iberian Atlantic Coast in a Bottle

May 11, 2021 admin 0

If you haven’t experienced the Atlantic coast of the Iberian Peninsula in Portugal or Spain or their wines, the red grape variety Souzao may be new to you. If you have an affliction for French […]

grape growing

Burklee Hill Vineyards: Both Winery and Wine Director are Evolving Quickly…

April 30, 2021 admin 0

… and producing some excellent wines. Burklee Hill Vineyards with its bistro-tasting room located in downtown Lubbock is not far from other well-known Lubbock-based wineries like McPherson Cellars and just a bit farther away, Llano […]

grape growing

Bending Branch Winery Visit: What a Difference a Year Has Made

March 22, 2021 admin 0

COVID-19 has seen to it that it has been over a year since my wife and I have made a full-contact visit to a Texas winery for tastings. In detail, Actually, it’s been thirteen months […]

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