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Register TODAY – 2nd Annual Texas Wine Quality Boot Camp

May 24, 2011 admin 0

Register TODAY – 2nd Annual Texas Wine Quality Boot Camp Plan on attending one or both of these information packed sessions. Our theme this year is “Texas Wine, Enhancing Color and Structure”. 2nd Annual Wine […]

A Blast from the Past… and Present: BarZ 2004 Newsom Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon

May 22, 2011 admin 2

A Blast from the Past…and Present: BarZ 2004 Newsom Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon I have to admit that I’ve never been to Monty Dixon’s BarZ Winery, but in recent meet-ups I’ve found him an amiable sort […]

Around the Twitterverse of Texas Wine

May 21, 2011 admin 0

Around the Twitterverse of Texas Wine Check out what is being said about Texas wines in the here-and-now around the Twitterverse: From JFTxWine: RT @JohnnyParanoia: Going to stop in at the Red Caboose winery today. […]

Culinaria Texas Two-Sip: Be There…Be Surprised

May 16, 2011 admin 2

Culinaria Texas Two-Sip: Be There…Be Surprised On tables with white linens at San Antonio’s Hilton Palacios Del Rio, twelve wines were poured and presented before each audience participant and panelist. By eye, it was obvious […]

What’s a Texas Grape Like Black Spanish Doing in Sonoma?

May 9, 2011 admin 6

What’s a Texas Grape Like Black Spanish Doing in Sonoma? You better ask Kaz. That’s Winemaker/Owner Richard Kasmier, a.k.a. Kaz who’s the brains and ego behind Kaz Vineyard and Winery who brings you an eclectic […]

Judgments of Texas Wine: Time for Another Texas Two-Sip. Join Me at Culinaria in San Antonio

May 4, 2011 admin 0

Judgments of Texas Wine: Time for Another Texas Two-Sip. Join Me at Culinaria in San Antonio Where, What, When: Culinaria Wine and Culinary Arts Festival for the Texas Two Sip on Saturday, May 14, Hilton […]

“If they (Texas) want to take those steps backwards, that’s all for the better of Virginia.”

April 29, 2011 admin 0

Virginia’s Ag Secretary Haymore Calls Out Texas for Cutting Wine Budget “Two of our closest competitors in the US, New York State and Texas, are actually cutting their wine marketing and education budgets and cutting […]

Three Lessons for Texas Winemakers to Live By

April 28, 2011 admin 4

Manifesto: Three Lessons for Texas Winemakers to Live By I stopped by for a visit with Kim McPherson, known as “K Mac” to some in Texas; he’s proprietor and winemaker at his McPherson Cellars winery […]

An Open Letter to Texas Legislators: Don’t Leave Texas Wine Behind. Now is the Hour!

April 18, 2011 admin 4

An Open Letter to Texas Legislators: Don’t Leave Texas Wine Behind. Now is the Hour! Dear Chairman Mike Hamilton, Vice Chairman Chente, Quintanilla, Rep. Joe Driver, Rep. Charlie Geren, Rep. Roland Gutierrez, Rep. Patricia Harless, […]

Buffalo Gap W&F Summit: Texas’s Red Dirt & Mesquite Smoke Terroir

April 16, 2011 admin 0

Buffalo Gap W&F Summit: Texas’s Red Dirt & Mesquite Smoke Terroir I left Fredericksburg, Texas, early today as the yellow dawn light filtered through a gray haze cast from west Texas wildfires. I thought, God […]

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