No Winery in Marfa. Nothing Here in Marfa But The Luz This morning I stopped by Luz de Estrella Winery in Marfa,Texas, after several weeks of unsuccessful emailing and calling. On arrival, another for sale […]
Oh, What a Beautiful Morning. Oh, What a Beautiful Place for Cabernet in Fort Davis, Texas Out in Fort Davis, Texas, on a path definitely less traveled, I’m a long way from Houston over 500 […]
Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – May 6, 2010 Texas Wine Grape Network: Proceedings of the 2009 Texas Viticulture & Enology Research Symposium Available Online Texas viticulture and enological specialists are learning how […]
Video: Welcome to Texas Wine Country: The Texas Hill Country Wine Trail Awaits You This week’s video episode features Katy Jane Bothum from Hill Country Wineries as she talks about the Texas Hill Country Wine […]
Brownfield, Texas: No Way! Been There and its Green with the Vines of Texas Wine Grapes We gathered in Brownfield, Texas, Yesterday. What you’ve never heard of it? Never seen it in the Atlas of […]
Video: New GoTexan WineCasts Serve as Virtual Tour of Texas WIne Trails The Texas Department of Agriculture is launching a new series of web videos highlighting eight Lone Star wine trails. Winemakers and trail representatives […]
Leading Regional Wine Writers Set for the Drinklocalwine.com Conference in Virginia Wine Country Some of the best writers about U.S. regional wine, including Lenn Thompson of the New York Cork Report, author and critic Todd Kliman, […]
Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News March 29, 2010 – Springtime on Texas Wine Trails Edition Texas Hill Country Winery Events Jammin in the Vineyard • Apr 4 Flat Creek Estate – First of the […]
Snakes on the Plains: Texas Rattlesnake and Texas Wine Any of you that have seen the Samuel L. Jackson movie “Snakes on a Plane” or even just the movie’s trailer (see below) knows the feeling […]
Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – March 15, 2010 Deep in the Heart of Texas Wine Country Syndicators.com Published by John Blanchette The Alamo isn’t the thing I remember most about San Antonio. […]