The New Texas Wine Business Model: Response to “The Bacchus Rewrite” Blog My question is directed at Andy Chalk at CraveDFW who recently wrote a creative and penetrating blog titled, “The TWGGA President’s Speech Replacement”. Click […]
Support is Building for the Texas Winemakers/Winery Owners Pledge If you read my previous blog, you know that with the help of several people from the Texas wine industry, I’ve drafted a Texas Winemakers/Winery Owners […]
The Texas Winemakers/Winery Owners Pledge (and Good for Other Local Wine States, Too) Some of you have seen the blog and reader comments over the past few days on CraveDFW (click here) on “For-Sale-in-Texas-Only” wine. […]
Amazon customers can purchase directly from Texas wineries Amazon.com, Inc. announced that customers can now place orders on Amazon Wine (amazon.com/wine) for delivery to Texas. Amazon Wine offers vast wine-country selection and allows customers to […]
Sitting Here Sipping On Some Messina Hof Private Reserve 2011 Blanc Du Bois As I’m sitting down to write this piece, I’m sipping on a white wine from Texas. It’s not a Texas high plains […]
Shanken News Daily Reports: Texas Wines Are Showing Rapid Growth It’s not the first place that comes to mind when one refers to “wine country,” but Texas is the fifth-ranked state by wine production—after California, […]
Top Ten New VintageTexas Blogs of 2012 Texas Wines Heading South? What Texans Can Learn From The Texas Grape Production and Variety Survey Newsom Vineyards Texas Grape Day 2012 Who’s Responsible for the National Sweet […]
Direct-To-Consumer Shipping Report 2012 – Texas and Non-California Roll-up Biggest Increases In this most recent annual report (2012 Shipping-Report) by from ShipCompliant and Wines & Vines, there are some really interesting facts about where Texas […]
Texas Wine: Is There Really Anything Behind The HoustonPress “Cellar Door” Article Guest Blog: by David Furer — — — — — VintageTexas (Russ Kane): Back in May of this year, I (Russ Kane – […]
News Flash: TDA Update Regarding Texas Wine Promotion – It’s Back! Although the majority of funding for the State of Texas’ wine marketing was eliminated during the last legislative session, the Texas Department of Agriculture […]