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Barolo & Barbaresco: Where the Nebbia and Nebbiolo Hang

September 4, 2009 VintageTexas 3

Barolo & Barbaresco: Where the Nebbia and Nebbiolo Hang — — — — — New: See Rascal’s Travels: Hail Cesare in Piemonte at: http://rascalspalate.com/?p=21 — — — — — Heading east from Villefranche-Sur-Mer on the French […]

Increasing Your Wine Knowledge: A Ten Step Program

August 2, 2009 VintageTexas 0

Increase Your Wine Knowledge: A Ten Step Program I recently saw an article that addressed this issue, but for beer. It was on the website www.accidentalhedonist.com. I decided to compose the following list with the necessary […]

A Land of Limestone Ledges and Red Sandy Soil: Part 1

May 11, 2009 VintageTexas 2

A Land of Limestone Ledges and Red Sandy Soil: Part 1 The Beginnings Eons ago its genesis was in a vast and desolate inland sea predating human consciousness; a wet and hostile place. At an […]

First "Local Wine" Conference features VintageTexas moderated Texas Twitter Taste-Off

May 4, 2009 VintageTexas 1

DrinkLocalWine.com To Host First “Local Wine” Conference GO TEXAN Proudly Sponsors DrinkLocalWine.com Conference Dedicated to Regional Wines Russ Kane of VintageTexas to Moderate Texas Twitter Taste-Off DrinkLocalWine.com, the Web site that focuses on North American […]

Know Your Terroir – Can you Name Them? The Answers

March 31, 2009 VintageTexas 0

Know Your Terroir – Can you Name Them? The Answers The last two blog posts tested your knowledge of the famous terroirs of the wine world. The correct answers are as follows: 1 – Mendoza, […]

Know Your Terroir – Part II; Can you Name Them?

March 22, 2009 VintageTexas 0

Know Your Terroir – Part II Can you Name the Ten Most Famous Wine Regions from their Terroir? Part II of this two part blog, focuses on the first five famous terroirs of the modern […]

Know Your Terroir – Part I; Can you Name Them?

March 20, 2009 VintageTexas 0

Know Your Terroir – Part I Can you Name the Ten Most Famous Wine Regions from their Terroir? Part I of this two part blog, focuses on the first five famous terroirs of the modern […]

My Kindred Wine-Spirit in Tokyo

November 28, 2008 VintageTexas 2

My Kindred Wine-Spirit in Tokyo As you may have seen in my previous blog posting, I had the opportunity to celebrate the arrival of the 2008 Beaujolais Nouveau earlier this month in Tokyo. See: https://vintagetexas.com/?p=186. […]

Are you Hungary for Wine? The Tasting….

July 26, 2008 VintageTexas 0

Are you Hungary for Wine? The Tasting…. The Faust Wine Cellar was the remarkable setting for my candle lit tasting of a collection of Hungarian wines described below: Budai Sauvignon Blanc (London Wine Magazine, Gold […]

Are you Hungary for Wine?

July 26, 2008 VintageTexas 0

Are you Hungary for Wine? Have you ever thought about Hungary as a major wine producing region? Well don’t feel bad if you haven’t as you are in the vast majority. But, as surprising as […]

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