PREDICTION: Tempranillo Will Factor Greatly into Texas’s Wine Future; New Texas TAPAS Chapter “If I had to do it all over again, I’d plant 70 acres of Tempranillo and one acre of Cabernet Sauvignon. I’d […]
(Video: See why Tempranillo is so good for Texas wine growers winemakers and consumers) Its Time to Join Us for Texas TAPAS: Tempranillo Advocates Producers and Amigos Society Starting a Chapter in Texas Are you […]
When You Have Texas Roussanne, Who Needs Chardonnay Roussanne is a variety of Vitis Vinifera with yellow-green colored berries, which gain a rosey hue under sunny conditions, that originated from France. It has several common […]
Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – June 22, 2010 Plano’s Patrick Davies Produces Award-Winning Wines Raise a glass to Plano homeboy, Patrick Davies the young turk winemaker for Eagle Castle Winery in Paso […]
Guest Blog: So You Want to Start a Winery in Texas The following exchange appeared on the Yahoo Texas Winegrowers Mailing List at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Texas_Winegrowers. I have asked permission from Caris and Jim to post their […]
Video: Texas Wine Trails – Way Out Wineries, A Visit and a Taste This week’s Texas Wine Trails episode features the Way Out Wineries, nestled between the High Plains and the Texas Hill Country. These […]
Texas Wine and Wildflowers – A Perfect Spring Pairing for Wine Trails Spring Wine Trail Events in Texas Bring Together Lone Star State’s Wine Culture with Celebrated Bluebonnets and Other Wildflower Varieties (Note: Video at […]
Video: Tempranillo – The Wine of the Sun and the Good Texas Earth This next installment of the Texas wine video series features Jim Johnson, owner and winemaker at Alamosa Cellars in Bend, Texas on […]
Write Off the Vine – Texas Wine News To the Tune of Auld Lang Syne… The traditional song for ringing in the New Year in almost every English speaking country in the world is Auld […]
Texas Wineries Grow Up, Beat the Heat, Seek Their Own Styles Review by John Mariani Bloomberg.com — Before you start scratching your head over the idea that Texas even makes wine, consider these stats: Texas […]