Images of the Texas Vintage of 2010: A Pictorial January 2010: The influence of the El Nino brought a hard winter chill put the vines into a deep sleep at Brushy Creek Vineyards. February 2010: Visit […]
Texas Wineries Reaching Critical Mass in Fredericksburg with New 4.0 Cellars I must have been brain dead yesterday, or just too absorbed in my book project to see the new and important development taking place […]
Texas Aglianico: Just a Few Years Ago, Who’d a Thunk it? Time to Give It a Try! Aglianico, (pronounced – Ah-lee-an-ee-ko) tis the name of a red grape variety that is at home in Southern […]
Ten Great Places to Drink Local Wines (from USAToday) and Five Good Reasons From USA Today: While Napa Valley gets the most attention, winemakers are busier than ever around the nation, says blogger Jeff Siegel, […]
2010 Fall Fest – A Celebration of a Grand Texas Vintage The 2010 Fall Fest & Texas Wine Auction is committed to bringing the spotlight onto Texas wine and food as well as to two […]
On DrinkNectar.com: Texas Wine Blogger Makes a Lebron-Style Announcement on His Future In August, Ben Simons of Vinotology announced his free agency. In a brave move, he left the comfort of his paying job to […]
Texas Hill Country Wineries: 27 Wineries…31 Days…Only $15 During Texas Wine Month Trail October 1-31, 2010 October is coming on fast and it will be Texas Wine Month! The busiest time of year at the […]
Texas in the Vineyard: Perissos Vineyard, Abundant Beyond Expectations In the hot heavy August heat, the 2010 Texas grape harvest season has been in full swing for over a month and it will likely carry […]
Discovering the T.V. Munson Texas-French Grape Legacy on My Own North Forty Some of you may know T.V. Munson, The Grape Man of Texas. He is the horticulturalist/viticulturalist from Texas that correctly identified Texas native […]
Texas Twitter Tales – Notes on Texas Wines from the World of Social Media Its good to see how many people are using the hashtag #TXwine to tag their tweets…. For those of you not […]