On the Gulf Coast Wine Trail…Blanc Du Bois Vertical/Horizontal Tasting. Or, Better Tasting Through Chemistry I hit the road again after receiving an invitation from Jerry Watson of Watson Vineyards in Cat Spring, Texas. Jerry […]
Want a Real Texas Wine and Wine Country Experience? Try the Gulf Coast In 2010, the total producing acres of grape vines in the Texas Gulf Coast region reached 44 for Blanc du Bois (white […]
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Most Popular Blog Posts on VintageTexas in September 2010 Old World, New World Texas Wines (Part 1) Texas Black Spanish – The Grape Otherwise Known as Lenoir McNews Flash! Army Couple Visits Over 100 Texas […]
Ten Things I Learned at the 2010 GrapeFest: People’s Choice Texas Wine Competition I was optimistic when I opened my front door Thursday morning in Houston and entered my car for the drive up to […]
Most Popular Blog Posts in August 2010 on VintageTexas What Texas Wine Goes with the “Big Apple” The Wine in Spain Comes Mainly with the Cuisine – 1 Texas’ Self-Proclaimed Wine Czar Speaks: “What’s Good […]
In a recent blog, I posted my experiences as a limo chauffeured grape picker at the Messina Hof Moonlight Harvest Dinner: Everybody Sing – “Pick, Pick, Pick Your Grapes, Going Down the Row…” (See: https://vintagetexas.com/?p=2138). […]
Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – July 22, 2010 Texas Wine of the Month: Dry Comal Creek Vineyards, Black Spanish Reserve, 2008 by Jessica Dupuy, Eat My Words Among the few varietals Texas […]
VintageTexas Sunday ‘Cyclopedia of Wine: Madeira The Portuguese island 400 miles into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of northern Africa. Wines have been produced on this island since around the fifteenth century. However, this […]
Frencesco Quaglia: The Man at Val Verde Winery that Gave Texas Wine Heading east from Marathon, I looked out from the road and the isolation in this part of Texas provided me little to announce […]