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What do the New Acres of Texas Grapes Hold in Store for Wine Consumers?

January 10, 2012 admin 1

What do the New Acres of Texas Grapes Hold in Store for Wine Consumers? In my previous blog post (Texas Wines Heading South? What Texans Can Learn From The Texas Grape Production and Variety Survey), […]

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Field Blogging

Buffalo Gap W&F Summit: Texas’s Red Dirt & Mesquite Smoke Terroir

April 16, 2011 admin 0

Buffalo Gap W&F Summit: Texas’s Red Dirt & Mesquite Smoke Terroir I left Fredericksburg, Texas, early today as the yellow dawn light filtered through a gray haze cast from west Texas wildfires. I thought, God […]

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Local wine

Texas Sommeliers, Wine Experts Select Top Lone Star Wines

February 23, 2011 admin 7

Texas Sommeliers, Wine Experts Select Top Lone Star Wines …In the honor of our Texas heritage, I’ll be so bold as to as to say, “Remember Tempranillo…Remember Blanc Du Bois!” On Monday, January 17th, I […]

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fine dining

VintageTexas ‘Cyclopedia of Wine: Vintage Charts

August 29, 2010 VintageTexas 3

VintageTexas ‘Cyclopedia of Wine: Vintage Charts Vintage refers to the annual grape harvest and to the wine made from those grapes. In general, every year is a vintage year and all wines are vintage wines […]

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VintageTexas Cyclopedia of Wine: The Wine Grape Called Picpoul

August 8, 2010 VintageTexas 5

VintageTexas Cyclopedia of Wine: The Wine Grape Called Picpoul Pronounced “peek-pool” (also spelled Piquepoul), this variety of white wine grape is cultivated in the Southern Rhone and Languedoc regions of France (http://www.terroir-france.com/wine/regions.htm). It is known […]

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Conferences and Seminars

The New Texas Wine Lexicon

May 2, 2010 VintageTexas 10

The New Texas Wine Lexicon: Better Start Asking if You Want Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner Wines; They are Coming! This past week, I was visiting the Texas high plains, first on a bus tour of the […]

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Great Places & People

From Mediterranean Shores to Mason County Sands: Act I – A French Connection

March 8, 2009 VintageTexas 4

  From Mediterranean Shores to Mason County Sands: Act I – A French Connection In the 6th century BC, long before any of the major wine producing regions of France had been established, the Phoenician Greeks […]

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grape growing

Terroir: A “Land – Man” Conjunction

January 4, 2009 VintageTexas 6

Terroir: A “Land – Man” Conjunction Earlier this year, I visited the Texas High Plains to observe the grape harvest. As I chronicled my trip and experience on this blog, I had an intimate awareness […]

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Guest Blog

Mysterious Alchemy – The Aging of Wine: Part 3

December 22, 2008 VintageTexas 0

Mysterious Alchemy – The Aging of Wine: Part 3 Three Part Guest Blog by Michael Vilim Michael Vilim is an Austin-based restaurateur with two first-class restaurants: Mirabelle and Castle Hill Cafe. He also serves on […]

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Guest Blog

Mysterious Alchemy – The Aging of Wine: Part 2

December 21, 2008 VintageTexas 0

Mysterious Alchemy – The Aging of Wine Three Part Guest Blog by Michael Vilim Michael Vilim is an Austin-based restaurateur with two first-class restaurants: Mirabelle and Castle Hill Cafe. He also serves on the Board […]

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