Finally, It’s Time for Some Corroboration of My Prognostication on Tex-Med Wines I hate to say I told you so, but going way back to one of my first major articles about Texas wines, I […]
Texas Wines Through the Looking Glass It’s late October and Alice is sitting on a slab of Texas limestone next to a riverbank in the Texas hill country, when she notices a rabbit run past. […]
Texas Dinner Event at Flat Creek Estate in Marble Falls, Featured Speaker Russ Kane (VintageTexas) The Greater Houston Chapter of The Wine Society of Texas will be celebrating Fall in the Falls Part 2, in […]
Calais Winery – French Winemaking, Spanish-Style Grapes and Texas High Plains Grape Growing. Savor It While You Can! It was a sunny Sunday afternoon and my sights were set for Denison, Texas. As I-45 penetrated […]
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, […]
A Day at the State Fair of Texas Wine Garden; Start the IV Drip of Lipator Stat! The clash of blue sky and a big yellow sun, wafting cool breezes and the booming voice of […]
Field Blogging: A Crisp Autumn Morning, The Munson Legacy, The State Fair of Texas I drove up from Houston yesterday, spanning the time, distance and the oncoming cold front that finally broke summer’s chokehold on […]
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 […]
Texas Tempranillo – It’s Coming on Strong (Survey Results); Consumers, You Better Get Ready. There’s a Lot of Good Texas Wine Coming at You! Last week I blogged…” Are your a Texas wine grower, winemaker, […]