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Retrospective: Wines of Vision from Fine Texas Ladies at Blue Mountain

July 23, 2020July 23, 20203 months ago admin 1187 Views 0 Comments Gretchen Glasscock, Nell Weisbach, Texas Davis Mountains

Photo from www.fortdavis.com This blog highlights a story that originally ran in the Paris (Texas) News on April 18, 1979

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Specialist of Texas Wine Certification Course Now on Zoom: How to pick the best Texas wines!

June 9, 2020July 23, 20205 months ago admin 2385 Views 0 Comments Texas wine, The Wineslinger Chronicles, Wine Certification, wine education

Specialist of Texas Wine Certification Course Now on Zoom: How to pick the best Texas wines! In the comfort of

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Sadly, we have to say goodbye to a Grand Lady of Texas Wine: Bunny Becker

August 9, 2019August 9, 20191 year ago admin 183 Views 0 Comments Becker Vineyards, Bunny Becker, Grand Lady of Texas Wine, In memorium, Richard Becker, The Wineslinger Chronicles

Sadly, we have to say goodbye to a Grand Lady of Texas Wine: Bunny Becker Mary Clementine Ellison “Bunny” Becker

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Tasting America’s Best Vineyard: To Kalon

July 24, 2019August 20, 20191 year ago admin 255 Views 0 Comments Cabernet Sauvignon, Mark De Vere, Master of Wine, Robert Mondavi, To Kalon

Tasting America’s Best Vineyard: To Kalon What did Robert Mondavi see in “To Kalon” many years ago? On paper, To

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Revitalized Stonewall (Texas Wine Country) Motor Lodge to Open on Hwy 290 Wine Trail This Spring

February 4, 2019February 4, 20192 years ago admin 166 Views 0 Comments Anita Ortiz Lubke, Fredericksburg, Hotel, Hwy 290, Lance Lubke, President Lyndon Johnson, Route 290 Wine Trail, Stonewall Motor Lodge, Stonewall Texas, Texas Hill Country

Revitalized Stonewall (Texas Wine Country) Motor Lodge to Open on Hwy 290 Wine Trail This Spring Originally built in 1964

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Messina Hof Winery 40th Anniversary Honored with Special Wines & Cuvée

June 10, 2017June 13, 20173 years ago admin 190 Views 0 Comments #TXWine, 40th anniversary, anniversay, Heritage Blend, MessinaHof Winery, Paul M & Karen Bonarrigo, Paul V & Merrill Bonarrigo, Texas wine

Messina Hof Winery 40th Anniversary Honored with Special Wines & Cuvée Paul V. and Merrill Bonarrigo’s paired vision for starting

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Video – Texas Native Grapes: Characteristics, History and Their International Significance

March 11, 2017March 11, 20174 years ago admin 118 Views 0 Comments agricultural devestation, native grapes, Phylloxera, root stock, Texas, Texas Terroir, Thomas Volney Munson

Video – Texas Native Grapes: Characteristics, History and Their International Significance A presentation by Dr. Russell D. Kane, VintageTexas at

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Find the Best Texas Wines – Sign Up for the Specialist of Texas Wine Level 1 Class

October 3, 20164 years ago admin 126 Views 3 Comments Blanc Du Bois, Certification, Comparative Tasting, Level 1 Class, New world / old world, Roussanne, Specialist of Texas Wine, Tempranillo, Texas vineyards, Texas wine, Texas wine history, Texas Wine School, Texas winemaking, Viognier

Find the Best Texas Wines – Sign Up for the Specialist of Texas Wine Level 1 Class What: Specialist of

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Wine a l’Orange: 2015 Brennan Vineyards Cellar Select Viognier

July 28, 20164 years ago admin 233 Views 4 Comments Brennan Vineyards, Cellar Select, Cupra Ramato, duck a l'orange, Four Point Cellars, Jesse Barter, orange wine, ramato wine, skin contact, Texas wine, Todd Webster, Viognier, wine food pairing

Wine a l’Orange: 2015 Brennan Vineyards Cellar Select Viognier While it is possible to ferment a wine made from orange

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Texas Hill Country Wineries – Video Interview

June 5, 2016June 5, 20164 years ago admin 100 Views 2 Comments #TXWine, Fischer & Wieser, John Demers, Texas Hill Country Wineries, Texas wine

Texas Hill Country Wineries – Video Interview Check out this video interview I did with John DeMers, Fischer & Wieser’s

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Tonight’s the Night: Dinner with Pheasant Ridge at Harrigan’s

May 29, 20164 years ago admin 2006 Views 2 Comments #TXWine, Bobby Cox, Pheasant Ridge Winery, Texas wine, Wine Dinner

Tonight’s the Night: Dinner with Pheasant Ridge at Harrigan’s May 29th, 2016 at 6 pm After many years, Bobby Cox the

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News Flash: Black Spanish is Cabernet Franc x Vitis Aestivalis

May 20, 2016May 20, 20164 years ago admin 201 Views 12 Comments Black Spanish, Cabernet Franc, Jacquez, Jaquez, Lenoir, Texas wine, Vitis aestivalis

News Flash: Black Spanish is Cabernet Franc x Vitis Aestivalis Previously, I blogged on the Black Spanish/Lenior Symposium being held

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Standing at the Crossroads (Part III – What you can do) – Adaptive Variety Selection and the Uncertain Role of Imidacloprids in the future of Southern Grape Culture

September 4, 2015September 4, 20155 years ago admin 87 Views 6 Comments bees, Fairhaven Vineyards, grape growing, heritage grape varieties, homeowner pesticides, imidacloprid, naturalist, neonicotinoid, pesticide, Pollinators, R.L. Winters, T.V. Munson, Texaforinan, Texas, Texas wine, viticulture, What you can do

Standing at the Crossroads (Part III – What you can do) – Adaptive Variety Selection and the Uncertain Role of

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Standing at the Crossroads (Part I): Adaptive Variety Selection & the Uncertain Role Imidacloprids in the future of Southern Grape Culture

August 29, 2015September 4, 20155 years ago admin 57 Views 6 Comments beekeeper, bees, Bill Rhodes, butterflies, colony collapse disorder, imidacloprid, neonicotinoid, pesticide, Pollinators, R.L. Winters, Texas wine

STANDING AT THE CROSSROADS (Part I) ADAPTIVE VARIETY SELECTION AND THE UNCERTAIN ROLE OF IMIDACLOPRIDS IN THE FUTURE OF SOUTHERN

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Veteran Texas Winemaker Owns Pheasant Ridge Winery Once Again

June 9, 2015June 9, 20155 years ago admin 116 Views 7 Comments Bingham Family Vineyards, Bobby Cox, comes around, Lubbock, Pheasant Ridge, Texas High Plains, Texas wine history, what goes around

Veteran Texas Winemaker Owns Pheasant Ridge Winery Once Again The Cox’s regain lost winery that they saw from their kitchen window every

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