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Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – August 6, 2010

August 6, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 37 Views 2 Comments Austin, Dave Reilly, Driftwood, Duchman, Ed Auler, El Paso, Explore Texas Wineries, explore wine country, Fall Creek, Father Garcia de San Francisco y Zuniga, festival, GrapeFest, Grapevine, Greg Bruni, Hill Country, Lake Buchannan, Llano Estacado, Mandola, Mark Penna, Missions, News, People’s Choice, Perini Ranch, Snooth, steakhouse, Texas, Texas Hill Country, Texas Wineries, wine, wine country, Wine Festival, Wine Reviews, Wine Tasting Classic, winemaker, winery, Write off the Vine

Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – August 6, 2010 — — — — — Texas Wine Round-up: Mandola

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What Texas Wines do you Serve to Napa Valley Winegrowers?

March 8, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 26 Views 7 Comments andouille, asparagus, balsamic, Becker, Black Spanish, Cabernet Sauvignon, chicken, chocolate, chopped garlic, Chuck Reid, corn, Cornish game hens, dirty rice, Dry Comal Creek, El Paso, Farmnouse Vineyard, goat cheese, herbs d' Provence, hummus, Inwood, Kaffir lime, lemongrass, Lenoir, Lisa Reid, Malbec, McPherson, mousse, Napa Valley, Pass wine, Petit Verdot, puree, roasted, sausage, shrimp, Silverado Trail, smoked, smoked olives, soup, Tempranillo, Texas, vinegar, Viognier, wine, winery

What Texas Wines do you Serve to Napa Valley Winegrowers? Saturday evening, we hosted a wonderful dinner party for Chuck and

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The Texas Borderland – Vineyards of Days Gone By and Today

February 11, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 23 Views 0 Comments 1600, 1800, Anderson Valley, barrel room, borderland, Canutillo, dessert wine, El Paso, English, Gewürztraminer, history, Italy, Juarez, Kathi Poulos, mission, Mission Trial, New Mexico, Paso del Norte, Rio Grande, Spanish, Texas, Vic Poulos, Vin Santo, wine, winery, Zin Valley

The Texas Borderland – Vineyards of Days Gone By and Today As I left the Highway I really did not

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Video: Black Spanish – The Mysterious Red Wine of Texas

June 1, 200911 years ago VintageTexas 45 Views 3 Comments Bastrop, Black Spanish, Blush, Burgundy, Dry Comal Creek, El Paso, Franklin Howser, Jacques, Jaquez, Messina Hof, Pinotage, Pleasant Hill, Port, red wine, South Africa, Texas, wine

Video: Black Spanish – The Mysterious Red Wine of Texas This video features a tasting of Black Spanish red wine

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A Land of Limestone Ledges and Red Sandy Soil: Part 1

May 11, 2009June 27, 201111 years ago VintageTexas 18 Views 2 Comments Anglo-American, Bordeaux, Burgundy, California, Champagne, Comanche, culture, El Paso, Europe, experience, France, gatherers, Gold Rush, Greek, hard scrabble, inland sea, Kiowa, Limestone, Limestone ledge, Mediterranean sea, Mission Grape, missionary, native American, Phoenician, red sandy soil, Rio Grande, Roman, Sam Houston, settlement, settler, Spanish, Stephen Austin, Tejas, Texas, wine

A Land of Limestone Ledges and Red Sandy Soil: Part 1 The Beginnings Eons ago its genesis was in a

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Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – February 6, 2009 (Texas Uncorked)

February 6, 200911 years ago VintageTexas 16 Views 0 Comments acclaim, Cornyn, economic, El Paso, German, impact, Munson, Senator, Spanish Missionaries, taxes, Texas, wine, wineries

Write Off the Vine: Texas Wine News – February 6, 2009 “Texas Uncorked” By: Sen. John Cornyn From: Texas Times

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Winemaking Starts in Texas

January 26, 2009February 12, 201111 years ago VintageTexas 67 Views 3 Comments Argentina, California, California Shenandoah Valley, Criolla, Del Rio, El Paso, El Paso Del Norte, Father Garcia de San Francisco y Zuniga, grape, Juarez, Mexico, Mission grapes, Mission Nuestras Senora de Guadalupe, Pais, Peru, Story Winery, Texas, Val Verde Winery, vine, wine

Winemaking Starts in Texas: A Retrospective “Tasting” with Father Garcia de San Francisco y Zuniga “When we entered the region,

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Texas Black Spanish – The Grape Otherwise Known as Lenoir

December 16, 200812 years ago VintageTexas 358 Views 19 Comments Bastrop, Black Spanish, Bryan, bunches, Burgundy, Chisholm Trail, Double Barrel Age, Dry Comal Creek, El Paso, France, Franklin Houser, Fredericksburg, grapes, Herbemont, Jacques, Jacquez, Lenoir, Lone Wolf, Messina Hof, Papa Paulo, Phylloxera, Pinotage, Port, root stock, South Africa, Texas, vines, vineyard, wine, winery, Zinfandel

Texas Black Spanish – The Grape Otherwise Known as Lenoir: Regional Character, International Reputation :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Update: For a Video on

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Write Off the Vine – Texas Wine News

December 12, 200812 years ago VintageTexas 18 Views 0 Comments Auler, books, Christmas, curmudgeon, El Paso, Fall Creek, holiday, Houston International Wine Competition, longhorn, mission, News, Piney Woods, Texas, Texas Best Wine, Texas Moon Magnolia, wine, winners, Ysleta

Write Off the Vine – Texas Wine News Houston International Wine Competition Winners The results are in from the sixth