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Summer 2011 Brings New Chapters and Scorched Pages in the Texas Winegrowers Handbook

June 15, 2011June 17, 201111 years ago admin 194 Views 2 Comments Buffalo Soldiers, CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER, Davis Mountains AVA, drought, El Nino, Fort Davis, La Nina, local wine, McDonald Observatory, Texas, Texas Dought of 2011, Texas Wildfires of 2011, Texas wine, Watch Out For Fire, Watson Vineyard, wildfire

Summer 2011 Brings New Chapters and Scorched Pages in the Texas Winegrowers Handbook Earlier this year the news from Texas

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No Winery in Marfa. Nothing Here in Marfa But The Luz

May 11, 201012 years ago VintageTexas 306 Views 4 Comments Apaches, Blue Mountain, Chihuahuan desert, cowboys, Crazy Texans, Delores, Fort Davis, Limestone, Luz de Estrella, Marfa, Marfa Lights, paranormal, road trip, soil, spacemen, supernatural, Texas, viewing, vineyard, volcanic, wine, winery

No Winery in Marfa. Nothing Here in Marfa But The Luz This morning I stopped by Luz de Estrella Winery

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Oh, What a Beautiful Morning. Oh, What a Beautiful Place for Cabernet in Fort Davis, Texas

May 10, 201012 years ago VintageTexas 595 Views 10 Comments AVA, Beautiful Cabernet, Beautiful Morning, Blue Mountain, Blue Mountain Vineyard, Bob Cottle, California, chateau, Chateau Le Trailer, Delores Mountain, Fort Davis, gnarly old vines, grape, grape growing, growing, mile high vineyard, mountains, Napa Valley, Patrick Johnson, PD, Pierce's disease, Pleasant Hill WInery, Sauvignon Blanc, Texas, Texas Davis Mountain, travel, vineyard, volcanic soil, wine, winegrowing, wines that make themselves

Oh, What a Beautiful Morning. Oh, What a Beautiful Place for Cabernet in Fort Davis, Texas Out in Fort Davis,

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