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Guest Blog: Visual Wine Tasting (The Baker Method)

July 19, 2012July 19, 20128 years ago admin 18 Views 4 Comments Alamosa Wine Cellars, Don Pullum, drink local, Guest Blog, Jim Baker, Jim Johnson, local wine, Sandstone Cellars, Texas wine, TXwineGeek, visual tasting, visual wine tasting, wine and art, Wine Tasting

Guest Blog: Visual Wine Tasting (The Baker Method) by Jim Baker (TXwineGeek) Some of you may have already seen, the

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Guest Blog: Sandstone Cellars Winery (Mason, TX)

November 1, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 10 Views 1 Comment Don Pullum, Guest Blog, John Gehring-Liker, Manny Silerio, Mason, Mason Texas, Nebbiolo, Robert Parker, Scott Haupert, Syrah, Texas, Texas wine, The Alcoholian, Touriga, wine

Guest Blog: Sandstone Cellars Winery (Mason, TX) By JohnGL, The Alcoholian A dry county deep in the heart of Texas is an

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On DrinkNectar.com: Texas Wine Blogger Makes a Lebron-Style Announcement on His Future

September 29, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 14 Views 2 Comments announcement, Arizona, Ben Simons, blogger, blogging, California, CapRock Winery, DrinkNectar.com, Gruet, Guest Blog, Hill Country, Houston, Lubbock, Oregon, Texas, Vinotology, Washington State, wine, wine writing

On DrinkNectar.com: Texas Wine Blogger Makes a Lebron-Style Announcement on His Future In August, Ben Simons of Vinotology announced his

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Guest Blog: Wine Making, Texas Style at Bluff Dale Winery

September 23, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 10 Views 0 Comments Agricultural Journalist, blogging, Bluff Dale Texas, Bluff Dale Winery, Call all guest bloggers, David and Theresa Hayes, David Hayes, farming, Fermentation, Flow Mound, Freelance, grape growing, grapes, Guest Blog, Nathan Smith, Tarleton State University, Teas, TEnnessee, Texas wine, Texas wine blogging, Texas winery, Theresa Hayes, vineyard, wine, wine legislation, winemaking, winery

Guest Blog: Wine Making, Texas Style at Bluff Dale Winery By Nathan Smith, Freelance Agricultural Journalist From Italian hillsides to

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"The Unfinished", A Remarkable and Enchanting Tale in Barolo

April 17, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 8 Views 3 Comments Barbera, Barolo, culture, Fratelli Alessandria, grape, Guest Blog, harvest, Italian, Italy, Matthew Frank, Nebbiolo, picking, Piedmont, Piedmonte, Piemonte, Pittatore, Sandrone, The Unfinished, vineyard, wine, wine culture

“The Unfinished”, A Remarkable and Enchanting Tale in Barolo Guest Blog by: Matthew Frank To research “Barolo” Matthew Frank (http://matthewgfrank.com/?page_id=137)

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Sweet Jesus…..This is Definitely NOT California Wine Country

April 13, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 9 Views 0 Comments Alamosa, Becker, bluebonnets, Brennan, Cactus, Cornelious, Flat Creek, Francesca's, Grenache, Guest Blog, Inwood Estates, La Cantera, Llano Estacado, McPherson, Newsom Vineyards, prickly pear, Provencal, Raven, Resort, Sangiovese, sommelier, Steven Krueger, SuperTexan, Tempranillo, Texas, video, Viognier, Viva VIognier, Viviano, Westin, wine

Sweet Jesus…..This is Definitely NOT California Wine Country Guest Blog: Steven Krueger, Resort Sommelier, The Westin La Cantera Resort http://www.westinlacantera.com/dining I have found

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Guest Blog: Powerful Wines and Powerful Thoughts for the Texas Wine Industry

March 10, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 25 Views 8 Comments Austin, California, Caymus, Chappellet, Chateau LaFitte, continental, Dallas, Dan Gatlin, Europe, France, fruit bomb, Golf, Guest Blog, Hawk Crest, Houston, I-35, Inwood Estates Vineyards, land, Latour, Liberty School, minerality, Mouton, Napa, new world, New York, old world, palate, Phelps, place of origin, second lable, Sequndo, site selection, St. Estephe, St. Julien, Stags Leap, Terry County, Texas, varietal selection, vineyard, Vineyard at Florence, west coast, wine, winery

Guest Blog: Powerful Wines and Powerful Thoughts for the Texas Wine Industry by Dan Gatlin, Inwood Estates Vineyards This article

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Winemaker Guest Blog: "Texas Winegrowers" after Ten Years – Are we having fun yet!

June 20, 200911 years ago VintageTexas 16 Views 0 Comments Bobby Smith, Brushy Creek, Drink Local Wine, Food and Wine Foundation, Gabe Parker, Go Texan, grape growing, Grayson Community College, Guest Blog, internet, issues, Les Constable, Munson Viticulture Enology Program, Pierce's Disease & Education Program, politics, Texas, Texas Sommelier Conference, Texas Terroir, Texas Wine and Grape Grower's Association, Texas Wine Grape Network, Texas Wine Marketing Assistance Program, Texas Wine Marketing Institute, TWGGA, VintageTexas, wine, Wine Society of Texas, winemaking, working together, Yahoo groups

“Texas Winegrowers” after Ten Years: Are we having fun yet! Guest Blog by Les Constable Texas Winegrowers List Owner Owner/Winemaker,

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Guest Blog: All Texas Wines…All the Time

May 29, 200911 years ago VintageTexas 39 Views 1 Comment Austin, Austin Wine Festival, Band of Heathens, BBQ, Becker Vineyards, Driftwood Vineyards, festival, Flat Creek, Guest Blog, Haak Vineyards, Jane Nickels, Memorial Day, Modern Day Drifters, Red Caboose Winery, Salt Lick, seminar, Singing Waters, Texas, Texas Culinary Academy, Texas Renegades, Three Dudes Winery, Ultimate Culinary Educator, wine, wineries, WineSpeak 101

All Texas Wines…All the Time The Third Annual Austin Wine Festival By Guest Blogger, Jane A. Nickles This past weekend

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Mysterious Alchemy – The Aging of Wine: Part 3

December 22, 200811 years ago VintageTexas 10 Views 0 Comments aging, Alamosa Cellars, appreciation, Becker Vineyards, Bordeaux, Burgundy, Castle Hill Cafe, cellar, chateau, Chianti, Christmas, connoisseur, dinner, Dominus, drinking, Fall Creek, Flat Creek Estate, Guest Blog, Insignia, Inwoods Estates, Margaux, McPherson Cellars, Messina Hof, Michael Vilim, Mirabelle, Montelena, new world, old world, palate, Papa Paulo Port, Rhone, Ridge, Riesling, Rioja, scholarship, secondary flavor, Stone House, tannin, Temparnillo, Texas, Texas Hills Vineyards, Texas Legato, Viognier, wine, Wine and Food Foundation, wine lover

Mysterious Alchemy – The Aging of Wine: Part 3 Three Part Guest Blog by Michael Vilim Michael Vilim is an

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Mysterious Alchemy – The Aging of Wine: Part 2

December 21, 200811 years ago VintageTexas 8 Views 0 Comments aging, appreciation, Bordeaux, Burgundy, Castle Hill Cafe, cellar, chateau, Chianti, Christmas, connoisseur, dinner, Dominus, drinking, Guest Blog, Insignia, Margaux, Michael Vilim, Mirabelle, Montelena, new world, old world, palate, Rhone, Ridge, Riesling, Rioja, scholarship, secondary flavor, tannin, Temparnillo, Texas, Viognier, wine, Wine and Food Foundation, wine lover, Zinfandel

Mysterious Alchemy – The Aging of Wine Three Part Guest Blog by Michael Vilim Michael Vilim is an Austin-based restaurateur

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Guest Blog: Mysterious Alchemy – The Aging of Wine

December 20, 200811 years ago VintageTexas 14 Views 0 Comments aging, appreciation, Bordeaux, Burgundy, Castle Hill Cafe, chateau, Chianti, Christmas, connoisseur, dinner, drinking, Guest Blog, Margaux, Michael Vilim, Mirabelle, new world, old world, palate, Rhone, Rioja, scholarship, secondary flavor, tannin, Texas, wine, Wine and Food Foundation, wine lover

Mysterious Alchemy – The Aging of Wine Three Part Guest Blog by Michael Vilim Michael Vilim is an Austin-based restaurateur

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Recognizing Great Wine….Guest Blog

November 16, 200812 years ago VintageTexas 8 Views 3 Comments characteristics, foundation, Grenache, Guest Blog, Michael Vilim, quality, Sangiovese, Syrah, Texas, video, Viognier, wine, Wine and Food Foundation of Texas, Wine Tasting

Recognizing Great Wine….Guest Blog by Michael Vilim Michael Vilim is an Austin-based restaurateur with two first-class restaurants: Mirabelle and Castle Hill