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Shout Out to Texas Wineries that Garnered Medals at the 2010 San Francisco International Wine Competition

July 7, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 29 Views 4 Comments award, Becker Vineyards, Bernhardt, Bingham, Blanc Du Bois, blind tasting, Brennan, Bronze, Cabernet Sauvignon, California, Chenin Blanc, Claret, Dolcetto, Don Brady, double gold, Duchman, Estate, Flat Creek, Fuqua Winery, Gewürztraminer, Gold, Haak, Internation, judging, Lone Oak, Madeira, Malbec, Martin Vineyard, medal, Muscat Canelli, Muscato, Paso Robles, Pinot Grigio, Prairie Rotie, Red, Robert Hall, Roussanne, San Francisco, Silver, Tempranillo, Texas, Texas Appellation, Texas High Plains, Torre di Pietra, Trebbiano, Viognier, wine, wine competition

Shout Out to Texas Wineries that Garnered Medals at the 2010 San Francisco International Wine Competition The 2010 San Francisco

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2010 Lone Star International Wine Competition Brings New Experiences for Texas Wines, Wineries and Judges

June 9, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 706 Views 1 Comment Alawine, Arizona, Arizona Stronghold, award, Barbara Worley, Barbera, Becker, Bending Branch, Biltmore Estates, Blush, Bodegas Paso Robles, Brennan, Bruno & George, Cakebread, Calais, Certenberg, Clementine, Cocktail, CrossRoads, D'Vine Wine, Driftwood, Enoch's Stomp, Fairhaven, Fall Creek, Georgetown, Go Texan Google, gold medal, grand star, Grape Creek, Grapevine, Haak, Homestead, international, Jodie Post, JonBonnell, judges, judging, Khatter, Kiepersol, Konstantin Frank, Llano Estacado, Lone Oak, Lone Star, Los Pinos, Mandola, Master Sommelier, McPherson, Messina Hof, Michael Zerbach, Pedernales, Peregrine Hill, Pillar Bluff, Pleasant Hill, Port, Red Caboose, Red Road, red wine, RenieSteve, Robert Hall, Rose, San Martino, Seifert, Silver medal, Stone House, Sunset, Texas, Triple R Ranch, Vinology, Viognier, Water 2 Wine, white wine, wine, wine competition, Wine_Curmudgeon, Zin Valley

2010 Lone Star International Wine Competition Brings New Experiences for Texas Wines, Wineries and Judges I have been a judge

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Texas Wines Win at 2010 National Womens Wine Competition

April 7, 201010 years ago VintageTexas 28 Views 1 Comment 4 You, Black Spanish, Blanc Du Bois, Bronze, Cabernet Sauvignon, California, competition, Enoch's Stomp, Gold, Haak Vineyards, Jacquez, judging, KE Cellars, Kiepersol, Lea Pierce, Lenoir, Madeira, Merlot, National Women's Wine Competition, Santa Rosa, Silver, Texas, Torre di Pietra, wine, winery, women

Texas Wines Win at 2010 National Womens Wine Competition Torre di Pietra Vineyards (www.texashillcountrywine.com) Torre di Pietra Texas (Hill Country:

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A Long List of Texas Wines Bring Home Awards from the 2010 Houston Rodeo Wine Competition

November 28, 200911 years ago VintageTexas 52 Views 1 Comment 2010, awards, Becker Vineyards, Brennan, Bronze, Bruno & George, Circle S, Enoch's Stomp, Fall Creek, Flat Creek, Georgetown, Gold, Grape Creek, Haak, Houston, international, judging, KE Cellars, Kiepersol, LightCatcher, Livestock Show and Rodeo, Llano Estacado, Mandola, McPherson, medals, Messina Hof, Peregrine Hill, Red Caboose, Red Road, Reliant Center, Retreat Hill, Rodeo, Rodeo Uncorked, Sandstone Cellars, Silver, small bites, Stone House, Sunset, Texas, Texas Hills, wine, Wine Auction, wine competition, Wine Show

A Long List of Texas Wines Bring Home Awards from the 2010 Houston Rodeo Wine Competition The 2010 Rodeo Uncorked!

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Up and Coming Local South Texas Wines and Winemakers Shine at the Austin County Fair Wine Show

October 28, 200911 years ago VintageTexas 36 Views 0 Comments Alan Kuehn, Austin County, Austin County Fair Board, Austin County Grape Growers Committee, Bluebonnet Master Gardeners Association, competition, Department of Agriculture, Don Bosse, entry, fair, fruit, grape, grape grower, judging, Lloyd Klaus, Louise Rice, Martha Tarkington, quilt, Ron Salkowski, Ron Zboril, tasting, Texas, Vicki Parker, wine, winemakers, wines

Up and Coming Local South Texas Wines and Winemakers Shine at the Austin County Fair Wine Show Guest Blog from

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Texas Wines Earn High Marks: 2009 Lone Star International Wine Competition

June 15, 200911 years ago VintageTexas 36 Views 0 Comments Barbara Werley, competition, Driftwood Vineyards, Enoch’s Stomp Vineyard, Grape Creek Vineyards, Grapevine, Haak Vineyards, judging, KE Cellars, Kevin Zraly, Kiepersol Estate, local wine, Lone Star International Wine Competition, McPherson Cellars, Messina Hof Winery, Michael Zerbach, Red Caboose Vineyard, San Martino Winery, Sixty Second Wine Expert, Texas, wine, wine evaluation

Texas Wines Earn High Marks: 2009 Lone Star International Wine Competition Medal Results from the 2009 Lone Star International Wine

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My Kindred Wine-Spirit in Tokyo

November 28, 200812 years ago VintageTexas 78 Views 2 Comments Asia, Bordeaux, Borsao, Bottle Shock, Burgundy, California, Carbernet, Chuo Budoshu, competition, France, Fujiyama, Grace, Grace Cuvee Misawa, Grace Koshi, Heitz Wine Cellars, Japan Wine Challenge, Judgement of Paris, judging, Kindred Spirit, Koshu, Merlot, microclimate, Nouveau, O.K. Corral, ringers, Sashimi, sommelier, Steve Spurrier, sushi, tasting, terroir, Texas, Texas Two-Sip, Tokyo, Trapiche, Villa Maria, wine

My Kindred Wine-Spirit in Tokyo As you may have seen in my previous blog posting, I had the opportunity to

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