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Guilty As Charged. Texas WineSlinger Admits, “I Drink Foreign Wine”

July 10, 201011 years ago VintageTexas 161 Views 4 Comments Argentina, Australia, Bandol, Barbera, Barolo, blog, Bordeaux, Cabernet, calibration, cellar palate, chateau, France, Haut Bages Liberal, Malbec, Mourvedre, Muscat, Napa Valley, Nebbiolo, palate, Pauillac, Rhone blend, Roussanne, Shiraz, South America, spain, tannat, Tempranillo, terroir, Texas, Texas Terroir, Texas wine, Vermentino, VintageTexas, wine, Wineslinger

Guilty As Charged. Texas WineSlinger Admits, “I Drink Foreign Wine” Yep! That’s right, I said it. It is a full

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

March 10, 201011 years ago VintageTexas 110 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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Mysterious Alchemy – The Aging of Wine: Part 3

December 22, 200812 years ago VintageTexas 114 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, 200812 years ago VintageTexas 136 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, 200812 years ago VintageTexas 127 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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