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Write Off the Vine – Texas Wine News: December 16, 2011

December 16, 2011December 16, 201110 years ago admin 525 Views 1 Comment 2011 drought, B&B, Bed & Breakfast, Bell Springs Winery, Bob Cottle, Bordorosso, Brenham Texas, Brownwood Texas, drink local, Fredericksburg, Go Texan wine, Grape acreage, Hill Country, Hill Country Wineries, Holiday Wine Trail, Live Music, local wine, McPherson Cellars, Pleasant Hill WInery, road trip, Sangiovese, Solaro Estate, Southwest Farm Press, Spicewood VIneyards, Star of Texas, Tasting Classes, Texas drought, Texas Hill Country Wineries, Texas Hills Vineyard, Texas wine, Texas Wine Blog, video, William Chris VIneyards, YouTube

Write Off the Vine – Texas Wine News: December 16, 2011 Grape acres expand in spite of drought By Logan

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2011 Houston Wine Fest’s Almost Here: September 24-25, 2011

September 14, 2011September 14, 201110 years ago admin 558 Views 1 Comment 2011, Bernhardt Winery, Braman Winery, Calais Winery, Caldwell Family Winery, Cork This! Winery, culinary connoisseur, D'Vine Wine of Kemah, Enoch's Stomp Vineyard and Winery, Flat Creek Estate, Grape Creek Vineyards, Hakk Winery, Houston, Houston Wine Fest, Houston WineFest, Landon Winery, local wine, Los Pinos Winery, Pleasant Hill WInery, Red Road Vineyard & Winery, Retreat Hill Winery, Saddlehorn Winery, Sunset Winery, Texas Legato, Texas Star Winery, Texas wine, The Nice Winery, wine enthusiasts

2011 Houston Wine Fest’s Almost Here: September 24-25, 2011 The Houston Wine Fest is a yearly, two-day festival dedicated to

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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 589 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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Great Texas Wines and Great Wines in Texas: Two Great Dinner Events in Central Texas

July 9, 200913 years ago VintageTexas 217 Views 0 Comments Austin, benefit dinner, Brennan Vineyards, Carillon, Celebrity Chefs, Central Texas, Chef Happy Abdelbaki, Condado de Haza, Cos d'Estournel, Devon Broglie and Craig Collins, dinner, Domaine Baumard, Driskill Grill, event, Gosset Champagne, Inn on the Creek, Jane Nickles, Jonathan Gelman, Josh Watkins, Kistler Chardonnay, La Condesa, Llano Estacado, Mark Sayre, mature wine, Michael Vilim, Mirabelle, Miss Jane, Pleasant Hill WInery, progressive dinner, Quarts de Chaume, Red Caboose, Rene Ortiz, Russian River, Salado, Streat, Taste of Salado, Texas, Texas Culinary Academy, Texas Hills Vineyards, TEXSOM, VintageTexas, wine, Wine and Food Foundation, Wine at its Peak, wine class, wine seller

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