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Update: 29th Annual Gulf Coast Winegrowers Field Day Rescheduled May 7th

April 15, 2021April 15, 20219 months ago admin 1813 Views 0 Comments Texas Gulf Coast, Texas wine, Vineyards, winegrowers

29th Annual Gulf Coast Winegrowers Field Day Rescheduled for May 7 – 8:00am – 3:30pm, Cat Spring Agricultural Society Hall, 13035 Hall

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2016 Texas Black Spanish/Lenoir Symposium: Taming the Beast…

May 6, 2016May 6, 20166 years ago admin 694 Views 4 Comments Black Spanish, Cat Springs, east Texas, Fran Pontasch, grape growing, Jacquez, Le Noir, Lenoir, Ohio, Pierce's disease, red table wine, Texas AgriLife, Texas Gulf Coast, Texas wine, winemaking

2016 Texas Black Spanish/Lenoir Symposium: Taming the Beast… According to Cat Spring grape grower and a symposium organizer Jerry Watson,

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VIDEO: GOTEXAN Twitter Tuesday Features Texas Winemaker Raymond Haak

July 30, 201110 years ago admin 224 Views 1 Comment #TXWine, Blanc Du Bois, Galveston County, GoTexan, Haak Vineyards, local wine, Madeira, Raymond Haak, Santa Fe Texas, Tempranillo, Texas Gulf Coast, Texas Twitter Tuesday, Texas wine, Tis the Season to be Tweeting, TWeetchat.com, winemaker

VIDEO: GOTEXAN Twitter Tuesday Features Texas Winemaker Raymond Haak Please join us for the next GO TEXAN Twitter Tuesday on

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Manifesto: The Texas Wine Discussion Starts with Diurnal Temperature Swings, But Goes So Much Further

July 17, 201111 years ago admin 295 Views 3 Comments acidity, adjustments to wine, aroma, Bordeaux, Cabernet Sauvignon, California, chardonnay, classic European grapes, color, Diurnal Temperature Flucuations, flavor, grape growing, High Plains, Hill Country, Houston, Italy, local wine, Mediterran, Mendoza, Merlot, Napa Valley, phenolic development, phenolics, pick early, pick later, Picpoul Blanc, Portugal, red sandy loam, Rhone Valley, ripeness, Sardinia, Sauvignon Blanc, Sicily, southern France, spain, sugar, sugar and acid, temperature swings, Texas, Texas Gulf Coast, Texas wine, vineyard, Washington State, wine grapes, winemaking

Manifesto: The Texas Wine Discussion Starts with Diurnal Temperature Swings, But Goes So Much Further How many times have you

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A Tale of Two (or More) Texas Rosés on a Hot “Summer” Afternoon

May 26, 2011May 27, 201111 years ago admin 394 Views 2 Comments Barbeque, Becker Vineyards, Black Spanish, Blush Royal, CapRock Winery, France, Gerbera Daisies, Granache, Houston, Lenoir, local wine, McPherson Cellars, Mediterranean, Messina Hof, Mourvedre, pink wine, Provencal, Pyrenees sheep’s milk cheese, Rose, Smoked turkey leg, Sophia Marie Rosé, spain, spicy sweet barbeque sauce, Spicy tuna roll, Strawberry Fruit Bar, Syrah, Texas, Texas barbeque, Texas BBQ, Texas Gulf Coast, Texas High Plains, Texas summer, Texas wine

A Tale of Two (or More) Texas Rosés on a Hot “Summer” Afternoon It’s Summer in Houston! Well, technically, we

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What’s a Texas Grape Like Black Spanish Doing in Sonoma?

May 9, 2011May 10, 201111 years ago admin 239 Views 6 Comments Black Spanish, Black Spanish Symposium, Blue French, California wine, Cat Spring, Francesco Qualia, Jacquez, Kaz, Kaz Vineyard and Winery, Le Noir, Lenoir, Texas A&M, Texas AgriLife Extension, Texas Gulf Coast, Texas wine, Val Verde Winery, Vitis aestivalis, Vitis bourquiniana, Wine bloggers conference, Wine Buz Radio

What’s a Texas Grape Like Black Spanish Doing in Sonoma? You better ask Kaz. That’s Winemaker/Owner Richard Kasmier, a.k.a. Kaz

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Want a Real Texas Wine and Wine Country Experience? Try the Gulf Coast

December 16, 2010February 1, 201111 years ago VintageTexas 225 Views 1 Comment Black Spanish, Blanc Du Bois, Cabernet Sauvignon, Carlos, Cowart, Favorite, Gulf Coast, Gulf Coast wineries, Le Noir, Lenoir, muscadine, Noble, PD, PD tolerence, Pierce's disease, snow birds, snowbirds, Southeastern Texas Wineries, Tempranillo, Texas, Texas Gulf Coast, Texas wine, travelers, Viognier, wine, wine trails, wineries, winery

Want a Real Texas Wine and Wine Country Experience? Try the Gulf Coast In 2010, the total producing acres of

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