Pictorial: Texas Wine Dinner at the Bush Presidential Library It was a fine performance from the standpoints of both the wine and the food. Unfortunately, I have no pictures of the appetizers because I ate […]
Guest Blog: So You Want to Start a Winery in Texas The following exchange appeared on the Yahoo Texas Winegrowers Mailing List at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Texas_Winegrowers. I have asked permission from Caris and Jim to post their […]
Cowboys, Cabernet and More at the Bush Presidential Library I drove up from Houston to College Station, Texas, as a hazy, yellow sunset burned ahead in the sky, masked only by a few wisps of […]
2010 Lone Star International Wine Competition Brings New Experiences for Texas Wines, Wineries and Judges I have been a judge in the Lone Star wine competitions in Grapevine, Texas, (https://www.grapevinetexasusa.com) many years ago, but just got […]
Wine Walking in Granbury and Mind Tripping in the Brazos Hardscrabble Country I sailed out of Houston and out from under a low gray blanket of clouds threatening rain. After just a few miles, however, […]
Texas Wine Pairing: Pool Plunges and Satisfying Sips From Sacrebleuwine.com: Let’s begin the search for the perfect pool wines with the obvious. This pool is in Japan and the pictures taken back in 2007 but […]
Granbury Wine Walk 2010: Swirl and Sip….Taste and Tweet, Pick your Favorite Wines June 4th , Friday 2pm to 8pm, and June 5th, Saturday 11am to 8pm The Granbury Wine Walk is a unique wine, […]
Video: Dallas Wine Trail – A Wine Trail without Leaving the City This is the fifth in a series of eight videos on Texas Wine trails. This episode features the Dallas Wine Trail, a cluster […]
Write Off the Vine – Texas Wine News: May 25, 2010 Texas Wine Turns Political By JESSICA MEYERS / The Dallas Morning News Nestled alongside a buzzing highway and Grapevine’s suburban sprawl lies the future […]
Frencesco Quaglia: The Man at Val Verde Winery that Gave Texas Wine Heading east from Marathon, I looked out from the road and the isolation in this part of Texas provided me little to announce […]