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Champagne

Make Valentine’s Day Sparkle with a Bit of “Romance in Your Glass”

February 2, 2026 admin 0

Some have even called sparkling rosé wines… “Romance in a Glass”. What better way to say I love you to your special someone than with a splash of pink effervescence over dinner or by the warmth of a crackling winter’s fire. […]

Family Winery

Scagliola Giacomo e Figlio SiFaSol Canelli Moscato d’ Asti – Wine Infused with Goodness

January 26, 2026 admin 0

The eyes greet this wine with its inviting golden color; then the perfume of citrus, honeysuckle and musk waft above it. The palate jumps to life with a titillation of tiny and silky carbonated bubbles, and medium-plus acidity to create a refreshing balance with sweetness. […]

Chardonnay

San Felice “In Avane” Chardonnay: An Unexpected Tuscan

January 22, 2026 admin 0

The 2023 In Avane Chardonnay Toscana from San Felice harkens the ancient Etruscan culture known for its art and unique language. It defines a modern Etruscan experience embodied in the artistic creativity and language of wine. In Avane Chardonnay, a new member of the Chardonnay A-List Fraternity. […]

grape growing

VintageTexas.com – From Texas and Beyond

January 15, 2026 admin 0

Many also know that I typically cast a wide net around the definition of “local wines”. As it happens, where ever I tend to be in Texas or on many of my worldwide travels, I try to experience the wines local to that region. […]

Aglianico

The Wineslinger Chronicles: On “the road less traveled”, Texas Touriga and Aglianico will bring you happiness

August 25, 2025 admin 0

Texas wine appreciation is encouraging individuality, embrace uncertainty, and seek growth and discovery of something that can be both different and unexpectedly good. […]

California Wine

The Wineslinger Chronicles: Not My First Rodeo with Merry Edwards Sauvignon Blanc, and Definitely Not my Last!

August 2, 2025 admin 0

Another special aspect of Merry Edward’s Sauvignon Blanc, is its substantial percentage of Sauvignon Musqué, approximately one-third versus the balance of Clone 1. However, you might ask, “What is Sauvignon Musqué? I’ve not heard about that.” […]

grape growing

The Wineslinger Chronicles: Winemaker Kim McPherson’s Impact Has Had a Big Effect on Texas Wine

July 27, 2025 admin 0

Sometimes people think that we’re just assholes, all bitter and cynical, when we talk about it. That’s just not the case. I’m just not telling you that it’s going to be all fun, but I am telling you the truth. It’s still hard work here, but I have proven that good Texas wines can be made (in Texas) at an affordable price. […]

grape growing

The Wineslinger Chronicles: A New Texas Wine Industry Emerges

July 20, 2025 admin 0

Texas vineyards and wineries now appear to be able to grow what was called the “Rolls Royce of Grapes”, European Vitis vinifera, and make their wines and widely market them like they did in California. […]

Cabernet Franc

The Wineslinger Chronicles: Honestly Good Wine at Frogtown Cellars in Northern Georgia

July 12, 2025 admin 0

We found out that it is an understatement to say that Craig Kritzer at Frogtown Cellars is an outspoken leader in promoting Dahlonega Plateau AVA’s fine wine growing and winemaking. […]

Albarino

Newsom Vineyards: Meetup with an Old Friend in Comfort, Texas

July 19, 2024 admin 0

A couple weeks ago, I was driving through Comfort, Texas, and to my left I saw an old friend. It was a friend that I first met in 2008 at the Newsom family’s Rock’n-N B&B […]

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