Wine Walk Blog – Wine Walk

Texas Hill Country Wine Camp The Texas Hill Country Wineries will provide for those fortunate few an immersive venture into Texas wines in one of the most popular wine regions [...]

Texas Wines for the Fourth

Texas Wines for the Fourth I remember our Bi-Centennial Celebrate in 1976 with the Judgment of Paris rocking the wine world. This blind wine tasting that was set up by [...]

RED, WHITE, AND BLEND

Red, White and Blend! Next Weekend marks the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence! It is a time of celebrations and a day of gratitude for having the freedoms [...]

HOW TO SENSE AND TASTE WINE

How to Sense and Taste Wine Wine and food have evolved over the centuries from a necessity to stay alive into a sensory thing. We use our five senses to [...]

MODERATION IN WINE

Moderation in Wine Wine has been around for centuries, tracing back to around 6,000 BC. Those early people found by accident that grapes can ferment into a nice beverage and [...]

THE ELEGANCE OF WINE

The Elegance of Wine Wine has evolved with foods to be an elegant pairing. While beer and burgers is a common thread, the elegance of wines paired with multi-course meals [...]

EXPLORING WINES VIA WINE EVENTS

Exploring Wines via Wine Events Most wine drinkers enjoy the same wines repeatedly. They do not know about the expansive world of available wines. Before the Judgment of Paris in [...]

MEMORIAL DAY OPENS UP A SUMMER OF WHITES AND ROSES AND MORE

MEMORIAL DAY OPENS UP A SUMMER OF WHITES AND ROSES AND MORE We celebrate and memorialize those who gave up their lives to protect and defend us this weekend. It [...]

ARE YOU A SUPER TASTER

Are you a Super Taster? It is exciting to sense that “A-HA!” moment when an individual finds out you are a “super taster.” It is not if you have educated [...]

WHY TEXAS GRAPE VARIETALS DIFFER FROM CALIFORNIA

WHY TEXAS GRAPE VARIETALS DIFFER FROM CALIFORNIA California seems to be setting the standards in the wine industry for Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlots, Chardonnays, and Zinfandels. Texas is producing a limited [...]