Category: Wine in Restaurants

On A Texas Wine Mission I need your help to achieve one of my New Year’s Resolutions. I resolve to get more Texas Wines into Texas Restaurants. I have noticed [...]

LAST MINUTE SHOPPING FOR YOUR WINE LOVER

Last Minute Shopping for your Wine Lover It’s about a week before Christmas and still scouring your mind for gift ideas for your wine lover. A good bottle of Texas [...]

TEXAS’ INTERNATIONAL WINE AMBASSADORS

Texas’ International Wine Ambassadors Texas has two International Wine Ambassadors that have taken Texas Wines to 36 countries and on numerous river cruises in Europe. Paul Bonarrigo and his Bride, [...]

WINING DOWN FOR THE DAY WITH A TEXAS WINE

Wining Down for the Day with a Texas Wine The weather is cooling down and providing great opportunities to visit with your friends either on the street or on the [...]

MAKE EVERY DAY A TEXAS WINE DAY!

Make Every Day a Texas Wine Day! As Texas Wine Month slowly ends with its hype, why not make EVERY DAY a Texas Wine Day? Texas is producing many outstanding [...]

John Rivenburgh runs a Wine Incubator in Texas

THERE’S AN INCUBATOR IN TEXAS

There’s An Incubator in Texas Let’s find out about this “wine incubator” in Texas during Texas Wine Month. Kerrville Hills Winery is being used as an incubator to start new [...]

Enjoying Texas Wine Month

Enjoying Texas Wine Month Every month is a great wine for Texas wine. The Texas Department of Agriculture has specifically declared October as Texas Wine Month. The grapes has been [...]

Texas Wine Comes to Spolight in October

Texas Wine Comes to Spotlight in October October 7, 2022 Texas celebrates Texas wines for the entire month of October…all 31 days! Twenty-six of the Texas Hill Country Wineries invaded [...]

Texas Wine as a Family Affair

Texas Wine as a Family Affair October has been officially designed as Texas Wine Month by the Texas Department of Agriculture. The vast majority of Texas wineries are “Mom and [...]

October is Texas Wine Month

October is Texas Wine Month The last of the Texas High Plains grapes are coming into the wineries, culminating a most unusual growing season. The Texas weather and a herbicide [...]