The Johnson City stretch of the 290 Wine Trail is upping its game, and I’m here for it! Little by little, the small, sleepy town is starting to hold its own when it comes to Texas wine tourism. On my most recent trip out there, I thought I’d try out
We’re halfway through the year! I can’t believe it! Seems like it was just New Year’s Day when I had the dreaded ‘rona. Well just like every other month, things are still happening in Texas Wine Country. And since I’m so overdue for a trip out there, I think I’m
I’m a little late this month. The end of May was fast and furious with graduation for Thing 1 and all that entails, getting Thing 2 across the end of the year finish line with parties, art festivals and the like, a family reunion/crawfish boil, and a family vacation to
You’ve heard me say it before – Texas is bigger than France. So it’s no wonder that it has a wide diversity of wine grapes grown throughout the state. Just think about all the different wines you’ve seen in France. The difference is, France has been doing it for centuries
I can’t believe we’re actually now in the month of May! April seriously went by in a flash. It was here and then it was gone. I guess spending a week in Spain makes it go even faster. More on that coming soon! But for now, we’re talking about what’s
OK, I’ll admit that I don’t drink a lot of wine under $15, but I do occasionally indulge. I mean, I just did my taxes and your girl could definitely use a break! Part of it is in the name of research. I mean, somebody’s gotta do to. But part
Sure, for those in the know, my title for this article is a no-brainer. But if you’re not in the know, please be sure to
So here we are again at the close of another year where I share my most memorable wines of the year. At the beginning of
I have to say that these roundups are even more fun when I’m headed out to Texas Wine Country or have just returned. In this
