“The beautiful thing about Texas is not what specific variety we can make, but the diversity of the varieties that we can make.”
Kerrville Hills Winery Owner John Rivenburgh
Early in my wine drinking life, I was all about the red wine. At times I would practically shun white wine. Of
The #WinePW group of writers is talking about under the radar European wine regions this month. And I knew just the country whose wines I wanted to feature. Kosovo! Particularly those from Stone Castle Vineyards.
Sometimes I’m able to write an article with small amounts of research and can get
Aside from the obvious, one of my favorite things about wine are the great stories behind the bottle. So of course, when I heard the story of Judy Jordan (of J Vineyards & Winery fame) and her new project Geodesy Wines, I was hooked.
Tasting along
And my love affair of Oregon’s Willamette Valley continues. Not long after the likes of David Lett, Charles Coury and Dick Erath laid the foundation in the late 1960s, the first crop of pioneers put down roots to begin the greatness that the Willamette Valley would become. Along with names
Y’all, I am smitten! And I’m long overdue for this level of “smittenness.” I’m not sure if that’s really a word, but I’m not going to look it up and we’re just going to go with it. Work with me here.
Living in Houston, I have access to an amazing
I’ve been following the story of Cheramie Law for quite a while now as I loved seeing the story of a black female winemaker from Texas unfold. I was fortunate to really get to know her better as we were were both participants in Texas’ #ShareTheMicNowTx
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
Despite the heat (more likely BECAUSE of the heat) the harvest must go on. Texas Harvest 2023 is happening right now and August is full
Along with Anguilla, Alentejo is one of those places I visited recently that really spoke to my heart. Located in southern
