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Are you a rosé fan? Do you look forward to all the new releases in the spring? Many of us are drinking copious amounts of
The first Friday in May is International Sauvignon Blanc Day, so pop open one of those easy-drinking, zippy white wines to toast the day. I recently
You ever read a card in the wine store that waxes poetic about “well-drained, sandy loam soil” and wonder what the heck they are talking
Tannat Day is April 14 and we have some Texas Tannat for that. Although it originated in South West France, interestingly enough, my first taste
“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
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
“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
Day 4 of our Santa Barbara adventure started with a return trip to Lompoc to visit a man whose passion about the region contributed to
You ever read a card in the wine store that waxes poetic about “well-drained, sandy loam soil” and wonder what the heck they are talking
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