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 check out my article on the work that John Rivenburgh is doing through his Kerrville Hills incubator for the Texas wine industry. You can find
After taking October off from my roundup so I could share all the details from my most recent wine tasting and resort stay in the Hill Country, I’m back for all the upcoming November fun. Let’s check out what’s happening in Texas
As I mentioned in a recent post, the little town of Johnson City is doing some flexing and becoming quite a destination in Texas Wine Country. I have NEVER visited the area of the Hill Country that encompasses the 290 Wine Trail and not visited the
We are well on our way to Christmas, umm I mean fall. But y’all know we’ll blink and it will be Christmas. September finds (somewhat) cooler temps, particularly out in the Texas Hill Country, which means its a great time to head out there. September is also an opportunity to
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
What’s up y’all? This is one of my favorite times of the year – despite all the pollen and allergy flare ups! March is the
No, not THAT Georgia! I’m talking about the country – the Republic of Georgia! This European (or Asian) – depending on who you ask –
How are we even in April? My department head stood in my office on Friday, March 31 and marveled that we were at the end
