OK, so I tried for one cycle to do a bi-monthly Texas roundup – I combined May & June). I knew June would be busy with a family cruise and college visits for Thing 1, not to mention #LawyerLife in general, so I thought I would kill two birds with
When it comes to living in Texas, there aren’t many places I’d rather live than Houston. Sure the lack of natural beauty, crazy traffic, and non-existent zoning are detractors, but you can’t beat the people and for me, the city’s diversity is one of its standout features. I also love
Yes, I love a sunny, lush, green vineyard with plump, ripening fruit as much as the next person. But there is something special and serene about visiting wine country in the fall and winter. This is especially true during the holidays. The added twinkle from the Christmas lights along with
Anyone that names their cats Bordeaux and Riesling is all right with me. And this is exactly what Phil Baily, owner and winemaker at Baily Vineyard & Winery did. But apparently Bordeaux is the stinker
So after wining and dining in Budapest its only natural to want to go deeper into the fantastic wines of Hungary. Enter Eger and Szépasszony Völgy, or the Valley
Leithaberg exemplified certainly describes a visit at Weingut Markus Altenburger. And Markus Altenburger is the perfect person to tell you all about it. The Leithaberg DAC is a subregion of Burgenland and one of the oldest winegrowing zones in
Instead of my usual roundup of what’s going on in Texas Wine Country, I wanted to take the opportunity during March to highlight some fabulous
I’ve generally done a pretty good job of keeping ‘Corkscrew Concierge’ life separate and apart from #LawyerLife. Occasionally I’d see a few “office-associated” folks at
Living in Houston and wanting to visit Texas Wine Country isn’t always easy. And when I say ‘Texas Wine Country’ I’m generally talking about the
