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2nd Annual Texas Wine and Song FestivalThe 2nd Annual Texas Wine and Song Festival will be held this Sunday at the Copper Tank on the corner of Fifth Street and Trinity. The Festival features presentations about Texas viticulture, wine making and wine pairing all to a background of live music. The party starts at 3 pm and the live […] { 0 comments } |
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Flat Creek Estate makes great Texas winesNeil has a new Texas winery review up for Flat Creek Estate Winery in the Texas Hill Country. His review is very favorable, and we just wanted to recommend Flat Creek Estate as a winery that is helping push the quality of Texas wines forward. { 0 comments } |
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What happened at the Austin Wine Festival?We just wanted to let you know that our writeup of the Austin Wine Festival is online over at the Wine in Austin blog. { 0 comments } |
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History of Texas Wine - Part 2(Go to Part 1.) Prohibition knocked the Texas wine industry out, but it did not kill it. The early 70s was the low point for the Texas wine industry. The Texas Department of Agriculture reported less than 90 acres under production in 1970, but American interest in wine was on the upswing […] { 1 comment } |
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History of Texas Wine - Part 1(Go to Part 2.) Some of the excitement of wine is all the layers of history and culture that go into every bottle. As you learn about wine, you begin to see the connections between culture, religion, government, weather, soil, the winemaker, and the liquid refreshment in your glass. { 1 comment } |
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Austin Wine Festival - Jump starting my knowledge of Texas wineAccording to MSNBC.com, Texas is an emerging wine destination, and I intend to see what that tastes like at the 2nd annual Austin Wine Festival. The Festival will be held Memorial Day weekend, Saturday May 24th through Monday May 26th at the Domain in North Austin. The Austin Wine Festival sounds like a great chance […] { 1 comment } |
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Introducing Texas Vines and WinesAfter deciding to develop Texas wine as a topic for WineEnabler.com, I waited for inspiration for the first post. I did not want to sound like a chamber of commerce brochure spouting statistics and talking about travel opportunities. And I certainly did not want to start with my short career as a vineyard worker. So, […] { 0 comments } |








