How to Celebrate Black History Month in Texas
Texas has a rich and evolving African American history—from the abolition of slavery on Juneteenth to Barbara ... Read More »
Tannat Is the New Texas Wine Everyone Will Be Talking About
The growing throngs of oenophiles traveling what is known as Wine Road 290—the winery-heavy stretch of US 290 ... Read More »
Sure, You Know the Wine in Fredericksburg, but There’s More to This Place Than Just Great Vino
Just as I enter the city limits, I note the beautiful Hill Country University Center, where Texas Tech University ... Read More »
Val Verde Winery, the Oldest in Texas, Has Been Making Wine in Del Rio for 135 Years
In the border town of Del Rio, Val Verde Winery has been growing grapes and making wine near the banks of the Rio ... Read More »
Camp Comfort Provides an Antidote to Life’s Stressful Moments with Pizza, Bicycling, and Wine Nearby
Comfort’s effect on me during my recent visit mirrored my thoughts on my first trip more than 20 years ago: This ... Read More »
Waco Wine Shoppe’s Tasting Room Aims to Expand Your Wine Horizons
If you venture to Waco on any given day but Sunday, you’ll find Magnolia Market buzzing with starry-eyed devotees ... Read More »
3 North Texas Getaways—With Wine!
Escapes have little to do with flashy destinations and full itineraries. For most of us, the point of a getaway ... Read More »
Long and Wine-ding Road
The Texas Hill Country has long attracted visitors for its combination of outdoor recreation and historic towns, ... Read More »
Texas Wines Outshine
Now that the dust has settled from the 4th annual Austin Food & Wine Festival, which took place at ... Read More »
Wild West Wine Bar
Imagine yourself in Fort Stockton’s adobe Grey Mule Saloon, around 1894. Sidle up to the bar and order a shot of ... Read More »
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