Like Peas and Carrots, Art and Wine Go Together Chihuly has said, “No other material gives you color like glass does. No other material has the ability to take in light and radiate color like glass.” Like a work of … Continue reading
From the land of Don Quixote comes the sixth most widely planted variety on the planet. The Tempranillo grapevine grows so well in some parts of Texas, it is likely to become the “National Grape of Texas”. According to Kim McPherson, … Continue reading
A visit to Lubbock without visiting Llano Estacado is like eating Oreos without milk. When you think Lubbock, do you think Llano? When we told friends that we were traveling to Lubbock as part of Texas Wine Camp, everyone asked … Continue reading
** As you slowly coast down the scenic drive towards Cap*Rock Winery, you can almost imagine that you are in Napa Valley, with its Spanish mission style architecture and grand entry gates welcoming you in. We heard on our West … Continue reading
We want Your Vote!! Texas Wine Camp has been published in LocalWineEvents.com Top Food & Drink blogs. Now, we need your help to make us #1 on their list. WE NEED YOUR VOTE! As a blog receives more votes, it moves higher … Continue reading
“Your comfort zone is not a place that you want to remain in. Dare, discover, be all that you can be.” Catherine Pulsifer Would you like to travel way beyond your comfort level? Rent a Jeep and explore the Alpine … Continue reading
Did you know that ostriches do not bury their head in the sand? Blue Ostrich Winery is more than a boutique winery with a cutesy name. Prior to being a winery, the land was a working cattle and ostrich ranch. … Continue reading
We can’t believe that our wine camp journey is already celebrating one year on Facebook! It’s been a crazy fun year filled with new discoveries, wonderful new friends, and amazing wines. Here are a few highlights from the past year: … Continue reading
Doing Business the Old Fashioned Way What takes 60,000 cows each day to do? It is the number of cows needed to produce the cream for one day’s production at Blue Bell Creamery located right here in Texas. We were … Continue reading
Down the Long (and dusty) Winding Road . . . Located outside of Lubbock, down a dusty, winding road (not to take away from Paul McCartney’s song), you will find the fourth oldest winery in the State of Texas. They … Continue reading
