New York Times - 36 Hours in Texas Hill Country
Posted on May 17, 2013
"These days wineries are almost as ubiquitous in the Hill Country as those ranch windmills that look like tall tin daisies." Read More
Six Great American Wine Regions: Texas Hill Country
Posted on May 13, 2013
Even wine production is bigger in Texas. Take Hill Country, a 14,000-square-mile expanse in the center of the state. With 32 wineries, it’s America’s second-largest AVA (American Viticultural Area, or grape-growing region with unique geological features)—and one of the nation’s fastest-growing, too. Vintners can thank the hot, dry weather, which is perfect for growing Mediterranean-style grapes such as tempranillo and syrah. Read More
Sneak off with that special someone with these 6 weekend getaways: Texas Hill Country Wineries
Posted on May 10, 2013
If you and yours consider yourselves winos, then saddle up for some sipping on a tour of the Texas Hill Country’s 35+ wineries. Mix and mingle with your fellow Merlot fans (we won’t tell Paul Giamatti), before returning to your digs at one of the area’s many quaint accommodations, such as the Blair House Inn, or the Mt. Gainor Inn. http://texaswinetrail.com/ Read More
Wine Wednesday: Texas Hill Country
Posted on May 09, 2013
For today’s #WineWednesday, TPG contributor Kristine Hansen takes us to one of the USA’s under-the-radar wine regions, the Texas Hill Country between San Antonio and Austin to try some wines you might not have heard of, all served with signature Texas hospitality. Read More
Texas Hill Country Wineries association grows to 36
Posted on April 10, 2013
Last week, the current 32 member wineries of the Texas Hill Country Wineries Association voted to add 3 new winery members and a second location tasting room for an existing member. This brings the total of association members to 36. Read More
Forbes Travel Guide: Out of the Way Wine Trails
Posted on March 13, 2013
Hill Country, Texas The trail: Just to the west of trendy Austin and to the north of quaint San Antonio is a pocket of 30-plus Hill Country wineries screaming for a weekend wine getaway. Read More
Fodors.com: American Wines from Unexpected Places
Posted on March 09, 2013
When most people think of American wine regions, they think Napa, Sonoma, Willamette Valley in Oregon, and possibly, New York's Finger Lakes region. But did you know that some excellent wines are produced in places like Arizona, Texas, North Carolina, and yes, even the bourbon capitol of the world, Kentucky? Read More
Texas Hill Country Wineries are awash in medals
Posted on March 08, 2013
It’s award season in the wine industry, and that means wineries across the Texas Hill Country are bringing home the gold, silver and bronze. Read More
Imbibe: Texas Terrior
Posted on March 06, 2013
Five reasons to open your mind to Lone Star wine. Texans don't give up easily. And when it comes to Texas wine, that's a good thing. Read More
THCW announces new board and more in 2013
Posted on March 05, 2013
Texas Hill Country Wineries, a marketing and events association of 32 member wineries within the Texas Hill Country AVA, voted in a new board for 2013. New events and marketing initiatives are slated for 2013 in a continued effort to reach a bigger audience. Read More
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