Category: Hill Country Press

Much like marveling at the changing leaves in New England each fall, wildflower spotting each spring in the Texas

In February, as a polar vortex pummeled Texas with unseasonably freezing temperatures for 10 days, Julie Kuhlken of

There's a lot to see in the Lone Star State, so pack up your car and make a beeline for these historic, scenic, and

This spring, you can sip and stop to smell the wildflowers on the Wine & Wildflower Journey in the Texas Hill

John Rivenburgh, winemaker, grape grower, and owner of Kerrville Hills Winery has been elected President of

The 2021 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition was completed on March 5. There were over forty-eight judges,

It’s too early to know the impact February’s massive Texas storm will have on the state’s wine industry. The first

Now that 2020 is in the rearview mirror, start the new year off right by taking a getaway to Fredericksburg. It can

With the Covid-19 crisis still limiting or preventing in-person gatherings, many wine conferences and educational

From distillery tours to beer brewery tours, visiting the very place our favorite beverages are made is probably a