In a bit of a turn of events, the Texas Hill Country along with other parts of the state look to dominate this year’s wine harvest due to an unexpected fall freeze last October in the Texas High Plains, which caused significant damage for some large High Plains vineyards that historically provide the bulk of fruit for Texas wineries. As a result of the low yields and excellent vineyard management, however, the Texas High Plains vineyards are expected to deliver high-quality fruit.

While the coronavirus brought wineries to a standstill, there are some silver linings from the new experiences.

Texas wineries are now able to open their tasting rooms to 50% capacity. The Texas Fine Wine group of wineries takes the health and safety of their guests and staff seriously. We have opened with an abundance of caution to help keep you and our...

We invite Texas wine enthusiasts to join the #openlocalwine celebration on May 22 -- an opportunity to support local wineries around the country. With the COVID-19 crisis temporarily shuttering Texas winery tasting rooms, it's so important -- now...

The Texas wine community is coming together during the COVID-19 crisis with special wine offers, virtual tastings via Facebook, Instagram and Zoom, and other virtual social activities. One of these is the #TXWine Twitter Tuesday where...

The Texas Fine Wine wineries offer special offers and discounts while their tasting rooms are closed.

South by Southwest recently announced the 2020 series of James Beard Foundation dinners featuring nationally acclaimed chefs – and this year, for the first time, guests will enjoy Texas wines with their dishes.The exclusive red and...