We Drink No Wine Before its Time in Texas

CyberCelt | July 28, 2007 in Food/Wine, Gardens/Tours | Comments (4)

Texas Wine

Texas is the fifth largest wine-producing state in the nation with
210 commercial vineyards and 95 bonded wineries.
Wine grapes are planted on over 3,200 acres in Texas.
More than eight tons of wine grapes are harvested in Texas each year.

Wine Harvest Time in Texas

August 4, Kiepersol Grape Stomp, Kiepersol Estates Vineyards & Winery, Tyler

Make an old tradition a new family affair with grape stomping in the vineyard. Open from 11-7, free to stomp, only $2 for a vineyard tour in horse-drawn carriage, wine tastings $1 per one ounce. Bring a lawn chair and relax.

August 4-5 and 11-12, Crush for Fun, Pleasant Hill Winery, Brenham

Get cool purple feet, t-shirt and a picture to prove it, adults taste wine and children drink kool-aid ($25 for adults/$15 for children)

August 17, 19, 24-26, Harvest Wine Trail, Johnson City

Just flash your Printed Trail Registration at each of the 22 wineries on the Harvest Wine Trail. Bring a designated driver. Only $25 per person. Call us at 866-621-9463.

August 25-26, 11th Annual Grape Stomp at Becker Vineyards, Stonewall

Climb into a half barrel of grapes and stomp. Souvenir Grape Stomp T-shirts will be available for sale. The event is complimentary, no reservations required. Contact us at 830-644-2681.

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4 Responses to “We Drink No Wine Before its Time in Texas”

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  1. Comment by CyberCelt — July 31, 2007 at 8:39 am  

    @Laurie-No, but I have been to Grapevine. I lived in Richardson and Plano before I recovered my senses and moved back down south. LOL

  2. Comment by Anonymous — July 30, 2007 at 7:13 pm  

    Fun! Have you ever been to GrapeFest in Grapevine? That’s my hometown :)

    Laurie

  3. Comment by CyberCelt — July 29, 2007 at 5:04 am  

    @louise-the Texas Hill Country has much the same features of the wine-growing areas of France. You may want to read this post about how a Texan saved the French wine industry. http://usaer.blogspot.com/2007/03/
    texan-saved-french-wine-industry.html

  4. Comment by Louise — July 29, 2007 at 1:23 am  

    Oh wow! I didn’t realise wine was grown so far south in the US.
    Now I have somewhere else to add to the trip I’m going to take through the US one day (I would have got there anyway – I have friends in Texas, but I didn’t know to look for wineries there :)
    thanks!

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