Time for Friends
and Family
Texas-Style
Time for Friends
and Family
Texas-Style
This summer, take a detour through Texas wine country—home to over 600 wineries across the state. From Hill Country to the High Plains, discover award-winning wines crafted with Texas-grown grapes and local flavors like peaches, wildflowers, and pecans.
Many wineries sit near state parks, rivers, and lakes—perfect for pairing a tasting experience with outdoor fun. Whether you’re picking up a bottle of crisp Blanc du Bois or enjoying BBQ with a bold Tempranillo, there’s a Texas wine for every occasion.
Plan a weekend getaway or stop in for an afternoon sip. The Texas Department of Agriculture proudly celebrates the communities and hands behind every bottle of Texas wine.
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Come celebrate a love of wine with fellow enthusiasts at a winery near you with tastings, dinners, concerts, and so much more.
January 1, 1970 @ 12:00 am - 10:00 pm
111 Rosewood Ave, Boerne, TX 78006
Boerne,
78006
United States
Summer Pairings
SHINING STARS: GULF COAST SHRIMP NACHOS WITH SPICY QUESO
Paired with a Bright Texas Pétillant Naturel
Pétillant Naturel is the perfect refresher for summer and enhances the delicate flavor of shrimp. The bold, chrisp character of this wine pairs beautifully with seafood like grilled shrimp. Notes of spice and lemon cut through the richness of the queso and the heat of the nachos, making it and excellent pairing.
TEXAS ESSENTIALS: MESQUITE-GRILLED TEXAS STEAK WITH BLUE CHEESE CRUMBLE & KETTLE-FRIED JALAPEÑO CHIPS
Paired with a Cabernet Sauvignon
While its medium acidity and bold flavors of black currant, blackberry, anise, and tobacco, Cabernet Sauvignon stands up to the intensity of mesquite-smoked steak. Its full body and high tannins complement the richness of the blue cheese and bring out the deep flavors in the wine, while balancing the heat from the jalapeño chips.
FIXINS: SWEET TEXAS MELONS & CITRUS
Paired with a Strawberry & Peach Moscato Frosé
Moscato Frosé, with its notes of citrus, ripe, pear, and honeysuckle, makes a refreshing and sweet summer drink. It pairs beautifully with seasonal Texas fruits like cantaloupe and sweet oranges. The light, semi-sweet body of the wine works well as a dessert option—and adding a touch of prosciutto brings a salty contrast that enhances the sweetness of the fruit.