20 Years of Texas Wine with Bénédicte Rhyne
Bénédicte Rhyne is my guest on this episode. If you don’t already know Benedicte, you’re in for a treat. In my interview with her, we talk about how Texas reminds her of her native Provence, how she strives for balance in winemaking, and her thoughts on the collaborative nature of the Texas wine industry.
Plus the latest news about the Texas wine industry.
Cheers, y'all!
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Mentioned in this Episode
Sommly is an online marketplace where wine enthusiasts can explore wineries, join wine clubs, read reviews and buy or give the gift of Texas wine. Similar to Etsy, Sommly enables artisan wineries to sell their wine direct-to-consumer and cut out the middleman. Sommly’s marketplace will be launching in Texas early this year. To learn more visit www.sommly.com or follow @sommly.wine on Instagram.
- Texas Grape Growers’ Lawsuit Stays in Texas Court
- Growth in Gillespie County Wineries
- H-E-B’s TexFest is February 16 - March 8!
- Results from San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
- Dr. Russ Kane on Texas Roussanne The “Roussanne Advantage”: The White Grape for Texas
- Texas Hill Country Wineries Symposium
Thanks to the Texas Department of Agriculture’s Texas Wine Marketing Assistance Program for sponsoring this podcast! Learn more at www.uncorktexaswines.com.
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Interview: 20 Years of Texas Wine with Bénédicte Rhyne
Bénédicte’s 4-Day Winemaking Course
Demerits and Gold Stars
Demerit:
Bummer that two Austin wine bars closed recently. Don’t forget to support bars and restaurants that serve Texas wine!
Gold Star:
New Sign for Texas Hill Country. (fingers crossed)
John Rivenburgh and Phillip Hawkins for leadership in Texas Hill Country Wineries association.
Shelly’s Wine Education Website: www.toastwinetalk.com
Thanks to Texas Wine Lover for promotional help! For the latest information on Texas wineries and vineyards, visit Texas Wine Lover
Wine & Food Foundation
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