45 episodes
Texas Under Vine Scott
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Exploring the many vineyards, wine businesses, and wine information found in the great state of Texas.
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Stoneledge Winery (Hill Country)
Send us a Text Message.In episode 41 of the Texas Under Vine podcast, we journey to the heart of Texas Hill Country wine country and uncork the story of Stoneledge Winery. Nestled in the charming town of Lometa, Texas, Stoneledge Winery boasts not only award-winning wines but also a breathtaking setting. Get ready for stunning vineyard views, a welcoming atmosphere, and of course, delicious wines as we explore what makes Stoneledge Winery a must-visit Texas wine destination. Tune in to ...
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The Austin Winery (Hill Country)
Send us a Text Message.Uncover the charm of urban winemaking as we toast to The Austin Winery's innovative spirit, nestled in the bustling heart of Austin. CEO and President Ross McLauchlan joins me to spill the secrets of their ten-year journey, from creating Texas wines to orange wines in clay amphoras. Our conversation flows through the essence of their "confusingly easy" philosophy that invites everyone to savor the joy of wine without the fuss.Step inside the eclectic space of The Yard, ...
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Fly Gap Winery (Hill Country)
Send us a Text Message.Saddle up for a visit to Fly Gap Winery on the latest episode of Texas Under Vine! This Mason County gem boasts a rich history dating back to the 1800s, when settlers named the land after a particularly nasty encounter with horseflies. Today, Fly Gap Winery honors that heritage with delicious wines crafted from passion and tradition. We'll explore their commitment to community, sip on their unique offerings made with 100% Texas grapes, and enjoy a heaping dose of Texas ...
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Fall Creek Vineyards (Hill Country)
Send us a Text Message.Journey to the heart of Texas Hill Country wine with Fall Creek Vineyards on the newest episode of Texas Under Vine! As pioneers in the Texas wine industry, Fall Creek has been crafting award-winning wines since 1975. We'll be exploring their dedication to using Texas-grown grapes, uncovering the secrets behind their signature lines of wines, and taking a peek behind the scenes at their historic Tow location. Whether you're a seasoned wine connoisseur or just starting y...
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Salado Winery Co. (Central Texas)
Send us a Text Message.Head to Salado, Texas in our latest episode of Texas Under Vine! Salado Winery isn't just a winery, it's a celebration of all things Texan. They craft delicious wines using grapes sourced from across the state, with a focus on Bell County fruit. Explore their dedication to local ingredients and sustainable practices. Whether you're a seasoned wine connoisseur or a curious newcomer, Salado Winery offers a warm welcome, informative tastings, and maybe even a chance to fin...
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Moose & Goose Winery (Central Texas)
Send us a Text Message.Craving a unique winery experience? Look no further than Moose & Goose Winery in Temple, Texas! This family-owned gem specializes in handcrafted fruit wines, offering a delightful alternative to traditional grape varieties. At Moose & Goose, the emphasis is on relaxation and fun. Enjoy a laid-back tasting with friends, meet the resident goats and guineas, or unwind on their gorgeous property with a glass (or bottle) of their award-winning wines. Whether yo...
Customer Reviews
Texas at its best!
We have been supporting Texas wine for 20 years. Thanks for giving us some new places to check out! Love this informative podcast! Well done!
Well done!
As a Texas Wine insider, I’m always looking for the new ways that wine lovers can discover Texas wineries. Texas Under Vine is a great resource! Scott does a great job of painting a mental picture of the winery he is visiting. His questions to the owner or winemaker are well formed and we get to learn about the story behind the winery. It’s a way to get to know the people in this great industry. Keep it up!!
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Enjoyed the content and we plan an annual trip with friends so this allows us to get to know wineries we haven’t visited yet. Thanks again for the information!