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Happy Thanksgiving and Holidays to you all!
We will be closed for Thanksgiving Day and for Christmas Day, but we will be open the day after each holiday at our Grapevine tasting room. So make your plans to come visit us, and try our High Plains Sunset Rosé that would be wonderful for your holiday’s celebrations. Blessings, Betty
Late freezes in the Vineyards on the High Plains
We have had apricots in our orchard for enough years to be accustomed to freezing weather in the spring after the trees have budded out. It happens rather routinely here on the High Plains. We quite frequently will have peaches, but we don’t get a crop of apricots many years. The reason is that the…
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2013 Farm Family of the Year
Yesterday was the Terry County Soil & Water Conservation District annual farm tour. This organization and the farmers in our area value the conservation of our land and water. We hope to pass to our children and the next generation land that is in better condition that it was when it was entrusted to us…
Drought on the Texas High Plains
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2nd Annual Toast & Roast
The Texas Food & Wine Foundation is hosting their 2nd annual Toast & Roast at the Stonehouse Villa We were so excited to have our Cloudburst named as one of the top Texas wines of 2015 by Texas Monthly Magazine. Now the Texas Food & Wine foundation is partnering with Texas Monthly and Jessica Dupuy for an…
