Sounds like a great pairing.
Blessings,
Betty
Sounds like a great pairing.
Blessings,
Betty
Wow, I have been so lazzzzy lately. I haven’t been keeping you guys up to date on what is going on here. Instead I have been doing routine stuff like washing clothes, reading to children, teaching them how to find the area of a circle, painting pictures with creative little ones, looking at paintings of…
Wineries have been visiting us at Bingham Family Vineyards lately as we prepare to harvest grapes for them to make their award winning wines.
Today, we have been bottling more wine for your enjoyment, while other have been enjoying it. It looks like our first reviews are good. We are just getting started, but we hope you all enjoy the beginnings as we learn more each day. Jeremy Wilson over at The Texas Wine Lover blog did a review…
Bingham Family Vineyards had grapes in another awarding winning wine. Red Caboose Winery and Vineyards made a 70% Tempranillo and 30% Syrah blend which won a Silver in the 2009 Dallas Morning News Wine Competition last February. The Tempranillo came from our vineyard and the Syrah came from Gary McKibben’s vineyard at Red Caboose. Yea, Gary and…
Update: the High Plains Winegrowers as an organization no longer exists, but we do have our Texas High Plains Wine Trail to educate you on the grapes and terroir of the Texas High Plains AVA
The Houston Chronicles did a blind tasting of Duchman 2010 Vermentino made with our vermentino grapes. Here’s a link to the article. Here is some of what they had to say: “Duchman winemaker Dave Reilly says the wine, made from Bingham Family Vineyards High Plains grapes, is the best he’s ever made, and we won’t argue with…