(Courtesy of Fall Creek Vineyards)| Ed and Susan Auler are credited with starting the Texas Hill Country wine scene by planting Vitis vinifera vines at their central Texas ranch in 1975.

Clayton & Little has designed a private wine cave that nearly disappears into its surroundings. The wine cave is embedded into a north facing solid limestone hillside. The unassuming entry court ...

During our spring road trip from Austin to San Antonio, we decided to stop in the Texas Hill Country and spend a few days in ...

Located just 40 minutes outside Austin, Texas, Camp Lucy is the perfect secluded sanctuary in the heart of the Texas Hill ...

Texas wine is the real deal ... To wrap up our “Texas Hill Country Fermented Landscapes” tour, we spent the evening at Siboney Cellars’ infamous “Twilight Tasting,” an experience ...

Texas is rapidly becoming known as the “dream State” in the Wine World. The Texas Wine Industry re-started 44 years after ...

If a trip to Texas Hill Country is on your itinerary, you won't want to miss the opportunity to explore some of the area's excellent wineries. Numerous companies offer outings to explore the many ...

Take an unforgettable road trip through Texas Hill Country. Enjoy charming towns, a rich wine culture, and sweeping hills, then find hidden gems, from antiques to wildlife and Tex-Mex delights to ...

Clayton Korte has created private wine storage in a cave in Texas Hill Country that sits respectfully within its natural setting. The project is located on the site of an existing, excavated cave ...