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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2020 · 1H 30M

Understanding Wine Distribution in Texas

from This Is Texas Wine · host Shelly Wilfong

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Ever wonder how wine gets from the Texas winery to a wine shop or restaurant? And who decides which wines appear on the store shelf? In this episode, I interview Derek Rogers from Serendipity Wines and Eric Sigmund from Reddy Vineyards to get perspectives on distribution from a wine distributor and from a winery. I share my recent Texas Hill Country harvest experience at Ab Astris Winery and talk about the William Chris Vineyards 2019 Wanderer Series Relief Project Red Blend. There's plenty of Texas wine news too!

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