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Texas Wine Jam – A Texas Wine and Music Festival That Gives Back

July 28, 2022 by Jeff Cope Leave a Comment

Texas Wine Jam 2022

Texas Wine Jam on September 4th is all about celebrating our love for great Texas wine and music while giving back to those communities that make it possible. The festival shines a light on new and off-the-beaten-path wineries along with a few “oldies, but goodies” that we’ve really come to love and the local music that feeds our soul and drives the “Cool” of Central Texas. It’s also about supporting two very impactful causes that support local music and local wine – The SIMS Foundation and Texas Wine Community Scholarships. Four dollars from every ticket sold will be split between these two organizations.

The festival features a showcase of 15 Texas wineries including Vinovium (event producer), 12 Fires Winery, Ab Astris Winery, Adega Vinho, Crowson Wines, Esperanza Winery, Hye Meadow Winery, Kuhlman Cellars, Saint Tryphon Farm & Vineyards, Siboney Cellars, Spicewood Vineyards, Westcave Cellars, Tatum Cellars, Sandy Road Vineyards, and Lost Oak Winery. A big element of this event is the raffle which will help drive bottle sales. For every bottle of wine a guest purchases at the festival, they are automatically entered into a raffle to win one of several mixed-cases of wine from wineries attending the festival, in addition to gifts sponsored by the festival’s Community Partners.

The festival also features three live performances from local bands. At 11 a.m., The Lost Pines take the Frost Bank stage. They are an Austin bluegrass band that was named a runner-up in the bluegrass category of the Austin Chronicle’s Annual Readers’ Poll. At 1:30 p.m., the Scott Strickland Band performs who is gaining notoriety for his big voice and budding songwriting talent that according to Matt Sullivan of DO512 is “reminiscent of Ritchie Havens, Bill Withers, David Crosby, or Joni Mitchell”. Lastly, the Joey Green Band performs at 4 p.m. who’s most recently known for his success on NBC’s The Voice. Green has become a household name in Texas for his rock ‘n’ roll to soul country rollercoaster ride of a live show.

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The festival is proud to call the following companies its 2022 lineup of Community Partners and Sponsors: The Wine & Food Foundation, Waterloo Sparkling Water, The Austin Texas Wine Society, The Vind, Sommly, Wrenwood Ranch, The Sustainable Food Center, Go Texan, and Frost Bank.

General Admission and VIP tickets are now available for sale at www.txwinejam.com for $45 and $55 respectively. VIP tickets allow for early entrance into the festival at 11 a.m. and include five additional raffle tickets. Other Festival features include food for sale from Chef Billy Brown of Sunday House Market and Cowboy Cantina as well as shopping from local vendors.

Texas Wine Jam is on September 4, 2022 (inclement weather makeup day – October 9, 2022). It will take place at 12 p.m. – 6 p.m. (VIP ticket holders can enter at 11 a.m.). The Wine Jam will take place at Vinovium Winery – 214 Edmonds Ave, Johnson City, TX  78636.

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