See the many wine, music, and other events happening at the 2021 GrapeFest Festival! Read More
“Texas Wine. Come and Taste It!” at GrapeFest 2021
GrapeFest 2021 will take place in Grapevine September 16, 17, 18, and 19 Read More
Spicewood Vineyards wins the 2019 “Tall in Texas” Award
Spicewood Vineyards was awarded the Tall in Texas award in 2019 Read More
GrapeFest Through the Eyes of a Texas Wine Lover
Shelly Wilfong attended the 31st Annual GrapeFest and provides tips on attending Read More
Lost Oak Winery and Brennan Vineyards named “Tall in Texas” Recipients
Lost Oak Winery and Brennan Vineyards have been named “Tall in Texas” recipients Read More
GrapeFest People’s Choice Wine Tasting Classic Winners
The 29th Annual GrapeFest was held in Grapevine and these are the People’s Choice Wine Tasting Classic winners Read More
GrapeFest 2014 Gets a Big Texas Toast
GrapeFest—the name alone is sufficient to send shivers down the spine of any wine lover, but particularly fans of Texas wine. Every year, I wonder, “How could they top last year?” but then the city of Grapevine rolls out the welcome mat, pulls out all the corks, and outdoes itself yet again. The 28th annual GrapeFest 2014 wasRead More
GrapeFest Uncorked 2014 Preview
Sample more than 160 Texas varietals from 44 Texas wineries at the People’s Choice Wine Tasting Classic, the largest consumer-judged wine competition in the United States, during the 28th Annual GrapeFest – A Wine Experience in Historic Downtown Grapevine September 11-14. Tickets for the popular GrapeFest event are limited; therefore, advance ticket purchase is highly recommended.
Messina Hof Winery is GrapeFest’s Texas Wine Tribute’s First “Tall in Texas” Award Winner
GRAPEVINE, TEXAS (July 25, 2013) – On Saturday, September 7, GrapeFest’s Texas Wine Tribute will unveil the brand new “Tall in Texas” award. One of the most exciting events held during GrapeFest, the largest wine festival in the Southwest, is the Texas Wine Tribute, a prestigious black-tie gala celebrating the growth and development of the Texas wine industry. In an effortRead More