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01/24/13
Not everyone embracing Sunday liquor store bill
State Rep. Senfronia Thompson, D-Houston, filed House Bill 421 on Jan. 9. If passed by both houses of the Legislature and signed into law by the governor, the bill will allow liquor stores in Texas to be open from noon to 10 p.m. on Sunday.
01/23/13
Texas' state water plan calls for heavy dose of conservation
Advocates for a new "conservation culture" want water-wasting to one day be as taboo as the littering vilified in "Don't Mess With Texas" ads.
01/22/13
Sisters fighting law to open Arizona winery-brewery
Sisters Shannon Austin Zouzoulas, 37, and Megan Austin Haller, 36, hope that the last obstacle in the way of their dream will also somehow get resolved: the fact that Arizona law prohibits opening a combination winery and brewery.
01/22/13
Nevada council to consider winery license
The Nevada City Council recently changed the city code to allow wineries to produce wine and brandy inside the city limits.
01/22/13
Bookkeeper arrested for skimming cash from Arizona winery
during the four-year period during which she recorded cash and checks in the ledger and made bank deposits, she had skimmed cash from the deposit totaling $81,114.42
01/21/13
Retailers Say Texas Wines Are Showing Rapid Growth
According to the Texas Wine & Grape Growers trade group, the Lone Star State currently has more than 245 bonded wineries, up 50% since 2007, while production rose 35% to 1.35 million cases between 2007-2011.
01/21/13
Sisters fighting law to open Arizona winery-brewery
Sisters work to overcome law standing in way of their dream, a combination winery-brewery
01/17/13
Phoenix Cartoonist Doug Pike Finds Wine World Funny and Profitable
He's not a grape geek per se, but local cartoonist Doug Pike knows a hell of a lot more about wine than the average recreational drinker. You might say he makes wine his business, given that he earns a nice chunk of change creating wine-centric cartoons for the likes of The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, CNBC, McGraw-Hill, The French Wine Society, and Robert Parker's online version of The Wine Advocate.
01/17/13
Texas Wineslinger: Things are growing fast at Bingham Family Vineyard
The Binghams now have more than 220 acres under vine either directly owned or that they manage. They grow 20 different grape varieties for 20 wineries, making theirs one of the largest and most varied vineyard operations in Texas.
01/15/13
Canelo Hills Winery sells to Flying Leap Vineyards
For 10 years, they've enjoyed the successes and challenges (freezes, frosts, hail storms, etc.) of running a family winery and producing fine Arizona wines; they are now ready to move on to other ventures.
01/15/13
Discount stores bringing $1 wine to Tucson
Three of Tucson's 99 Cents Only Stores have applied for beer and wine liquor licenses. Eric Schiffer, CEO of 99 Cents Only Stores, said they will sell full size bottles of quality wine.
01/15/13
Texas representative from Houston area wants to OK sale of liquor on Sundays
However, the businesses would still have to be closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
01/15/13
Discount stores bringing $1 wine to Tucson
Three of Tucson's 99 Cents Only Stores have applied for beer and wine liquor licenses
01/14/13
Arizona's Canelo Hills Winery sold to Flying Leap Vineyards, and other notes
The five-year-old Canelo Hills Vineyard and Winery in Elgin is being sold to Flying Leap Vineyards, which owns a Willcox vineyard.
01/11/13
Canelo Hills Winery sold, and other notes
The five-year-old Canelo Hills Vineyard and Winery in Elgin is being sold to Flying Leap Vineyards, which owns a Willcox vineyard
01/10/13
Nevada: Carrefour Vineyards sold; Vintage Wine Shop to close
We heard it through the grapevine: two mainstays of the Reno wine scene won't be with us much longer.
01/08/13
Austin Food & Wine Alliance Announces Grant Winners
The Austin Food & Wine Alliance's inaugural grants will help fund the first Texas apple orchard using organic practices, support a program raising heritage breed hogs and an initiative to provide local organic foods to low income families, and underwrite a documentary to teach Texas high school students about raising beef from pasture to plate.
01/07/13
Through the Grapevine: Looking ahead the Texas wine industry in 2013
"The No. 1 thing is there are a lot of new acres," said Bobby Cox, president of the Texas Wine and Grape Growers Association, and the Texas industry is changing very rapidly as far as the types of grapes being planted.
01/03/13
Texas: Oak Cliff winery, cider brewery await City Council vote next month
The zoning matters are scheduled to go before the City Council on Jan. 23. And the council's approval would need them lacking only a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission permit to get going.
01/02/13
Centennial wants to sell 13 liquor stores to Pilot Point company
Five liquor stores in Tarrant County would be sold by Centennial Beverage Group to Cheers Spirits & Liquors of Pilot Point as part of a deal submitted for approval in U.S. Bankruptcy Court
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