Messina Hof Blog

With our Messina Hof Blog, you can read all of the recent stories about the latest developments in the Texas wine community. As the most award-winning winery in Texas, our family and friends love learning about the wine industry and the newest releases in our product lines. Stay informed with Messina Hof!

06.07.10

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The Structure and Composition of Grapes

Grapes are part of the berry family, being round to oblong in shape and containing up to four seeds. They... View Article

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06.03.10

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Harvesting and Processing of Grapes

Harvesting of wine grapes is a very important step of winemaking. Harvesting the grapes is determined by the ripeness of... View Article

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05.26.10

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Effects of Oak on Wine

Oak has an enormous impact and plays a big role in winemaking. Wine is in direct contact with the oak... View Article

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05.19.10

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Production of Champagne and Sparkling Wines

The name originates from the Latin ‘campus’, ‘campania’, or field. This is known today as Champagne. In 92 A.D., Emperor Domitian... View Article

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05.17.10

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Chardonnay Pairings

Tonight we had veal and wanted to drink our Private Reserve Chardonnay.  I decided to create a Lyonnaise sauce by... View Article

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05.14.10

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Special Events on the Cruise

During the Cruise we hosted 3 special events for our attendees.  Red Beret/Red Hat Event, Most Outrageous Outfit Event, and... View Article

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05.05.10

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Red Wine Pairings

Messina Hof is blessed to be located in the center of the Brazos Valley, the heart of Texas agriculture. Only... View Article

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05.03.10

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Spanish Wines

Some say the first vineyards in Spain were planted in Andalusia, on the southwest coast, which also might have been... View Article

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04.19.10

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Port Wines

Port is a great pairing for Cajun and Creole foods.  Some people think it is too sweet, but we have... View Article

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