Becker Vineyards. Becker Vineyards is located in the Texas Hill Country, where Malbec wine grapes (one of the eight varietals grown here) seem to thrive. Their 2009 Malbec is a lovely, medium-bodied red wine, with aromas of black cherry and plum, followed by flavors of blackberry touched with chocolate. Serve this red wine with any kind of steak; it especially complements London broil and New York strip steak. Becker Vineyards also has a beautiful tasting room, as well as a lovely bed and breakfast. For more information on this Texas winery and its Malbec wines, click here.
Haak Vineyards and Winery. Located in Santa Fe, Texas, Haak Vineyards and Winery is the first and only winery in Galveston County. This Texas winery produces many award-winning wines, most recently taking several medals at the 2011 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Their 2009 Malbec is an outstanding, full-bodied red wine, with aromas of licorice and violets, and flavors of cherry and a hint of black pepper. Serve this terrific red wine with baked ham, pork chops, or a slow-cooked pork loin. For more information on this Texas winery and its Malbec wines, click here.
Texas Legato Winery. Another great Texas Hill Country winery, Texas Legato is located in Lampasas, Texas. They produce outstanding wines, and their 2005 Malbec is no exception. This medium-bodied red wine is loaded with fruit, from its aromas of blackberries and plum to its flavors of cherry and black currant. This wine goes very well with barbecued chicken, especially wings, although it will complement almost any chicken dish. For more information on this Texas winery and its Malbec wines, click here.
Sunset Winery. The handcrafted wines of this Burleson, Texas winery are some of the best you'll ever taste. They have two acres currently planted with Malbec grapes, and their 2005 Twilight Tango Malbec wine is as fun and delicious as its name implies. Like most Malbec wines, its aromas are heavy with black fruits, especially black cherry, with a note of roasted coffee beans as well. These are followed by flavors of vanilla and oak. This is a terrific red wine to serve with tacos, nachos, and all kinds of Tex-Mex dishes. For more information on this Texas winery and its Malbec wines, click here.
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http://www.beckervineyards.com/index.htm
http://haakwine.com/
http://texaslegato.com
http://www.sunsetwinery.com/ourWines.php
Published by Sally Ann Murphy
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5 Comments
Post a CommentSounds yummy!
I just had blackberry wine last night. We paired it with beef, and I see that is your suggestion, so we did good. The Malbec sounds like it is full bodied, and that is one my favorite types of wine.
I love blackberries and currants so a wine that tastes like that should be wonderful.
excellent ♥ thanks for sharing
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