wine

One of Lubbock's big wine events is back and ready for you.

If you are looking for something interesting to do in Lubbock this Valentine's Day, maybe a murder mystery party will help put a little excitement into your relationship.

We all know that Santa likes to have a little milk with his cookies as he goes house to house dropping off presents for the good boys and girls. But what if Santa didn't have to get out that night? Would he prefer to pair those cookies with something a little stronger perhaps...

Let the grapes do the talking with all the amazing wines we have out here in the High Plains. If you are looking to try some new spots in the area for wine this is the place to be. Here is a full list of the wineries in the High Plains and where they are located...

Calling all wine lovers! Are you looking for a fun (and delicious) new hobby? Give wine making a spin! Not only will you literally get to enjoy the fruits of your own labor, but it’s something you can share with friends too. With the many different wine-making kits that are available, it’s never been easier to start making your own wine as a fun and rewarding DIY hobby. Take a look at some of these beginner-friendly kits, and start making your very own wine!

The Lubbock Uncorked Wine Festival presented by Market Street is coming up this Saturday, April 2nd from 1 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and as the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce likes to put it, the event will really be about celebrating the wine industry on the South Plains and throughout the state of Texas...

If you are looking to try something a little different and don't mind a short road trip, Honey Buzz Winery and Creek House Honey Farm in Canyon, TX need to be on your to-do list. Creek House Honey Farm is a, well, honey farm and now a destination in Canyon. On ...

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Attendees will be able to sample wines from all over Texas and enjoy live music.

When I first read this story I thought, "Here we go again, Florida Woman does XYZ..."

It’s usually Austin that's praised for its music and art scene. But having a writer from an Austin magazine praise Lubbock? Yes, please.

Americans love dry, red wines. In Texas, that percentage is actually larger.