Entries from Austinist tagged with 'thewine'
January 21, 2008
Image from the Wine and Food Foundation Website The Wine and Food Foundation of Texas Presents - Taste Washington – Austin!January 22, 2008One World Theatre (7701 Bee Caves Road)(6-9pm, $50 members, $60 non-menbers)[info] | [tickets]According to our trustworthy friends at the Wine and Food Foundation of Texas, Washington State has become a premium wine producing region. Even though the Washington Wine industry is relatively young, it is now the nation's second largest wine producer and......
Continue Reading "Wine and Food Foundation of Texas Spotlights Washington Wines Tomorrow"October 31, 2007
Rebecca Robinson won't sit still. In addition to her day job, Robinson is also an award-winning actor, garnering recognition as the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama for the 2006-2007 B. Iden Payne Awards. Austinist asked Robinson some questions about The Wine and Food Foundation of Texas and her role as Executive Director of the Austin-based organization whose membership reads like a a who's who of heavy-hitters in the growing Texas culinary scene. How did......
Continue Reading "Just Dishin': Austinist Interviews Wine and Food Foundation of Texas' Rebecca Robinson"September 17, 2007
We entered the park around 1:10pm to the strains of a seriously thrashy number from Yo La Tengo. It was impressive to hear how determined YLT were to throw out some serious noise rock at such an early hour. Being a bit sunburned and rather low-energy, we listened rather than watched, grabbed a blissfully freezing cold beer, and headed over to grab a spot for The National. The National (1:30pm): What perfect music for......
Continue Reading "ACL Fest Day Three Wrap-Up: Part One"August 21, 2007
Drink up! Austinite-by-way-of-Houston Mark Sayre has been named Texas’ Best Sommelier for 2007 by The Wine & Food Foundation of Texas along with The Texas Sommelier Association. A recent hire of the Four Seasons Hotel in Austin, Sayre received his award last night at the Grand Tasting sponsored by Whole Foods Market at the third annual Texas Sommelier Conference. The winner of the statewide competition (which was limited to 25 candidates) was determined through......
Continue Reading "Austinite Mark Sayre Nabs 2007 "Texas' Best Sommelier" Title"August 13, 2007
As summer draws to a close, it's frustrating at times to realize what you never got around to during the season. Whether you meant to rent a boat, go to the beach, or visit the ballpark, sometimes the time just flies right by. Thankfully, the Wine and Food Foundation of Texas have given all foodies an excuse to drive up to Round Rock and check out the Dell Diamond before summer's end (though there......
Continue Reading "Food + Wine Event Preview: Celebrate Summer At The Field Of Dreams Tasting"May 25, 2007
Unlike the recently discussed Westlake mothers driving with one hand and sipping wine with the other, the Austin Wine Festival is making it possible for you to combine the thrill of Texas roads with the taste of wine, all in a safely automobile-free environment. This Sunday night, watch The Wine Roads of Texas, a documentary from KLRU and Wes Marshall that tells the story of Texas wineries in an engaging and informative manner. Beginning in......
Continue Reading "Wine Roads of Texas: Get on the road with wine (safely)"September 28, 2006
At the top of the Austinist don't-miss list for people who eat and/or drink is The Wine & Food Foundation of Texas' fourth annual Tour de Vin on the downtown Whole Foods Market terrace next Thursday, October 5, from 6:30 – 9:00 p.m. Participating chefs and restaurants include Austin culinary heavyweights; Amuse Bouche – A Catering Company, Aquarelle, Bistro 88, Castle Hill Café, Cibo (Will Packwood, a Food & Wine’s 2001 Best New Chef......
Continue Reading "Tour de Vin Showcases Local Chefs, International Wines"November 28, 2005
M O N D A Y [ 2 8 ] film · End of an Ear hosts a free screening of Lee Ranaldo and Leah Singer's "Drift" at the Alamo South Lamar (Free, 10pm) [link] music · The Kingsbury Manx, The Standard and The Heavenly States at Emo's film · KOOP Radio's Monthly Film Benefit at MonkeyWrench Books - Gillo Pontecorvo's “The Battle of Algiers”, about the French occupation of 1950s Algeria. (Inc. Beer and......
Continue Reading "The Weekly IST List: November 28th - December 4th"