Cook Wine Travel

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10/13/2017

Fun group of people enjoying our first cooking class of the trip!

10/13/2017

Rafael, one of our chefs for our cooking class, made a delicious Fish Veracruz. It's made with delicious ingredients such as fish, tomatoes, chili, olives, capers and oregano.

10/08/2017

Great start to our trip in Chacala, Mexico!

07/15/2017

Great opportunity to cook with Gourmand Awards Winner, Chef Alondra Maldonado Rodriguera July 17-19, 2017 in Evergreen. A totally hands-on Mexican cooking class from author and Gourmand Awards winning chef right here in Colorado! I signed up for the Monday class. Let me know if anyone is interested in signing up. Spots are filling up fast!
Get full details HERE

https://www.chacalaculturalfoundation.org/cooking-with-chef-alondra?utm_campaign=Canvas%2B7%2F4%2F17&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Canvas%2B7%2F4%2F17

04/23/2017

Great Cook Wine and Travel Wine Tasting and Tour yesterday at the here in TX! Thank you everyone who came out to enjoy an amazing afternoon.

04/19/2017

It's time to sign up for this weekend's Wine Tour and Tasting at ! There are still some tickets available on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cook-wine-and-travel-presents-wine-tasting-at-lost-oak-winery-tickets-32248427916

03/06/2017

For the month of March, I’m highlighting Texas Wines. I live in Texas and love exploring all of the wonderful Texas wines! I have found that not a lot of Texans are familiar with Texas wines or know how much Texas has to offer with their large variety of wines. So, this month, I’ll be featuring information about 25 Texas wine varieties from Texas Wine and Grape Growers Association.

So many to try!! Let’s get started =-)

The first wine variety I’d like to feature is Blanc du Bois. Blanc du Bois is an American hybrid with Italian Muscat in its heritage. It is primarily grown in Southeast Texas and is popular among grape growers for it’s resistance to Pearce’s Disease – a fatal bacterial disease that can affect an entire vineyard. Blanc du Bois is typically used to make white wine varieties that range from dry, semi-sweet, and blush, to port and sparkling. Not a lot of people, even wine connoisseurs have heard of this grape. Check out one of the first Texas wineries to cultivate this grape, Haak Vineyards & Winery. Picture compliments of Grohmann Farms Vineyard, Weimar, TX.

03/06/2017

Did you know that Texas is the country’s fifth-leading wine-producing state?
The wine industry in Texas employs more than 8,000 workers and brings in more than $1 billion to the Texas economy.

Texas offers a wonderful diversity of delicious wines that have a long history.
The sunny and dry climate of the major wine making regions in the state have drawn comparison to Portuguese wines. Some of the earliest recorded Texas wines were produced by Spanish missionaries in the 1650s near El Paso.

On Saturday, April 22nd, we’ll be featuring an exclusive wine event at Lost Oak Winery in Burleson. This is a great opportunity to try out some local wines and see how they are made. Check out our Facebook Event page for more details and/or RSVP on EventBrite https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cook-wine-and-travel-presents-wine-tasting-at-lost-oak-winery-tickets-32248427916. Spots are Limited!

09/02/2013

Loving Sushi Sen!

04/18/2013

Great Culinary Adventure with Cook Wine and Travel at Japon Sushi

04/17/2013

Thank you to all who participated in our Japon Sushi Culinary Experience last night! We had a Fantastic Time and hope to see you all at our next event =-)