When I first saw the ‘Come Over October’ campaign, I was hooked. It definitely spoke to me and what I most enjoy about wine. Brought to life by Karen MacNeil, wine authority and author of The Wine Bible, the campaign is all about encouraging people to get together with family and friends during the month of October to share some wine and fellowship. I mean, what beverage is more communal than wine? I was thrilled when I saw that the Texas Wine Industry went all in and decided to participate in the campaign, which happens to coincide with Texas Wine Month – but with its own “Come On Over Y’all” spin. Brilliant! Folks are encouraged to gather and share Texas wine with family and friends whether at home or at their favorite Texas winery. I’ve certainly been doing my part. I took several bottles of Texas wine to National Night for my neighbors to try, not to mention pairing wines with dinner. And let me just throw it out there – I don’t have a natural love of Sauvignon Blanc, but the Reddy Vineyards Sauv Blanc is worthy of a do over. A great random grab at HEB for around $18.
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