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Texas wine is earning attention.

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Sandy Road in the news.

Texas wine is earning attention.

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Our Sandy Road Vineyards 2020 Estate GSM Rosé wins GOLD medal at the Colorado International Rosé Wine Competition Drink Pink Vino 2021

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Spanish-Origin Grape Varieties in Texas Climates

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Sandy Road Vineyards wins GOLD medal and Best in Category for International Sangiovese at the Lone Star International Wine Competition 2020

Five New Wineries to Visit During Texas Wine Month — With coronavirus protocols in place, these wineries are keeping guests safe and thirsts quenched

Reagan Sivadon of Sandy Road Vineyards Winemaker Profile — “If you haven’t been to the treehouse in the vineyard yet, you should immediately make a reservation to visit Sandy Road Vineyards and taste Reagan’s wines!”

A COVID-19 Visit to some New Wineries in the Texas Hill Country — “Everyone kept raving about the experience in the treehouse along with the excellent wines. In fact, Lucho and Patricia joined the wine club. Definitely make your appointment to visit Sandy Road Vineyards”

Sandy Road Vineyards is first in Texas to grow Mencia and Prieto Picudo. 2 Spanish varietals along with Tempranillo that love the Texas heat — Less Recognizable Grape Varieties in Texas and Their Unfamiliar Pronunciations

Texas A&M Foundation Spirit Magazine highlights Sandy Road Vineyards as one of the Aggie owned Texas wineries making great wine in Texas! Thanks and Gigem!

Sandy Road wines win more awards! We are so excited that our Mourvèdre won a Silver Medal and our Sangiovese wins Bronze Medal

Sandy Road Rosé 2018 is Texas Longhorn radio wine of the week. Hookem Horns

Reagan making new friends and pouring “very special and delicious” wine with Ron Yates

Reagan, Tod and Ron hosting an amazing barrel tasting experience and dropping knowledge about barrel selection (and I hear Dan makes a pretty awesome charcuterie table ;-)

Sandy Road Mourvedre Rosé 2018 Texas High Plains wins Silver Medal at the Annual Lone Star International Wine Competition (LSIWC) for Limited Production Varietal Rosé

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