So You Think You Know Texas Wines? 2020-2021: Demystifying the Economics of Texas Wines

The book "So You Think You Know Texas Wines" is a comprehensive guide to understanding the growing trends, grape descriptions, and future direction of the Texas wine industry.

With in-depth profiles of each of the state's leading growing regions and prominent grapes, this edition provides valuable insights for wine collectors, winemakers, and anyone interested in Texas wines.

Key points include: * Texas harvested 14.2 thousand tons during the 2019 harvest, with a 15.5% share of Oregon's production. * California has 3,670+ wineries, while Texas has approximately 200+ wineries, with designated growing regions including Bell Mountain, Escondido Valley, Fredericksburg, Mesilla, Texas Davis Mountains, Texas High Plains, and Texoma. * Cabernet Sauvignon is Texas' most popular but only thirtieth highest priced wine grape, while it is California's second most popular and second highest priced red wine grape. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of the Texas wine industry and its place in the broader North American wine landscape.

With its concise profiles and comparisons with other major wine regions, "So You Think You Know Texas Wines" is an essential resource for wine enthusiasts and industry professionals alike.