By: English Newsom Cellars Tasting Room Manager, Savannah Duby A hidden gem amongst the wild prairie and West Texas wind, Lubbock is your next, if not unexpected, wine destination. When thinking of there to go experience Texas made wines in the state, it is common for Fredericksburg to come to mind. The Hill Country, however,
By: Jessica Merrill If you find yourself passing through, having an extended layover or wanting a 24 hour adventure, get ready for a memorable day showcasing a range of attractions. Whether you’re a history junkie, art lover, or simply looking for a taste of authentic Texas charm, Lubbock has it all. Let’s dive into an
The wide-open plains of West Texas coupled with the dry, arid climate offers the perfect environment for wine grape growing. In fact, Lubbock is the leading producer of wine grapes in Texas with over 90% grown on the Texas High Plains AVA. This offers vino drinkers of all levels a true vine to glass experience.
By: Aubrie Harris Thursday Afternoon: Arrive in Lubbock Check-in 5:00 p.m. | Cotton Court | 1610 Broadway Street Stop by and freshen up from your full day of travel at the Cotton Court. This unique boutique hotel is located in the heart of downtown Lubbock. With local live music performances and The Midnight Shift restaurant
When you #VisitLubbock, shop local and support these homegrown businesses that showcase the products and creativity of West Texas. Artisan food and drink products, apparel, accessories and more, let your vacation and souvenir be Lubbock-born and raised. We hope you’ll fall in love with each of these small businesses during your time here just like
Located forty-three miles southwest of Lubbock, a family-run winery with a rich history is settled over 400 acres in the Texas High Plains AVA. The region grows over 85% of Texas’ wine grape production, and Reddy Vineyards has contributed to that notoriety for over two decades. The story of Reddy Vineyards, rooted deep in the
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