Wednesday, 20 June 2012
What does a cowboy summer look like?

What does a cowboy summer look like?

While away the hours this summer with a few of these ideas

Purple Cowboy Summer

This week marks the “official” start of summer although it may have already felt like summer started ages ago across most of the West. It’s time to take advantage of these longer days.

So what’s a good way to while away the extra hours this summer? We’ve got a few ideas:

Fire up the grill or fire pit. Mix together that favorite marinade or barbecue recipe and get to work on a summer meal for family and friends cooked just right. If you want to switch it up, try this Asian-inspired marinade recently featured on the Wine Sisterhood blog. Pair your favorite grilled dish with a bottle of Trail Boss Cabernet. The smoky BBQ flavor of grilled meats brings out the ripe plum, cherry and cassis of this dark red.

Dig into dessert al fresco. Now, what’s a barbecue without dessert? Shortcakes are a tasty, fresh way to satisfy those sweet cravings. Wine Sisterhood TV recently featured a variety of shortcake ideas and paired them up with one of our favorite sweet wines: Cowgirl Sisterhood.

Go fishing. When it’s too warm to be cooped up indoors and even hotter outside, grab your fishing pole and a friend and hit the closest fishing spot. When you bring home that fresh catch - or cook it over an open fire by the water - pair it with a bottle of Purple Cowboy Tenacious Red. Who says you can’t drink red with fish?  

Go to the rodeo. We proudly support breast cancer awareness through Tough Enough to Wear Pink and so can you! Follow Tough Enough’s events calendar for rodeos, roundups, stampedes and more all across the country. Show your support by donning pink and might we suggest this Mesh Cap with Rhinestones or a Unisex Pink Tee? And remember to enter the Gold Buckle Challenge and you could be the lucky winner of tickets to THE rodeo of the year. Sign up here today!

Here’s to a great summer!

Posted on 06/20/2012 2:04 PM by Mary Ann Vangrin
Wednesday, 6 June 2012
Find out where Purple Cowboy is pouring

Time to Wine in Texas

When and where Purple Cowboy is pouring in the Lone Star State

We’ve got a lot going on in Texas in the next few months, and we wanted to let you know where we’ll be pouring Purple Cowboy wines.

Did you get a chance to check out Purple Cowboy and Cowgirl Sisterhood at the Austin Food & Wine Festival? Not to worry if you missed it, we’ve got photos of all the good eats and drinks while we were in the Lone Star state.

Next month, we’ll be at Bottlenotes’ Around the World in 80 Sips Houston event on Friday, June 8. Join us at Minute Maid Park to taste wines from around the world and many from right here at home. In addition to Purple Cowboy Tenacious Red, we’ll introduce you to a number of our other wines including Middle Sister Rebel Red, Middle Sister Sweet & Sassy Moscato, Middle Sister Drama Queen Pinot Grigio, promisQous Red and Monogamy Cabernet.

You’ll also have a chance to sip our wines at the upcoming Aspen Food & Wine Classic on June 15-17. This event is celebrating its 30th anniversary with an unforgettable line-up of events, celebrity chefs and premiere winemakers.

Then in July, we’ll be back in Texas for The Weekender Dallas on July 27-29.

Tough Enough To Wear Pink, our nonprofit partner, also has a long list of rodeo and stampede events lined up through this summer and the rest of the year. Remember: every time you purchase a bottle of Purple Cowboy Tenacious Red, a contribution is made to support the Tough Enough to Wear Pink campaign helping to fund breast cancer research.

Be sure to sign up for the Wine Sisterhood newsletter so you’re in the know with all the events we have lined up and if there are any changes.

So what do you think of that roundup? And where will we be seeing you?

Posted on 06/06/2012 9:45 PM by Mary Ann Vangrin
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