Author: Melanie
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Closed Easter Sunday 2018
Silver Dollar Winery will be closed Sunday April 1st 2018. Please enjoy your time with family. -
Silver Dollar Winery’s Wine Education Series Part 7: Worthy Wines
There you are, perusing the aisles of your local store for a bottle of wine to serve with dinner, when it happens: Sticker shock! You’re perfectly ... -
Silver Dollar Winery’s Wine Education Series Part 4 Sulfites: Filtering Fact from Fiction
If you’ve been shying away from wine because of the ominous “Contains Sulfites” warning on the label, you’re likely missing out on some wonderful wines needlessly. ... -
Silver Dollar Winery’s Wine Education Series Part 6: To Chill or Not to Chill
Most wine drinkers know that, in general, white wines are chilled and reds are not. (And even if you’re completely new to wine enjoyment and you ... -
Silver Dollar Winery’s Wine Education Series Part 5: The Chemistry of Wine
People familiar with wine terminology will often refer to wine as “dry” or conversely note how sweet it is. But what causes different wines to have ... -
Interview with The Real Nashville Artist Dawn Beyer
I’ve read about the guiding principle that makes The Real Nashville what it is on the website, but was there a specific event or series ... -
Silver Dollar Winery’s Wine Education Series, Part 3: Muscat
You say Muscat, I say Moscato. Who’s right, if anyone? Muscat (French) or Moscato (Italian) wines have a rather complex family tree or, more accurately, vine. ... -
Silver Dollar Winery’s Wine Education Series Part 2: Merlot
An old saying about human behavior is “When the wine goes in, the truth comes out.” But for vintners, this adage is only the last step ... -
Silver Dollar Winery’s Wine Education Series Part 1: Port
Silver Dollar Winery is proud to offer Cody’s Tawny Portejas and White Gold Texas Portejas, spirit-infused blends with a caramel-drenched flavor. But what is Port wine, ... -
Silver Dollar Winery: The Beginning
Meet Melanie and Richard: Melanie, the avid wine lover who toured wineries and vineyards throughout the U.S., made wine at home, and helped a friend promote ...
