Texas Hill Country
American Viticultural AreaEstablished 1991
Texas Hill Country is the largest of Texas's established AVAs, designated in 1991 under 27 CFR Part 9 and encompassing parts of more than two dozen counties in the limestone plateau west of Austin. The region is the commercial center of Texas winemaking activity and generates the majority of COLA label filings from the state. Tempranillo, Viognier, and Cabernet Sauvignon are among the most frequently filed varieties.
Wine Grabber Registry
No explicit Wine Grabber COLA record matches are currently linked for this AVA.
Wine Grabber links COLA records to AVA pages only when the public TTB registry data explicitly identifies the appellation. State-level records (California, Oregon, Washington, etc.) are not counted as AVA matches even when the producer is located in the appellation.
Sources & References
- TTB / eCFR 27 CFR Part 9 — U.S. Code of Federal Regulations — public domain