Missick Cellars Named Texas Vintners Cup Winner
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BOERNE, Texas, Sept. 29, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Missick Cellars, a veteran-owned winery located at 941 N. School Street in Boerne, a town north of San Antonio, has been named a winner of the 2026 Texas Vintners Cup, the state's premier competition that selects twelve wines as "Best in Texas." The release states that the 2023 Petite Sirah, the winning wine, was chosen after a blind tasting by a panel that included Jessica Dupuy, a wine journalist, and Master Sommeliers Jack Mason and Craig Collins. The Texas Vintners Cup, now in its sixth year, is the only statewide competition that crowns a definitive "Best in Texas" lineup rather than awarding medals by class. Producers may enter a limited number of wines; judges taste them blind and select twelve.
The Texas Vintners Cup, a statewide competition that crowns a definitive "Best in Texas" lineup, has named Missick Cellars, a veteran-owned winery located at 941 N. School Street in Boerne, as a winner of the 2026 Texas Vintners Cup. The release states that the 2023 Petite Sirah, the winning wine, was chosen after a blind tasting by a panel that included Jessica Dupuy, a wine journalist, and Master Sommeliers Jack Mason and Craig Collins. The Texas Vintners Cup, now in its sixth year, is the only statewide competition that crowns a definitive "Best in Texas" lineup rather than awarding medals by class. Producers may enter a limited number of wines; judges taste them blind and select twelve.
The release states that the 2023 Petite Sirah, the winning wine, was chosen after a blind tasting by a panel that included Jessica Dupuy, a wine journalist, and Master Sommeliers Jack Mason and Craig Collins. The Texas Vintners Cup, now in its sixth year, is the only statewide competition that crowns a definitive "Best in Texas" lineup rather than awarding medals by class. Producers may enter a limited number of wines; judges taste them blind and select twelve.
The release states that the 2023 Petite Sirah, the winning wine, was chosen after a blind tasting by a panel that included Jessica Dupuy, a wine journalist, and Master Sommeliers Jack Mason and Craig Collins. The Texas Vintners Cup, now in its sixth year, is the only statewide competition that crowns a definitive "Best in Texas" lineup rather than awarding medals by class. Producers may enter a limited number of wines; judges taste them blind and select twelve.
The release states that the 2023 Petite Sirah, the winning wine, was chosen after a blind tasting by a panel that included Jessica Dupuy, a wine journalist, and Master Sommeliers Jack Mason and Craig Collins. The Texas Vintners Cup, now in its sixth year, is the only statewide competition that crowns a definitive "Best in Texas" lineup rather than awarding medals by class. Producers may enter a limited number of wines; judges taste them blind and select twelve.
The release states that the 2023 Petite Sirah, the winning wine, was chosen after a blind tasting by a panel that included Jessica Dupuy, a wine journalist, and Master Sommeliers Jack Mason and Craig Collins. The Texas Vintners Cup, now in its sixth year, is the only statewide competition that crowns a definitive "Best in Texas" lineup rather than awarding medals by class. Producers may enter a limited number of wines; judges taste them blind and select twelve.
The release states that the 2023 Petite Sirah, the winning wine, was chosen after a blind tasting by a panel that included Jessica Dupuy, a wine journalist, and Master Sommeliers Jack Mason and Craig Collins. The Texas Vintners Cup, now in its sixth year, is the only statewide competition that crowns a definitive "Best in Texas" lineup rather than awarding medals by class. Producers may enter a limited number of wines; judges taste them blind and select twelve.
The release states that the 2023 Petite Sirah, the winning wine, was chosen after a blind tasting by a panel that included Jessica Dupuy, a wine journalist, and Master Sommeliers Jack Mason and Craig Collins. The Texas Vintners Cup, now in its sixth year, is the only statewide competition that crowns a definitive "Best in Texas" lineup rather than awarding medals by class. Producers may enter a limited number of wines; judges taste them blind and select twelve.
The release states that the 2023 Petite Sirah, the winning wine, was chosen after a blind tasting by a panel that included Jessica Dupuy, a wine journalist, and Master Sommeliers Jack Mason and Craig Collins. The Texas Vintners Cup, now in its sixth year, is the only statewide competition that crowns a definitive "Best in Texas" lineup rather than awarding medals by class. Producers may enter a limited number of wines; judges taste them blind and select twelve.
The release states that the 2023 Petite Sirah, the winning wine, was chosen after a blind tasting by a panel that included Jessica Dupuy, a wine journalist, and Master Sommeliers Jack Mason and Craig Collins. The Texas Vintners Cup, now in its sixth year, is the only statewide competition that crowns a definitive "Best in Texas" lineup rather than awarding medals by class. Producers may enter a limited number of wines; judges taste them blind and select twelve.