Best Christmas Tree Farms, How to Make Eggnog, and more!

Best Christmas Tree Farms to Visit in Texas

It's the most wonderful time of the year! And what better way to get into the holiday spirit than by heading out to a Christmas tree farm to find the perfect tree for your home?

There's nothing quite like a real Christmas tree. The smell of pine needles, the sound of branches rustling, and the sight of lights twinkling in the darkness all help to create the perfect holiday atmosphere. If you're looking for Christmas tree farms in Texas, you're in luck. This post will list the 10 best Christmas tree farms in the state so that you and your family can find the ideal tree, all while creating new and lasting memories.

How to Make Eggnog: The Most Festive Drink of All

Eggnog, also referred to as milk punch or holiday sludge when alcohol is added, is a rich, chilled, seasonal winter drink made from milk, cream, sugar, and eggs. Seasonings like vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves are often added to coincide with the Christmas season.

6 Texas Whiskey Distilleries for Making the Best Eggnog

The Holidays are fast approaching and I’m the type of person who likes a solid mug of eggnog that’s mixed with a bit of fine Texan whiskey. These spiked eggnogs are perfect to warm me up for any occasion this coming Christmas holidays. But, in mixing whiskey into your very own eggnog recipe, you can’t just grab any old bottle of store-bought whiskey. It’s the holidays so, for me, I always make it a point to buy locally distilled whiskey from around the Lone Star state.

When it comes to local distilleries, I have a thing for Texan whiskey since the harsh climate calls for some pretty sophisticated whiskey distilling methods that make for smooth warming glasses of eggnog. Here are my top picks for the Texan Whiskey Distilleries for the Best Eggnog.

15 Texas Wineries and Vineyards Worth the Drive

Looking for a last-minute road trip before the end of the year? The Texas Hill Country is the perfect place to go. With its beautiful scenery and plethora of wineries, it's the perfect place to relax and enjoy some time with friends or family.

The Texas Hill Country has a long tradition of wine-making. Local farmers have been cultivating grapes for wine-making for centuries. The climate and soil in the Hill Country is perfect for grape-growing, and as a result, the region has become home to some of the best wineries in Texas.

8 Best Cheese Shops in Texas For Every Cheese Lover

The ever-growing cattle industry in the Lone Star State has always meant big business. Along with this, one specific area to look at is the increasing number of cheese shops in Texas, specifically small farms that produce high-quality, artisan cheeses from their very own grass-fed cattle.

In this article, 8 of the best cheese shops across Texas were put together to showcase a wide variety of options for you (and your charcuterie board).

Cold Water Fishing in Texas

Fishing has long been one of my top five outdoor activities as it hasn’t really changed that much over tens of thousands of years. Fishing out in the cold water of Texas, however, can be rather insufferable. Luckily for Texans, winter doesn’t really come around until the early months of the year.

Humans have been practicing fishing for the best part of 40,000 years. Yet still today, the best fishermen are the ones that can reel in a bite despite bitterly cold weather, inactive fish, or rough waters. We give you the top tips and best fish to catch, next time you're out fishing on the cold waters of Texas.

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