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October/November 2014
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Grapes grow at Lost Draw Vineyards, near Brownfield, Texas.
Photo: Joel Salcido
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Winemaker Kim McPherson.
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A small sand dune at the edge of a vineyard.
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Greg Bruni, of Llano Estacado Winery.
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A wind machine to protect grapes from frost.
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The McPherson winery in Lubbock.
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Bottles ready for a tasting.
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Sherry ages in the sun outside McPherson.
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Vines standing tall on the plains at the Lost Draw Vineyards, just south of Lubbock.
Joel Salcido
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The Texas High Plains is the second largest viticultural area in Texas.
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