Approximately 300 or so miles lie between Terry County up in West Texas and the Hill Country, a hub for the state's growing wine industry. Despite the distance apart on the map, the two share a common denominator–winegrapes. That's because more than half of the state's winegrapes grow in the High Plains, which provides what they need to thrive–a high elevation, sandy soils, and cool nighttime temperatures. Looking to benefit both regions, a niche business established in 2012 provides a vari ...