Posted on February 23, 2021
Kristin Rice joins Big Thirst Marketing to help support their new Texas winery clients.
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AUSTIN, Texas (February 23, 2021) Kerrville Hills Winery and Texas Heritage Vineyard both selected Big Thirst Marketing as their agency of record responsible for marketing programs to enhance winery growth. The marketing agency is tasked with helping each winery by implementing targeted marketing campaigns to increase direct-to-consumer sales in the tasting rooms and online. To ensure clients get the most strategic support possible the agency has hired wine industry marketing expert, Kristin Rice as marketing manager.
Big Thirst Marketing started its engagement with Kerrville Hills Winery with a public relations project in 2020 and will continue to pursue media coverage for the winery as its agency of record. The agency is tasked with helping to increase the visibility of the winery, its key personnel, and its incubato
Big Thirst Marketing Selected as Agency of Record by Kerrville Hills Winery and Texas Heritage Vineyard
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Kerrville Hills Winery and Texas Heritage Vineyard both selected Big Thirst Marketing as their agency of record responsible for implementing targeted marketing campaigns to increase direct-to-consumer sales in the tasting rooms and online. To ensure clients get the most strategic support possible the agency has hired wine industry marketing expert, Kristin Rice.
Kristin Rice, marketing manager, Big Thirst Marketing
“We have ambitious goals for growing our winery and to achieve those goals we hired the best wine marketing agency in the industry. They have immediately jumped in to learn our business, recommend marketing strategies, and have set a course of action. Susan Johnson, owner of Texas Heritage Vineyard
Three thriving Texas wineries with Dallas roots
Stressed Vines, Calais and even Pedernales Cellars got their starts in North Texas.
Julie Kuhlken of Pedernales Cellars(Matt McGinnis, Pen & Tell Us)
Ever since John Neely Bryan visited North Texas in search of a place to establish a trading post in 1839, Dallas has been a polestar of entrepreneurial spirit in nearly every industry you can name, including winemaking.
These Texan vintners were either born in Dallas or “got here as fast as they could,” as one says. Among them, they have careers in investing, higher education and IT engineering. They ride Harley-Davidsons, attended Stanford and lived in Paris. They share an intense love of wine, and it turns out they are incredibly talented at making it, too.
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