WinStar Insurance Group

You focus on the craft—we’ll help protect it. 🍺

WinStar Insurance Group understands the unique risks breweries face, from equipment breakdowns to liability exposures and product recalls. That’s why our Brewery Insurance Program is built specifically for breweries and brewpubs—so you can stay focused on what you do best.

From property and liquor liability to workers’ comp and more, coverage is designed to keep your operation running—even after the unexpected.

📩 Request a free quote today and see how simple brewery coverage can be.

🍷🌞 Summer plans? Head to Fredericksburg for a week of amazing food, wine, and Hill Country fun during the Fredericksburg Food & Wine Festival Preview Week!

Wherever your Texas adventures take you, WinStar Insurance Group is here to help keep you covered. 🚗✨

https://texasislife.com/life/fredericksburg-food-wine-festival-uncorks-a-week-of-summer-celebrations/

Fredericksburg Food & Wine Festival Uncorks a Week of Summer Celebrations One of the most anticipated culinary celebrations in Texas, the Fredericksburg Food & Wine Festival, kicks off its 2026 Preview Week from July 20 through July 25, 2026, bringing six days of food, wine, and unique dining experiences to the heart of the Hill Country. Preview Week sets the stage for th...

Every bottle tells a story—make sure your coverage protects it. 🍇

Wineries face unique risks, from equipment breakdowns and product loss to liability exposures tied to tastings and events. WinStar’s Winery Insurance Program includes protection for property, equipment, product withdrawal, and more—so you’re covered from vineyard to glass.

Because one unexpected event shouldn’t undo years of hard work.

📞 Let’s talk about protecting your winery, your team, and your inventory.

Set those calendar reminders and alert the group chat! 📆 Tickets for Texas Craft Brewers Festival 2026 go on sale this Wednesday, June 17 at Noon CT.

We can’t wait to see y’all at the largest annual celebration of small and independent Texas craft brewers on November 14th in Austin. Plus, this year’s fest just so happens to fall on National Pickle Day, so look forward to a little extra fermented fun throughout the event. 🥒 👀

Check out the first wave of brewery announcements and preview all your ticket options by visiting the link below!

Heads up: VIP tickets tend to sell out fast.

See y’all in the Fall!

🍺 Texas knows a thing or two about craft beer! According to a recent 2025 map of U.S. craft beer production, the Lone Star State ranks among the nation's top beer-producing states. From local favorites to innovative new brews, there's always something brewing in Texas! 🍻

Whether you're enjoying a cold one at a backyard BBQ or exploring a local brewery, remember—great adventures deserve great coverage. WinStar Insurance Group is here to help protect what matters most.

What's your favorite Texas craft beer? Drop it in the comments! 👇

Mapped: Which States Brew the Most Craft Beer? California produced 3.45 million barrels of craft beer in 2025, nearly one-sixth of U.S. output. See how all 50 states compare in this map.

🎉🍻 Cheers to 1 year with WinStar Insurance Group!

Help us celebrate Gabriel Cooper, our Marketing Assistant, on his one-year work anniversary!

Of course, every great anniversary deserves a bouquet… so we’re raising the bar with a Texas craft beer bouquet instead. 🍺🤠

Cheers to one great year, Gabriel — we’re excited to see what’s next!

🚀🍇 Texas wine is reaching new heights—literally!

Researchers at Texas A&M are sending hundreds of Texas wine grape seeds to the International Space Station to study how cosmic radiation affects plant growth. The goal? Possibly creating the first wine made from grapes grown from seeds that traveled through space! 🌎➡️🛰️🍷

From protecting what matters here on Earth to exploring what's possible beyond it, Texans never stop innovating. Cheers to thinking outside the vineyard! 🚀✨

Read the article here: https://agrilifetoday.tamu.edu/2026/06/10/wine-grapes-in-space-texas-am-seeds-bound-for-international-space-station/

Wine grapes in space: Texas A&M seeds bound for international space station - AgriLife Today Texas A&M AgriLife sends wine grape seeds to the International Space Station to study cosmic radiation, plant genetics and resilience.

🍇 Texas is known for many things—but did you know our unique soils, climate, and growing conditions play a huge role in creating distinctive wine flavors?

In a recent article, Texas wine expert Bob Landon explains how "terroir"—the combination of soil, weather, and vineyard conditions—gives each Texas wine its own character. From rich reds to crisp whites, the Lone Star State's diverse growing regions produce wines as unique as Texas itself.

At WinStar Insurance Group, we love celebrating the businesses, industries, and traditions that make Texas special. Whether you're exploring local wineries, supporting Texas agriculture, or enjoying a weekend wine tasting, there's always something new to discover right here at home.

What's your favorite Texas wine or winery? Share your recommendations in the comments! 🍷👇

https://www.morningstar.com/news/pr-newswire/20260610ny78673/mr-wine-of-texas-bob-landon-explains-texas-wine-soil-climate-and-grape-flavor-for-hellonation

"Mr. Wine of Texas" Bob Landon Explains Texas Wine Soil, Climate, and Grape Flavor for HelloNation Home News PR Newswire "Mr. Wine of Texas" Bob Landon Explains Texas Wine Soil, Climate, and Grape Flavor for HelloNation "Mr. Wine of Texas" Bob Landon Explains Texas Wine Soil, Climate, and Grape Flavor for HelloNation Provided by PR Newswire Jun 10, 2026, 12:00:00 PM "Mr. Wine of Texas" Bob Landon...

Storm damage can happen fast—but having the right support makes recovery easier.

WinStar Insurance Group is here to help clients navigate the claims process after recent severe weather across Texas.

If your business or property has been impacted:

• File your claim immediately
• Take detailed photos of all damages
• Save damaged property for inspection
• Keep receipts and documentation
• Contact mitigation professionals quickly for flooded buildings

Our Claims Specialist, Marena Jefferson-Williams, along with Claims Assistant Naomi Nelson, are ready to support you every step of the way.

Fast action helps speed up your claim and your recovery.

After months of drought concerns across Texas, recent rains are bringing a much-needed boost of optimism to farmers and ranchers heading into the 2026 growing season. 🌧️🌱

In West Texas, producers are seeing improved soil moisture, better planting conditions, and renewed hope for crops like cotton, peanuts, sorghum, and sunflowers. While challenges such as rising input costs and long-term water availability remain, these timely rains are a reminder of how quickly conditions can change in agriculture.

We know that farming is built on resilience—and that protecting your operation is just as important as planning for the next season.

Here's hoping these rains are the start of a strong season for Texas agriculture! 🚜☀️

https://www.farmprogress.com/farm-operations/recent-texas-rains-sow-hope-into-2026-crop

Recent Texas rains sow hope into 2026 crop Watch a Texas farmer discuss his changing crop mix as irrigation water becomes more scarce and other concerns he's facing this planting season.