The county of Val Verde, located in the south-western region of the Texas state, was established and organized in 1885. It was named after a battle of the American Civil War; val verde is a Spanish phrase which means “green valley.” This county has been economically dependent on its ranching, hunting, fishing, trading, military, and tourism industries; Angora goats, meat goats, sheep, and cattle were its primary agricultural products. Moreover, this county offers various historical and recreational sites; it is also known as a popular deer hunting and fishing area. Some of the best vineyards and wine cellars, along with restaurants that serve local and international cuisines, can also be found in this county.
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