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Velarde winery using only New Mexico grapes, known for a petroglyph trail, a labyrinth, and hard apple cider alongside its wines.
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Tasting fee varies
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Walk-ins welcome
Alcalde boutique winery whose estate vineyard sits beneath a centuries-old cottonwood on an acequia, with private tastings you can schedule.
Hours
Wed-Sat 11-5, Sun 1-5
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
Small-batch Embudo winery built on low-intervention winemaking, with a tasting room open daily.
Hours
Daily 12-7
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
Methode Champenoise sparkling house making its wines in New Mexico, with a Santa Fe tasting room for flights and bottle sales.
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Sun-Wed 11-7, Thu-Sat 11-9
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
Dixon winery in the Embudo Valley that calls itself New Mexico's oldest, offering over 20 varieties from estate and regional grapes, open daily.
Hours
Daily 11-6
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
Urban winery and craft distillery that makes its wines and spirits in Albuquerque, with tasting rooms at Balloon Fiesta Park and in Santa Fe.
Hours
Wed-Fri 3-9, Sat 3-9, Sun 11-4
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
An adobe tasting room on the high road between Santa Fe and Taos. Dry Malbec and Tempranillo from 6,000-foot vineyards, plus house-made chocolates.
Hours
Sun–Thu 11 AM–7 PM, Fri 11 AM–9 PM, Sat 11 AM–8 PM
Tasting
$16 tasting
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome