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Wine Enthusiast | In Mimbres Valley, New Mexico’s Largest AVA, ‘Holy Water’ Makes Magic
Winemaking thrived here for centuries. Despite a series of setbacks, the region is now back on track thanks to its unique terroir and “holy water.”
From Midwest to Wild West, these up-and-coming wine regions not just for oenophiles | Idaho Business Review
Amidst the popularity of Napa Valley, Bordeaux, and Tuscany, lies a treasure trove of undiscovered and underrated wine regions waiting to be explored. Despite their under-the-radar status, these up-and-coming locales offer the undeniable appeal of uncrowded spaces where the wines are ready to be pou…
Albuquerque Journal | New Mexico looking to rebound in winemaking
In the 1800s, growing grapes led to New Mexico becoming the fifth largest wine producing state in America with over a million gallons of wine per year.
TastingTable | 14 World-Class Wine Regions That Might Be In Your Own Backyard
Did you know that every state makes wine? California, Washington, and Oregon are already on wine lovers’ radar, but there’s much to discover from other states.
New Mexico Magazine | Escape to New Mexico Wine Country
As the oldest wine-producing region in the country, New Mexico still holds plenty of surprises. Discover them winery by winery and glass by glass.
San Juan County wine makes a splash at prestigious French tasting
Wines of the San Juan winemaker Joshua Arnold says he believes New Mexico’s wine industry is about to develop a much-higher profile.
KTSM | NM fund aims to help wine industry, grape growers deal with challenges
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – The wine industry in New Mexico has a long and rich history, dating back to the 1600s, and today the state has more than 50 wineries and tasting rooms...
New Mexico Magazine | The Next Generation of Local Winemakers
A new generation is remaking New Mexico’s wine industry—one bottle at a time.
Albuquerque Business First | Jasper Riddle of Noisy Water Winery in Ruidoso is named the New Mexico Small Business Person of the Year
Jasper Riddle of Noisy Water Winery in Ruidoso has been named the New Mexico Small Business Person of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The Daily Meal | Touring and Tasting in an Unexpected American Wine Region: New Mexico Gallery
New Mexico’s 50-plus wineries make everything from French-style sparklers to Italian-style reds, making for a wine region that’s far too overlooked.
SevenFifty Daily | A Case Study in Growing an Emerging Wine State
From investing in education and grape-growing subsidies to galvanizing the winemaking community, New Mexico offers an example of rightsized growth…
Think American wine is all about Napa? Think again.
With American wine, most people are aware of California, specifically Napa and Sonoma. Beyond these two regions, others may have Oregon on their radar, keen
Wine Enthusiast | Trek and Taste: Five National Parks Near Wine Country
From Shenandoah to the Grand Canyon, there’s no better way to see America’s national parks than with a glass of local wine.
KOB4 | NM winery adapts as worker shortage leads to ‘necessary evil’
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – As New Mexico’s worker shortage continues, some business owners are adapting, including at some of the state’s vineyards.They’ve rebounded from the drought, but as a 5th-generation farmer told KOB 4, the way some operate may have changed forever.Noisy Water Winery is all ready fo…
Wine Industry Network | New Mexico Wine Industry Gets Boost from Vineyard Restoration Fund
Nearly $1 million in funding available Whether you’re looking for a glass of dry, red cabernet to pair with a steak, or a glass of crisp pinot grigio to complement a cheese platter, rest assured you’ll be able to find a bottle of wine made from grapes grown right here in New Mexico.
NM True | A Journey Through the Ages: The Fascinating History of Wine in New Mexico
A Journey Through the Ages: The Fascinating History of Wine in New Mexico
Albuquerque Business First | New Mexico Wine Growers and Brewers Guild growing
Both industries are growing in New Mexico, and if your business isn’t on board, you’re not seeing the glass half full.
db reader | Gruet’s sparkling project thriving in New Mexico - The Drinks Business
The scenario evokes images of a Hollywood film script: in 1984 a family from Champagne decides to start making sparkling wine in the desert land of New Mexico in America’s Southwest, writes Roger Morris.
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