Art, Food & Wine – Taos, New Mexico Traditions

It may come as a surprise to learn that the first wine production in the United States started in what now is called New Mexico by Spanish monks in 1633. The New Mexico wine country is home to over forty wineries, several in the vicinity of the art colony, Taos, high up in the Sangre

Tomorrow (10/15/2010) is the last chance to Win a $10,000 Trip to Chile Wine Regions – HURRY

Tomorrow (10/15/2010) is the last chance to Win a $10,000 Trip to Chile Wine Regions – HURRY

Autumn in New Mexico & Trapiche Wines

The autumn leaves sang with color. The brisk air quickened our step as we walked down the tree-lined dirt road to out Northern New Mexico home.

Wine, Good Friends, Perks & Scholarships

The Ponte Chardonnay 2008* was an excellent match to this wonderful meal and added a warm glow to the whole ambiance.

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Mision Wine from Cerocahui, Mexico

Cerocahui, Mexico: Tarahumara Indians, Jesuits and Wine Story and photos by John Lamkin Bumping along 45 minutes of dirt road from the train station, through the wooded landscape, the forest opens to reveal the alpine-like valley of Cerocahui (sero-kah-wee), a mile-high paradise. Below, I catch a glimpse of the hidden valley with its silver river winding