Really good wine, really good memories...🍷💗💗💗 — 7 years ago
Lovely sweet white wine. Buy it every time I’m in NM. — 8 years ago
day two! Awesome! Just freakin awesome! — 8 years ago
Pretty nose with a nice spiced pear, lychee, white grapefruit, and a dash of kerosene. At first taste it's a touch sweet, but the bracing acid manages to make it perceive rather dry, notes of pink grapefruit, lime, honey and lavender. All in all a solid #nmwine #value #other46 — 9 years ago
Perfect for me — 10 years ago
Pair it with a good dark chocolate! — 11 years ago
La Viña Dulcinea — 4 years ago
67/14/13/5/1 blend of Dolcetto, Montepulciano, Aglianico, Graciano and Lemberger. Garnet red, light to moderately extracted pigment. Rounded, soft mouthfeel. The Dolcetto dominates to my palate, but a bit of research suggests a hint of licorice flavor and maybe black cherry from the Dolcetto, plum from the Montepulciano and Aglianico, a hint of cocoa or chocolate from the Aglianico. Decent, good acidity, some tannins on finish, good value. Better than many comparable Italian imports. Love that screw cap too! 1055 cases made. No AVA or vineyard designation on label, just “American”. Winery tasting notes also mention orange peel notes and “dusty tannins”; barrel smoke emerges after a couple of hours. — 6 years ago
Too bad the Badgers didn’t put away New Mexico as fast as we put away this bottle. — 8 years ago
Day off - Great company — 9 years ago
I was looking for something to pair with a binge on the new season of Better Call Saul. For scenes of Albuquerque and Santa Fe I needed something simple yet classic, but not tired. The New Mexico sun had me thinking white. Something from the "what's old is new" category seemed appropriate as well. And if Jimmy isn't Chardonnay...
Some new oak, but no malo. Lemon custard, caramelized apple, and orange blossom. Parker calls it "premier cru Chablis-like" and I wouldn't disagree. A balanced, and even bipolar, round and racy character. This fit the bill perfectly. — 9 years ago
Jammy, somewhat sweet, smooth. Lingering aftertaste — 10 years ago
Enjoying some quality time with sister and boyfriend. They are such lushes. Yummy wine. Not too sweet but sweet. Love this local NM wine. — 11 years ago
Pale lemon in color.
Fruity nose of lemons, citrus, pineapples, minerals, kiwifruit, light white flowers, green apples and white pepper.
Medium-plus in body with medium plus acidity. Crisp and refreshing.
Dry on the palate with lemon juice, green apples, grapefruits, herbs, spices, limes, tropical fruits and pineapples.
Nice length on the finish with tangy limes.
This is a very tasty surprise. This is my first Arizona wine and that's a good start.
An easy drinking and well balanced Sauvignon Blanc. Tangy and enjoyable by itself or with food.
Neither tart nor bitter, just the way I like it.
Good right out of the bottle and good as a sipping wine.
I had it all by itself, by the lake.
12.4% alcohol by volume.
89 points.
$28. — 5 years ago


Good local wine. — 8 years ago
Surprisingly dry NM red. — 9 years ago
2007 in 2016. Fruit has fallen and has become a little port, a little tawny, but there's a vanillin, a dustiness over dried red fruit and prune that reminds me of a great old Rioja that made me really enjoy this. — 10 years ago
Mic Roy
Tried this wine at the New Mexico Wine Fest in August. Truly a smooth wine. Really enjoy this. Will have to order - does not have in TX. Rate a 10+ — 2 years ago