Myself and 14 of my friends visited this winery today. I called in advance and when I arrived…read moreMartha and Chris the owners had set up a lovely table underneath a tent for my group. They are such gracious hosts. We felt so welcome and had such a great time that we'll have to go back in the near future. They have a lovely tasting room and seats outside make it very comfortable. This is as much a home-based business as one can have. As for the wines they have a huge selection, the wines are reasonably priced, and you can have tasting flights, wine by the glass, or even purchase bottles. This region in Corrales has the number of wineries and while I like them all I have found pasando tiempo to be above and beyond in its customer focus.

A terrific spot to enjoy wine tasting or buying a bottle of some very good local wines. Martha and…read moreChris have put together a great venue and are very gracious and attentive hosts along with being very knowledgeable. Looking forward to our next visit!

We visited and sat at the wine bar with a gorgeous view of the Sandias. Karen was great about…read moreexplaining their wines and we enjoyed tasting 4 wines for $5, waived with one bottle purchased. Bottle prices were reasonable and we enjoyed taking two bottles with us. Highly recommended!

Beautiful setting, delicious wine. They make you feel like family, if you are lucky you can get to…read morepet the big white dog :)

Finally made it! Another spot that has been on my bucket lists to try!…read more It didn't disappoint at all! Such a cute spot! Lots out outside seating in the front and back. More limited seating inside. It was a really nice day so we sat outside. I got the maple pecan latte iced with oat milk it was delightful! Not too sweet just right! My son and his friend split a plum cake and it was also enjoyed especially the frosting.. lol My friend got a bagel and cream cheese and said it was really good, she did not the bagel salty toward the end but still really good. Service was friendly, patient and kind while 2 moms and 2 toddlers decided what they wanted. Would love to come back again and 10 out of 10 recommend!

My friend got a breakfast burrito and it was simple but good! We both got a pumpkin spice late (in…read moreOct.) and it was one of the best I've had! The espresso has a good taste and it wasn't too sweet. The presentation was great as well. I love the outdoor and indoor space here it feels very homie.

My husband and I celebrated our thirty-fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner at DH Lescombes. It…read morewas our first time dining there and we were not disappointed. The ambiance was exquisite despite the somewhat loud noise level. The decor and the service were both top notch. Our server Sergio went above and beyond the call of duty. He made our anniversary even more special with a free dessert, a coupon for a free wine flight on our next visit and a hand written list of recommended local attractions and eateries. And then there is the food. The potsticker appetizer was pleasing to both the eye and palate. I had the meatloaf entree which was delicious. And my husband loved the beef bourguignon. And the crème brûlée we had for dessert was delightfully creamy underneath a beautiful gold crust. We will definitely return and highly recommend DH Lescombes to anyone seeking fine but affordable dining in the Albuquerque area.

We had a nice experience at Lescombes. Our server Sophie was a delight, very personable and…read moreattentive. We started with flights of wine. Hubby chose 2 cabs, a Pinot and a cab/sangiovese blend. I had the preselected red flight of 3 reds, one which was sooo sweet. We also had their lunch specials, a Pasta New Mexico w/chicken & hatch Chiles in a light cream sauce, tomato bisque and a Caesar salad. We really enjoyed the food, the wines not so much.

I was invited to a special Holiday Celebration this year. I was really looking forward to attending…read morewith a good friend, but I had never heard of the venue or the location. Turned out, when I looked it up on a map app, I pass by Pasando Tiempo Winery Tasting Room on Alameda / Hwy 528 several times a month. I guess I need to learn to pay more attention. Some of the best places are right in front of you and you don't even see them. I think Pasando Tiempo Wine Tasting Room has been in this location for a year+ and I was just oblivious. Ugh. Think of all the opportunities I have missed. Never again. Nice, new building, but it would be easy to get it confused with the bank that shares the same location. It is a great location, but they need better signage for those of us with tunnel vision. They have an outside patio, but the weather was a little nippy when I was there - next Spring & Summer it will be pleasant and the view across the valley of the Sandia Mountains will be perfect. The Tasting Room is big and modern. with a separate room for special events. The tasting bar was longer than usual, but accommodated everyone who stepped up to order one of their great wines. I was given a taste of the "7 Briks". Oh my, it was delightful. Sweet, but too much. I generally don;t care for sweet wines, except for an after dinner drink . . . but the "7 Briks" was exceptional. Next time, if I can bring myself to do so, I will try their other wines. The NMHWC event was wonderful. The Pasando Tiempo staff were friendly and professional. The wine - - well the PT wine was like a cherry on the top of a great Holiday experience.

Finally! I finally took the time to stop by. I was the only person there, but don't take that as a…read morebad sign. Quite the opposite, I had 1:1 with Martha. She was happy and pleasant. The place was large, ceilings high and there was plenty of seating at the massive bar and various tables. In the warmer months when the NM wind is not blowing, the outdoor seating is cozy. I came in and sat at the bar. Martha did great explaining all the wines, suggested options I may like. She even convinced me to try their Chardonnay, which generally is not my first choice and actually turned out to be my favorite. Bought a bottle to take home. Chris came in while I was there, the "wine maker" even a sommelier. At this point I'm extra thankful that I'm the only one there. I started asking questions and he was so great! Explaining his love for each season of wine making, explaining how trying different wines was good, our palettes change, we talked about corks, and food pairings and how he doesn't make sweet wine and so much more, in fact so many wonderful topics about wine that I left knowing more than when I entered for a mid-afternoon tasting. I enjoyed his knowledge and honesty & thankful that Martha gave me Chardonnay to try. Sometimes we just have to step out of the box and while we may like a certain wine it's good to try others because like me, you'll enjoy something you didn't think you would. Get your friends and your loved ones or go it alone and visit their beautiful location for local wines and if wine isn't your thing, have a local distillery cocktail or a beer. If you're hungry get a charcuterie board. Friday and Saturday night there's music and food trucks. Extra parking in the dirt lot except when the Christmas trees are there. I'll be sure to return alone and with friends. Highly recommend. Thank you Chris and Martha for a wonderful afternoon.

Great wine. Great service. I wish they waived the tasting fee though. All in all a nice experienceread more

We were in town visiting from Arizona. The family member we were with invited us to go there for a…read morewine tasting with a social group. Right away I noticed that the chairs are wobbly. The waitress took a long time to start taking our orders. To the point we all decided what we wanted. Then when she came she told us because our group was so large, they could not do mimosa flights. About 10 of the 15 people were all disappointed because that's what we literally went there for. The waitress was short with us and even when we asked for more water, she put two bottles down for the whole group. Which we went through quickly. The food was ok but the bar literally took almost 30 minutes to get the 4 mocktails to the table that were ordered. Overall it could have been just a bad day for them but I'm lucky I don't live in this city because I would never go back again.

I love this winery in Albuquerque! It's right on the way to my brother-and-sister-in-law's house…read moreand I had the pleasure of visiting with my husband, mother-in-law and her husband. They joined the wine club, which was a fantastic deal, and we all enjoyed tasters of the delicious wine. The ambiance here is really cute too. I visited in early March before the flowers were in bloom but I could tell the potential in the spring, summer and fall would be spectacular.

I had high hopes for brunch at Casa Rondeña Winery, but unfortunately this was a disappointing…read moreexperience overall. We had a reservation for 11:30am and arrived on time, but ended up waiting outside for about 10 minutes with no staff in sight. We called multiple times for assistance before anyone came out. To make matters worse, the friend who made the reservation was never informed that brunch is held in the private club and not the e restaurant, which caused unnecessary confusion right from the start. Once a waiter finally found us, we were taken to the private club where we were told they only had three brunch menu items available that day. We ordered immediately, along with waters and mimosas. Keep in mind, there were only two tables total--our group of three and another group of seven--so it wasn't busy. Despite that, service was extremely slow. It took 20 minutes just to get our mimosas, and our waters were forgotten and didn't come out until another 10 minutes later. Our food took about 40 minutes, which felt excessive given how few people were there. Even more frustrating, my friends' meals came out about 10 minutes before mine. There's really no reason meals at the same table shouldn't be served together. The food itself was just okay. The only standout was the French toast, which was actually really good--and honestly the only reason this review isn't one star. I also ordered coffee and was told they don't carry creamer, which is surprising for a place offering brunch. Our waitress rarely checked on us throughout the meal, which added to the overall lack of service. Between the confusion, long wait times, and lack of attention, this experience didn't meet expectations. I won't be returning.

This was a fantastic experience of Spanish wines and amazing food. We found this place on OpenTable…read moreand decided to give it a go. Service was top notch, with one server walking right up with a brand new bottle of water when I finished my last sip saying "I gotcha!". Wine flights were super affordable giving 4 tastings for $14. Each wine came with a paper charm that explained the tasting notes and origins of the wine. We had the elote, the arugula salad with the orange honey vinaigrette (yum!), the bread with tomato spread, and the pork chop that was braised in Tempranillo. The pork chop was hands down the best chop I've ever had. It was presented by the chef who humbly said "sorry it took a while this was a big chop" Let me tell you the best things are worth waiting for. This chop was so juicy and well seasoned. We will be back!

Hidden gem off Alameda. We have been trying to check this place out for years, but couldn't find a…read moretime when the kitchen was open too...well, we finally stopped when the stars aligned. Wine was good & eats were fresh. We sat at the bar and had a nice conversation. Will be back.

Wine tasting on a Friday afternoon? Sign me up with haste. Staff here is all very friendly. We did…read morethe flight of 4 wine tasting. The pours were generous. You get to pick anything from their menu. We tried a fabulous orange colored wine and the special New mexican green chile wine. I'm not sure if I'd want a whole glass of that - but it was fun to try. My stomach was a little tired of green chile at this point. We had a fabulous time walking around the adjoining art gallery, sitting on the patio, strolling thru the gift shop. This is such a fabulous space.

August 21, 2026 - Old Town, Albuquerque…read more We poked our heads in to ask about outdoor seating since we had our pup with us, and were greeted by a super friendly employee who pointed us toward the patio in front of the building. Dog-friendly seating? Off to a good start. We decided to do some wine tastings and share a charcuterie board. There was a different employee in this part of the winery. My husband mentioned that he couldn't have gluten and asked if there was a gluten-free alternative to the bread/crackers. Imagine my surprise when the board arrived with... tortilla chips. For a place that also specializes in gourmet foods, I was expecting something a little more exciting than chips. Gluten-free crackers, anyone? The wines were nice, and we really enjoyed sitting outside. The only other slight downer was the service. When I went inside for another tasting, I casually asked the server, "How's your day going?" His response: "I'm here." Well... I guess technically that answers the question. Clearly, he was having an off day. It happens, but you can't help but pick up on that energy when you're trying to relax and enjoy some wine. Overall, we had a nice time, enjoyed the patio with our pup, and even bought a bottle of Tighty Whitey White to take home. A couple of little misses, but nothing that would keep us from coming back.

Awesome review, Sandra. You nailed the basics, thanks for creating this biz listing. The Corrales…read moreBike & Wine Tour could (and should) be a defining celebration of this antiquated, lovely little town north of Albuquerque. I've lived here nearly 20 years, and this tour opened my eyes to the breadth of Corrales I'd never previously known. It's a great bike ride and a smart way to taste some craft wineries. A twelve mile loop, you can plan to spend an afternoon leisurely sipping some tasty pours and exploring this territory. My basic perceptions: Corrales needs to get behind this, support it, and provide a safe cycling lane, a big one, for the entirety of the event. From the get-go, the loop didn't feel safe for cyclists. The Duke City Marathon, for example, allows runners an avenue (the bosque trail) to run free. The same should be true for this tour, moreso because the riders have sipped a few glasses. On the day of the Tour there should be a well regulated and carefully policed lane for cyclists. Some idiot honked at me when I attempted to pass another biker on the road. I didn't tell him/her then, but I'll say it now: fuck off, asshat. We own the road as much as you do. The wineries that represent are typical of New Mexican vino, a smattering of sweet stuff and a few adventurous pours. TAKE A MOUNTAIN BIKE, the ride to Corrales Winery will not support your street bike. Come for the adventure. I never knew this tiny town had a flourishing suburban heart, and I was thrilled to discover the outskirts, even if they looked precisely like Rio Rancho proper. Good wine, good ride, good times. Next April, put this on your calendar.

When I saw the flier for this event, I got really excited about it and messaged my friends right…read moreaway. What's better than wine and exercise? 12 mile bike ride? Pfft, no sweat!! First of my friends and I are in no means "great shape" I would say we are your average moms. If you're not an expert bike rider like us, here are some tips if you decide to try it in August or next year. First, if you're not familiar with area, check out the map and take a quick cruise to see if it's something you can do. Pack plenty of water and some snacks to enjoy while you rest at each stop. My friends and I packed some fruit, cheese and crackers and it kept us energized. My last piece of advice would be to definitely wear a helmet. It's not mandatory, but the ride is mostly along a busy road. Better to be safe than sorry right? It was a great experience, friends and I had a blast and it was great to try the different wines. At the end of the tour, they had a Jazz band and food for everyone so that made the experience even better. Oh and if you buy a bottle at one of the wineries, you don't have to worry about how you're going to carry it because they have this great service that picks up your bottle(s) from the wineries with your name on them and you can claim them at the end. I recommend this event for any wine lover. My friends and I will be doing it again next year.