A nice wine tasting room with indoor and outdoor areas…read more I had two glasses of El Cabron Viejo -- definitely adding to the list of vines I enjoy. My boyfriend had a couple other varieties, a red and a white, and they were great too! I appreciate that the wines on the menu had actual descriptions including notes, so it makes it a lot easier to make a choice based on what you'd normally enjoy (or want to try). The service was great and the lady who ran it that night was really sweet.

Really nice place for quick wine. Although i did not do the wine sampler, $15 is a really good…read morevalue for it. Our bar tender was nice enough to let us finish off the bottle. The indoor and outdoor space was really nice. My favorite wine was the demigod. And they have $1 stickers!

Service: This place was short staffed and was open only a few days a week. When we arrived there…read morewas only 1 bartender supporting the distillery. She was great! Ambiance: not a lot of seating available. We were a group of 8, and we found 1 area where we all fit (in the gift shop sectional). Drinks: People seemed to have enjoyed their drinks!

Nice place to try out the whiskey and being forced by your party to play scrabble before dinner. Do…read moretry to make up as many words as possible. They aren't always open so the window to visit is kind of small. The few cocktails i tried were okay. But nothing really blew me away, same goes for what they had on the menu. Still definitely a spot to try for the whiskey and gin people.

We enjoyed our time at Black Mesa Winery. We did a flight of 5 wine tastings and had the…read morecharcuterie board with toast, jelly, cheese and pecans. It was delicious! My favorite tasting was the Criadera. I love the indoor and outdoor dining options. The staff was great and even offered a free rubber duck when we told her we were celebrating our wedding anniversary here. We purchased the Honey cider and Bite Me cherry cider to go. They were both great!This was a wonderful experience!

We stopped by to see the Petroglyphs behind the winery. I have my doubts…read more Pretty sure 2 christian crosses are not 700 years ago. There is a nice walking meditation labyrinth set up in the back. We didn't stop for a wine tasting, there were a lot of Gnats and we didn't want to sit outside.

What a great place. Beautiful gardens outside to sit and taste delicious wine. Server very nice…read moreand knowledgeable. We tried 8 wines, then added 2 more. Bought 3 bottles. Good Sangiovese and Barbera. Good blends. Perfect weather to sit outside. They also have good chocolates.

Just ok, definitely a much more laid back winery experience. The location is convenient, being just…read moreoff the highway, so we were able to make a quick pit stop. It was not busy at all - only one other group sitting outside while we were there. The young guy working was friendly but did not offer any info about the wine, the vineyard, etc - we had to pull info out of him. My friend and I both opted for the flight to sample a few different wines. They had quite a lot of options, from red to white to rose, but I opted for mostly whites. My favorite of the bunch being the 2025 dry Riesling. We ended up enjoying our pours on the patio even though there were a few tables inside. Views of the mountains were nice.

This was a wonderful wine experience where they had complimentary wine tasting for all of us to…read moreenjoy. They had a cute sitting area and art gallery to check out the local art. We loved trying out the different wines. We purchased the Special Reserve Riesling and New Mexico port wine to take home with us. It's worth the trip!

The wine here was delicious, its not at all pretentious, and you feel like you're getting an…read moreauthentic experience, not something commercialized. They have a huge variety of wines and only use grapes from New Mexico, which was a cool touch. They also let you sample as many varieties as you'd like, but they don't see glasses, so you can taste before you decide which bottles you'd like to buy. I would come back here in a heartbeat. Everything was good, even types of wine I don't usually prefer.

This small winery packs a punch. Joseph Martinez is the owner & winemaker in this (mostly) on…read moreperson operation. For most of his reds, he is unique in fermenting the wine in used bourbon barrels. Wines we tried from these barrels were smoother, rounder, and with a bit more honey than similar wines from oak wine barrels. He also makes some nice whites and traditional reds. Joseph gave a very nice tour of his property and vines, and a very generous tour of his wines in his tasting room. We walked out with 7 bottles and a membership to his wine club.

What a fun place to go for a wine tasting! Nine of us went this week and it was perfect! Joseph…read moreand Lori allowed us to bring in snacks and after the tasting, they joined us for cheese and crackers, fruit, nuts, and chocolate and a shared bottle of wine. They make it so comfortable and enjoyable!

We stopped here on our way back to Santa Fe. The wine taste great and the porch with the big…read morecomfortable chairs were relaxing.

A lady customer ran in before us and dominated the server with questions. The server did not…read moreaddress us or say be with you in a bit. We walked around, went to the loo, looked at the tasting list. Another server walked by and said nothing to us. We left. Glad we did. Found a great winery down the road.

At this point the St. Bernard remains only as a memory to those who cherished it and for whom Jean…read moreMayer became a lifelong friend. It was all about spirit, and the new owner is as spiritless as the aimless concrete slabs that stand in mute testimony to his incapacity. It is sad, as the St. Bernard in many ways was Taos, the mountain still there, as Jean oft repeated to me, but the spirit gone. There was hope, but it was chased away by a numb corporate view. Sic transit Gloria.

Unfortunately, the owner has died. The restaurant has been torn down. It used to be the best food…read moreanywhere, but there is only cold wind now and the concrete walls of a new hotel project. Miss you Jean, Dadou, the chefs and all the wonderful staff who treated their guests like family.

We went on a weekday and enjoyed a quiet tour of the museum's incredible art. Excellent galleries,…read morewide variety of artists -- different from the usual Southwestern art.

We had a wonderful afternoon wandering through this museum. Lots of gems to get lost in and…read morediscuss. They have a great gift shop too. I definitely want to return soon!

Passing town and was in the mood for some great live music. Turned to Yelp and guided me to this…read moreplace. Luckily we arrived before Greg Dileo started to perform. He reminded me of Bob Dylan singing, strumming the guitar and the harmonica. Samantha and Rachelle took care of us with wonderful service. Highly recommend this hidden gem

Showed up the other night to have a drink or two and eat a little dinner only to be told after we…read moreordered drinks that they didn't have any food because they didn't have anyone to cook the food. (It wasn't that the cook just didn't show up that night) Would be nice to know ahead of time. Maybe put it on the socials and website that you aren't offering food. Waste of time and money.