Perhaps the most architecturally stunning of New Mexico's wineries, Casa Rondeña strongly resembles a Tuscan villa, with its green-tile roof winery and verdant grounds laced with gardens and fountains. The winery produces a superb cabernet franc, one of the most esteemed vintages in New Mexico. Features that you can see during your visit include a vintage oak fermentation tank and a Great Hall with soaring ceilings, where tastings are conducted. The winery hosts a number of events, including a chamber music festival with wine receptions and dinners.
Reviewed by J_Marie from California on 8/6/09
One of the best wineries in the southwest. The architecture is actually from Spain, and you can sit by the vineyard and relax with wine made right there in Albuquerque. The tasting room is cozy and the grounds are a great place to have a wedding.
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