Backyard Chemistry
Sheehan Winery has evolved from a backyard vineyard into one of New Mexico’s top-rated wineries.
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Tag: wine
Early Winter 2023: Rituals
In this issue of edible, we explore rituals: the multiplicity of practices through which New Mexicans find shape, meaning, and sustenance.
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Vivác Winery
Vivác Winery, the 2022 Local Hero for Beverage Artisan, Wine, is situated in the oldest wine-grape-growing region in the United States and features vineyards near six thousand feet, four owners in one family, and a deep commitment to community.
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Zucchini, Tomato, And Cream Salad
This recipe comes from Jonathan Perno, Chef at Los Poblanos. Learn more about him, here. Zucchini,...
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Spain in the Wine: Casa Rondeña
Top: In the cool, dark barrel room, Casa Rondeña wines rest quietly in French and Hungarian...
Read MoreAnasazi Fields Winery
Last weekend, we were looking for a quiet couple’s adventure off the beaten path. When I found Anasazi Fields Winery online, I knew it would be the perfect afternoon trip out of the city. Just 30 minutes north of Albuquerque on I25 and a few miles east of on NM165, we were in the village of Placitas.
Read MoreCan Biodynamics Save Terroir? Pt. 3
Most consumers are unaware of the fact that winemakers can choose from around 350 aromatic and genetic yeasts, the variety allowing wineries the ability to make a wine to please a particular sector of the global wine market while the true, un-manipulated taste of wine from healthy, Biodynamically farmed vineyards has been kept on the fringes of the wine world for the past several decades. What’s come to be accepted as “good” and “valuable” oftentimes is the creation of science and technology, a process that in the history of wine making – is somewhat of an anomaly.
Read MoreCan Biodynamics Save Terroir? Part 1
The new guard is in tune with the public’s need for transparency and truth in advertising. They’re generally concerned about the welfare of the planet and believe changes need to happen regarding sustainability. They’ve made the distinction between farming and Winemaking. Coming to understand that the greatest wine always starts in the vineyard, and the best vineyards not only are in the right places for the right vines, but are farmed sustainably. Winemaking, as such, is more of a way of shepherding along the process from juice to wine to make sure nothing goes awry.
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From the Vine: D.H. Lescombes
To Be Perfectly FrancOld World Wines Win in New Mexico Soil by Michele Ostrove Thirty-three years...
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