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There’s inspiration to be found in the picturesque setting at Casa Rondeña Winery. 

Nestled in the heart of picturesque landscapes of Albuquerque's North Valley, our humble winery has become more than just a destination for wine enthusiasts; it's a sanctuary for those seeking inspiration. As the seasons change, so do the stories that grace the pages of inspired publications, each by writers whose passion for wine mirrors our own.
From the delicate nuances of our signature varietals to the timeless traditions that shape our craft, these articles capture the essence of what makes our winery truly unique. Each one reminds us that our journey is not just about the destination, but the stories we collect along the way.
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WINEMAKING IN THE LAND OF ENCHANTMENT: CASA RONDEÑA’S UNIQUE APPROACH TO WINE IN NEW MEXICO

The Grapevine Magazine, January 2023

Here’s a quick trivia question for you: Where is the oldest winemaking region in North America?  Although Northern California, the Hudson Valley of New York and the Coahuila state of Mexico are common guesses, the correct answer is actually New Mexico. 

This fact might come as a surprise to many wine enthusiasts because New Mexico wines rarely gain the widespread attention or recognition of wines produced in other regions across the continent. Yet the wine industry is thriving in this part of the Southwest and has a lot to offer local residents and curious travelers.

Enjoy Old World Charm at Casa Rondeña

New Mexico Magazine, September 2022

Entering through the hand-built arches of Casa Rondeña Winery on a sunny, spur-of-the-moment afternoon, my friend and I look at each other and ask, “How have we never been here before?”

We know we’re in Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, a village nestled inside of the state’s largest city, but driving on the dirt road through rows of lush vines is like stumbling upon a desert oasis. Sunshine bounces off the blooming yellow roses and hand-painted tiles adorning the tasting room, just one of the stunning Spanish-style buildings on the property.

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