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Corrales NM Quilt and Wine Fair A success….

by Mary MacIntyre

Outside Rio Rancho, NM, there is a small quiet, old fashioned village called Corrales. This small town has several fine restaurants, a few galleries, several horse farms and much more. Make sure to follow their sped limits because they are due diligent in stopping drivers. Corrales has a pastoral atmosphere and a mix of old businesses and contemporary services. You can still see old farms with fresh vegatables, small orchards mixed among small developments and condos.

The quilt and Wine fair was a success with about 2000 in attendance. A local brewer of old fashioned mead reported it was one of the best ways to kick off the season of wine festivals.
Quoted by Falcon Meadery: New Mexico State Fair Winners 2007

Welcome to the Falcon Meadery and Winery of Santa Fe, New Mexico. (www.falconmeadery.com)

Producing fine meads in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Open M-F 10-Noon and 1-3pm. Weekends by appointment.

Please call for daily schedule information.

Mead is wine made from honey. It may have fruit added. It can be sweet or dry. It is known as “ambrosia”, and “The nectar of the Gods.”

More information about mead

Quilt and Wine Fair — Journey to Corrales for quilts, wines from 11 vintners, food vendors, workshops and entertainment by The Bleecker Street Boys, The Squash Blossom Boys, SOMA, and Jim Jones and Friends. Noon until 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Corrales Recreation Center East Soccer Fields, off Corrales Road. Admission is $15 for 21+, $5 youths 13-20, and free for children under 13. (notice from Alibi.com)

Next weekend you can go to either Las Cruces or Albuquerque NM to enjoy their wine festivals.

For more details and links to future happenings go ahead and visit: http://www.nmwine.com/
Most of these companies are small to medium operations and have great stories to tell about their passion for producing local wines. Also when dining out or at your favorite bar ask which local wines, brews, or meade that they are offering. Buy local: your money will go back into our local economies.

OLd video gives you a taste:

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