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Mar 3, 2020 at 10:12 AM
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Noisy Water Vineyards & Winery to Manage New Mexicos Engle Vineyard
"Management of New Mexico’s Engle vineyard, the state’s largest contiguous site with 75 acres in full production, has transferred from Precept Wine—owners of noted sparkling winery Gruet—to Ruidoso’s Noisy Water Vineyards & Winery"
From vine to wine: Old Town eager to benefit from Albuquerque’s wine economy
From Haylee Knippel from KRQE News 13 in Albuquerque
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Santa Fe Reporter
Grapes Expectations
"there's a unity now, within the industry, to get New Mexico wines on the map versus fighting over whose wine is better, especially over the past three to four years. There are a lot of bridges being built"
- Jasper Riddle
New Mexico Magazine
Jasper Riddle and his Noisy Water have breathed new life into the oldest wine-making region in the country.
"Noisy Water’s 2016 Reserve Cab earned 92 points, the state’s highest rank, in critic James Suckling’s “American Wine Revolution” report, which covered tastings of more than 800 American wines not from California, Washington, or Oregon. The cabernet grapes are grown on 35-year-old vines in Deming, and the wine is aged in new French oak barrels."
Wine Enthusiast
Meet the Producers That are Redefining American Wine
These winemakers from New Mexico, Michigan, Texas and Vermont are proving through their world-class bottles that there’s a lot more to the American wine scene than the West Coast.
BY FIONA ADAMS