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October 31, 2019 | Chelsie Pickard

The Perfect Wine & Candy Pairings for a Happy HalloWINE!

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Whether you’re a parent who sneaks their child’s Halloween candy or you’re simply waiting to stock up when candy is half off on November 1st, there’s no denying the glorious combination of some tasty treats and some delicious wine.

That’s why we put together the ultimate Halloween candy and wine pairing guide. Drink up witches!

1. Reese's Peanut Butter Cup & Black Cherry

Our port-style wines are sweet, decadent, and indulgent...just like the satisfying taste of a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup!

2. Milk Chocolate M&M's & Demigod

Demigod is a lighter-bodied Cabernet Sauvignon filled with dark fruit flavors, vanilla, and a silky finish that pairs perfectly with M&M’s that melt in your mouth.

3. Butterfinger & Zia Chardonnay

Our Chardonnays have a buttery texture that perfectly complements a crisp butterfinger.

4. Starburst & Sauvignon Blanc

Our Sauvignon Blanc is full of peach notes, crisp, clean fruit, and acidity. It only makes sense to pair this easy-to-drink dry white with sweet and juicy Starburst.

5. Hershey's Dark Chocolate & Dolcetto

Have some chocolate with a wine that has a soft toasted chocolate aroma! Berry notes and a smoky finish go great with smooth dark chocolate.

6. Sour Patch Kids & Riesling

The pineapple and pear notes of this semi-sweet white pair well with the sour and sweet nature of Sour Patch Kids! (Plus, you can color the bottle! What’s not to love?)

7. Gummy Bears & Moscato

Our Moscato is a playful and sweet tropical explosion. Combine that with the sweet and fruity taste of gummy bears!

8. Almond Joy & Malbec

The tannic finish of our chocolatey Malbec is the perfect mate for the chocolate and coconut flavors of an Almond Joy.

Have a Happy HalloWINE!
and
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*offer expires 10/31/19 at the witching hour ( Midnight)

Oct 31, 2019 at 10:34 AM

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October 15, 2019 | Haylee Knippel

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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Oct 15, 2019 at 8:30 PM

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October 15, 2019 | Chelsie Pickard

Uncorking The Health Benefits of Red & White Wine

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Booze probably isn’t the first thing that pops into your head when thinking about health. But when it comes to wine, our ancestors have used it to alleviate ailments and prevent disease for centuries.

Harvard University researchers even found a jar in the tomb of King Scorpion I that was filled with wine and herbal residue such as mint, sage, thyme, and frankincense.

Ancient Egyptian herbal wine jar

Based on these findings, the researchers concluded that Egyptian herbal wines were used as a sacred medicine to treat everything from digestive issues to STDs!

In modern times, most people commonly associate red wine with heart health. But the benefits don’t stop there. Don’t be discouraged, white wine drinkers. There are reasons to pour yourself a cool glass of white vino, too!

Zia Chardonnay is a great health-conscious dry white wine

White Wine Improves Lung Health

According to the University of Buffalo, those who consume white wine typically have better lung function compared to people who don’t.

This is due to nutrients in wine that can help to keep lung tissues in good working shape. Red wine can also be beneficial to the lungs, but white wine has been proven to be the winner out of the two when it comes to lung health.

Research suggests that this is due to antioxidants in white wine that halt the development of “free radicals” that damage lung tissue.

White Wine May Help Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease

If you’re concerned about Alzheimer’s Disease prevention, white wine is a great go-to beverage. It’s been proven to improve memory function and delay or prevent cognitive issues and dementia associated with Alzheimer’s disease, which currently affects around 44 million people worldwide.

This is thanks to polyphenols in white wine, which are micronutrients usually found in most plant-based foods.

Cheers to Improved Memory

White Wine Prevents Metabolic Syndrome

Alzheimer’s prevention isn’t the only thing that polyphenols in wine can help with.

Polyphenols have been proven to be one of the most effective micronutrients for preventing metabolic syndrome, according to ScienceDirect.

Metabolic syndrome is a group of different risk factors that can lead to the development of heart disease, stroke, or diabetes.

Some dry wines of any shade can even help your body stay in ketosis, a process where body fat becomes a powerhouse for energy. (We wrote a previous article about it -- click here to read more on Ketosis!)

2017 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon

$48.00

2017 Vidal Blanc

$27.00

Two Keto Friendly Wines

Red Wine Can Help Fight Diabetes

Research from the University of Massachusetts Amherst shows that red wine, along with tea, can slow down the passage of glucose through the small intestine, where it eventually ends up in the bloodstream.

This helps to curb the huge spike in blood sugar levels that patients with Type 2 Diabetes commonly experience.

Red wine is the clear champion over white, slowing down glucose at a rate of almost 100 percent, while white wine only achieved absorption of glucose by about 20 percent.

This reduction of glucose levels can even help you lose weight, especially if you choose a lower-calorie red wine! (Click here to read more)

Red Wine Improves Fertility

While we definitely don’t condone drinking during pregnancy, some studies have shown that red wine can improve a woman’s chances of conceiving.

According to a study published in Fertility and Sterility, large amounts of resveratrol in red wine can preserve cells and cause an increase in the number of eggs in a woman’s ovarian reserve.

That being said, the CDC recommends that women who are actively trying to conceive should stop drinking to prevent fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.

Red Wine May Prevent Cavities

If you’re concerned about dental health, drink up.

A study found in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry shows that red wine (even non-alcoholic red wine!) kills bad bacteria in the mouth, leading to the prevention of dental plaque, cavities, and even gum disease.

Maybe red wine teeth stains are worth it, after all.

Cheers!

Oct 15, 2019 at 10:45 AM

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October 9, 2019 | Sam Freed

Wine To Look For(ward to)! 🥂

2020 and 2021 are going to be great years for some unique wines from Noisy Water Winery! See what's in store for you!

Oct 9, 2019 at 11:01 AM

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October 8, 2019 | Sam Freed

Noisy Water Winery just adopted a highway!

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What does it mean to adopt a highway? Well the NMDOT Adopt-A-Highway Program provides the opportunity to help maintain New Mexico's Roadside.

The program is a great way to promote responsibility, community pride and to protect our environment for future generations to enjoy by taking on the responsibility of cleaning litter along both sides of a highway.

The highway section that we are responsible for maintaining is located on NM Highway 220, and passes right in front of our production facility and wedding/event venue Enchanted Vine.

As an organization we are very proud of where we come from, and of how beautiful our town and state as a whole are! This is one way we can help keep it that way!

If you or your organization are interested in joining the program, contact the NMDOT and we can keep New Mexico beautiful together!

Oct 8, 2019 at 11:05 AM

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October 2, 2019 | Sam Freed

Press Days & Cake

As harvest season comes to a close Head Winemaker Jasper Riddle shows us how the juice yield is maximized and what the final waste product of winemaking is.

Oct 2, 2019 at 10:55 AM

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