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Noisy Water Winery

Hannah Perry
 
March 26, 2021 | Hannah Perry

Team Favorites

 
 

 Featuring Kyle And His Favorite Wine 

Kyle works at our wine production facility on our Cellar Rat Team helping oversee and ensuring all operations are completed properly and quickly. Aside from other winery tasks, he repairs any of our equipment that needs attention, definitely a jack of all trades and a great asset to our team. 

 

In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife and 2 year old daughter, grabbing a beer with friends, riding his bike, and helping our winery be more productive and efficient. He describes our company culture as "eccentric, challenging and amusing!"

 

2018 Aglianico

Kyle's favorite wine is the Aglianico. Since he works in the production side of things, he has first hand experience and gets to witness the process up close! He says this wine tasted great right out of the barrel and that after each filtration, it only became more beautiful.

 

"Each day, we would gently caress the tank and softly whisper "good morning". Then follow up by playing soft, delightful music so we would not upset the molecules. No rock music was allowed to play during this time." -Kyle

 

At first taste you are hit with cherries, followed by a perfect blend of tannins and acidity, then a smooth finish with a hint of dark chocolate that makes you go back for another sip.

  $42.00
 

PAIRING AGLIANICO

Kyle enjoys pairing this wine with steak, fajitas, smoked gouda cheese or dark chocolate and likes to drink this wine with a cigar and friends around a fire. 

3 OTHER WINES KYLE RECOMMENDS:


Cheers!

 

 
Time Posted: Mar 26, 2021 at 10:00 AM Permalink to Team Favorites Permalink
Amy Bennett
 
March 23, 2021 | Amy Bennett

Wine Of The Week - 2019 Chenin Blanc

When Noisy Water Winery acquired the Forbidden Desert Vineyard in Engle, New Mexico, it also acquired a treasure trove of “old vines”, some of them 30 years old. Among these are the vines that produce Chenin Blanc and, as a result, some of our first proprietary wines!

Chenin Blanc is a grape from the Loire Valley of France and is versatile enough to be used to make sparkling wines as well as sweet dessert wines. The natural vigor of the grapes can produce wines that are bland and neutral if not controlled by a loving “grape whisperer” who can draw out the right balance of acidity and fruitiness to create a wine that is both memorable and easy to drink.

 
2019 Chenin Blanc

Working with a varietal that is done quite differently all over the world, we wanted to put a modern spin on this classic varietal

$24.00
 

We took our grapes and created a crisp, dry white wine with deep citrus notes and subtle touches of sweetness. Tart pear, honeydew melon, persimmon, and nuances of lemon verbena lead into a bold, citrus body and finish… perfect to pair with rich, buttery seafood dishes and sunny days that culminate in warm evenings.


So pour a glass of Chenin Blanc and look forward to summer days!
 

 

“It’s hard not to love Chenin Blanc.”
— Madeline Puckette, Wine Folly

 
Time Posted: Mar 23, 2021 at 11:42 AM Permalink to Wine Of The Week - 2019 Chenin Blanc Permalink
Hannah Perry
 
March 17, 2021 | Hannah Perry

Wine Geek Wednesday

 
 

🍇St. Patrick's Day & Wine🍇

 

 St. Patrick's Day is a global celebration of Irish culture and originally was celebrated to honor Saint Patrick on the anniversary of his death. In the 1oth century, the Irish people held a great feast where they honored St. Patrick by dedicating a toast to him. This is where the association of enjoying a spirit on St Patrick's Day came from! Fast forward hundreds of years later, and the holiday is celebrated everywhere. Ireland is not known for the production of wine, but the Irish have a long history of drinking imported wine, especially from Bordeaux. In the eighteenth century, a number of Irish immigrants even moved to Bordeaux to produce wine! 

 

Why Is Green The Color of St. Patrick's Day?

Leprechauns are the reason you're supposed to wear green on St. Patrick's Day, or you risk getting pinched! The tradition is tied to folklore that says wearing green makes you invisible to leprechauns, which like to pinch anyone they can see.

 

 

🍀Don't miss out on these Lucky St. Patrick's Day Savings! 🍀

 

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2019 Nuevo Verde

Vinho Verde refers to Portuguese wine that translates as "young wine". Typically released three to six months after the grapes are harvested, which can be red, white or rose. Nuevo Verde is our homage to the great Vinho Verdes of Portugal with our own NWW New Mexican twist.

$27.00   $17.00
 
2018 Besito Caliente Green Chile Wine

We take our chile seriously in New Mexico - enough to put it in everything, including this BEST SELLING wine! Our unique New Mexican inspired Green Chile Wine is an off-dry white wine made with Hatch Green Chile.  A great compliment to any Mexican dish or party looking for a kick, think a spicy little semi-sweet kiss! 

$20.00   $17.00
 

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Time Posted: Mar 17, 2021 at 9:00 AM Permalink to Wine Geek Wednesday Permalink
Hannah Perry
 
March 12, 2021 | Hannah Perry

Team Favorites

 
 

 Featuring Ruby And Her Favorite Wine 

 
 

Today we are shining the spotlight on Ruby, who is one of our wine-tenders at the Noisy Water location in Ruidoso. Ruby feels right at home in the quiet mountains of Ruidoso, as she enjoys hiking, spending time lounging at the lake and wine tasting in her free time-you could say she does love her job. Ruby's favorite wine is our 2019 Reserve Pinot Noir for its cherry/jammy notes and the smooth vanilla/dry finish! This is one of the reds that converted her to enjoy a dry red and appreciate the beauty that they hold. 

 
 

PAIRING RESERVE PINOT NOIR

Ruby enjoys pairing the 2019 Reserve Pinot Noir with a sharp asiago cheese and habanero stuffed olives. She recommends taking a bubble bath while sipping on the Reserve Pinot Noir or serving the wine at girls night or any gathering, as this wine is a crowd pleaser!

 
2019 Reserve Pinot Noir

Expansive cherries with a backbone of dark fruit, perfectly married into a  jammy vanilla tannic finish.

  $35.00
 

OTHER WINES THAT RUBY RECOMMENDS:


Cheers!

 

 
Time Posted: Mar 12, 2021 at 10:00 AM Permalink to Team Favorites Permalink
Hannah Perry
 
March 10, 2021 | Hannah Perry

Wine Geek Wednesday

 
 

🍇What Are Wine Lees?🍇

 

If you have ever been surprised by the aroma of freshly baked bread in your glass of champagne, then you have found the "Suhr Lee" or lees, as we like to call it.

 

The term Suhr Lee refers to a specific aging technique: lees contact. Lees are the by product of the cellular self-destruction of yeast cells, called "autolysis." This leaves dead yeast particles that settle at the bottom of a tank! Our wines rest and age on the lees for a bit and then are racked, or separated, only leaving a small amount of lees in the wine itself. So why do we leave any lees behind at all? Because doing so can create rich complex flavors to a wine and can even improve the texture. 

 

🍀Did you know that finding lees particles at the bottom of your wine glass is an omen of good luck? 🍀

 
Bottled Chemistry

 

Lees are perfectly safe to consume and  are especially beneficial in white and sparkling wines, as they soften the tannins and enrich the flavors of the wine.

 

White and sparkling wines aged on lees are often described as creamier, richer, fuller-bodied, or with greater depth and complexity of flavor.

 

Red wines aged on lees are often described as rich, oaky with pronounced dark fruit and even spice flavors.

 

 

How Processing Wine and Lees Work Together:

 

Check out a few if our unique wines aged on the lucky lees:

 

2018 Vintner's Reserve Chardonnay

 

Oak aging and Chardonnay go hand in hand, as lees aging in oak barrels will diffuse additional aroma compounds from the wood, including sweet, caramel-like notes, smoke-like flavors, clove flavors, and vanilla.

 

Due to chardonnay's neutrality and hardiness, it makes for a perfect canvas to impart the flavors and textures that lees creates in a wine.

$27.00
 

2018 Dirty

The 2018 Dirty is unique when it comes to lees particles, as this wine is not fully filtered. Instead of filtering out the yeast immediately, the wine simply rests for a longer time (no shaking or moving the tanks!). This naturally settles yeast particles through gravity. After this point, the wine gets racked from the lees. 

 

Because of its less filtered quality, the body of the wine improves, and the small presence of lees particles only make it that much better.

$38.00
 
Time Posted: Mar 10, 2021 at 9:29 AM Permalink to Wine Geek Wednesday Permalink
Amy Bennett
 
March 8, 2021 | Amy Bennett

Wine Of The Week - 2018 Montepulciano

 

March heralds the start of spring, leaving winter in the past, but not quite yet basking in the summer heat. What wine to drink at this time of the year? Not a heavy red, which warms cold, snowy days, but still not quite a crisp white to savor on summer evenings….

Montepulciano… few grape varietals evoke the romance of Italian wines, or inspire one to create a rich, poetic meal to share with friends and family. Well, feel free to tap your inner chef, we’ve got you covered on the wine!

 
2018 Montepulciano

With a deceptively light hue, this Montepulciano is sure to surprise you!

$42.00
 

Grown in southern New Mexico, Montepulciano is a harmonious balance of modern winemaking techniques with an overarching Old World theme. While many associate the name “Montepulciano” with a certain region in Italy and the wines that are produced there, Noisy Water has taken the namesake varietal and created a wine with a medium body (so as not to overwhelm the food with which it is served) and an explosive bouquet of sweet cherries, tobacco, and rich plum. Soft tannins and complex acidic notes make this wine as easy to drink on its own as with a meal.


Pair it with an Italian seafood dinner swimming in a rich tomato sauce or serve it with a lighter, grilled meal in the warmer months. It’s an excellent dry red for summer, not to heavy on tannins and with a bright, almost cranberry finish. Whenever you decide to open a bottle of Noisy Water’s Montepulciano, I guarantee it will make the moment memorable!
 

 

“In March, winter is holding back and spring is pulling forward. Something holds and something pulls inside of us too.”
— Jean Hersey

 

Notes from the Winemaker!

 
Time Posted: Mar 8, 2021 at 10:25 AM Permalink to Wine Of The Week - 2018 Montepulciano Permalink
Sam Freed
 
March 5, 2021 | Sam Freed

Wine Club Release Party!

 
 
 
 
Wine Club Release of the 2018 Curtain Call

It's time for our next club member event! As a Club Member we want to invite you to our unique tasting experience of our next vintage of the dry red blend Curtain Call!

Reserve your spot and join us for a glass of the 2018 Curtain Call in our Barrel Room, plus there's even more! On top of your complimentary glass we've got a special treat! We've dug deep in our cellars and will be pulling 2014 Curtain Call out for you to try!

How it will work!

There will be 5 reservation times available beginning at 12:00pm, each limited to 6 participants.

  • 11:30pm
  • 1:00pm
  • 2:30pm
  • 4:00pm
  • 5:30pm

Reservations are first come first serve and limited to 2 people per wine club membership.

 

To book your time reservation, please Click Here and select your desired reservation time. **Must be logged into club account to make reservation

Need help? Just reply to this email and I am happy to help! - Sam Freed

 
The Wine!
 

Blend:
36% Cabernet Franc, 8% Merlot, 14% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% Petit Verdot, 14% Mourvedre, 14% Pinot Noir

Taste:

Hints of vanilla and black cherry on the nose, pitted fruit and blackberries in the middle and a bone-dry smooth finish.

 

Not able to make it in person? Don't worry, you'll still be able to order online on Saturday March 20th!

 
Time Posted: Mar 5, 2021 at 2:13 PM Permalink to Wine Club Release Party! Permalink
Hannah Perry
 
March 3, 2021 | Hannah Perry

Wine Geek Wednesday

 
 

Great wine is made at the vineyard. The Forbidden Desert Vineyard, our vineyard in Engle is one of the oldest in New Mexico, and the vines on the land are considered "old vines." This means that these vines have adapted to a changing environment for many years, which has made them durable and reliable every season. The lifecycle of a grapevine is something we get to witness every year, and it never gets old.

 

Winter

 

During this time of year, the vines are dormant. The vines utilize this time to hunker down for the cold months and they even have a built-in coping mechanism to survive the winter. The sugars that exist in the roots of the vines act as a natural antifreeze to the plant and ensures a healthy come-back in the Spring. One of the most crucial things we do at the end of Winter is prune the vines. This helps protect against over and underproduction of grape growth.

 

Early Summer

 

The wood of the grapevine continues to ripen, turning brown and hardening. While the wood grows, and sugar levels rise, little clusters of grapes begin to appear!  These clusters will soon become berry bunches, as they keep stretching out towards the warm sun.

 

 

 

Each season affects that year's vintage, so every wine is different, every year! Check out some of our favorite vintages from the last few years:

 
Time Posted: Mar 3, 2021 at 10:30 AM Permalink to Wine Geek Wednesday Permalink
Hannah Perry
 
March 1, 2021 | Hannah Perry

March Newsletter

 
 

Happy March you wine lovers! The first month of Spring is here and the Earth is waking up from its long Winter nap. The month of March reminds us that new beginnings are in store, and soon we will witness the organic things around us bloom into life. This is also a great time of year to re-center and re-focus yourself while enjoying the warm sunshine. This month is all about fresh starts and new life, and we are right on time because the grapevines are about to bud after staying dormant all winter! 

 

This month's newsletter gives you a sneak peek into what happens behind the scenes at Noisy, and is packed full of information about featured products, events and what's to come! 

 

The Season Of Bud Break 

March is the month when we typically see the vines bloom into life! As the season of Spring creeps in, the weather gradually gets warmer and the Earth starts to thaw, creating perfect conditions for little baby buds to begin the early stages of a grape's life.

Preparing the vineyard for new life is like preparing your home to bring home a newborn baby! Throughout the Winter we have improved our irrigation systems, ran soil tests, tuned up our farming equipment, and are currently pruning the vines to welcome the new buds back home. Doing these things helps us have a fresh start for the growing season and also encourages the buds to grow big and strong for a healthy harvest later in the year. 

 

🍇AT THE WINERY🍇

 

It's Bottling Season! Keep an eye out for new vintages as the wines are ready being bottled!

 
Wine Of The Month:

2018 Montepulciano

TASTE:

 

An explosive bouquet of sweet cherries and tobacco, round plum flavor profiles fill the glass, ending with ripe, soft tannins and a balance of complex acidic notes.

$42.00
 

-Take 35% Off Full Cases-

& 20% Off Half Cases of Montepulciano all month long

 
 

🍷 INTRODUCING: WINE DOWN WEDNESDAYS 🍷

Come hang out with us at any of the Tasting Rooms every Wednesday and get:

 

WINE CLUB MEMBER PARTY!

 

Sign up now to receive exclusive access to a WINE CLUB PARTY on Saturday March 20th at the Enchanted Vine Barn in Ruidoso, NM where you will get early access and a sneak peak of our new vintage 2018 Curtain Call, plus we're pulling out an old one from the library for you to try!

Reserve your spot now!

There will be 5 reservation times available beginning at 11:30am, each limited to 6 participants.

 

Not A Member? Join Today!

 

Gourmet Food of The Month:

Hatch Green Chile Butter

March is the month of new growth and starting fresh and the most common color we will see this month is GREEN. Green in the sprouting buds and green for St Patrick's Day. So get your green on with our Relleno Brothers Chile Co.'s Hatch Green Chile Butter is one of the top selling products in our store and is great on eggs, chicken, sandwiches, crackers, you name it!

$10.95
 

What else is going on at Noisy?

  • Feel free to come see us or to call in an order for pick up!

 

  • If you are a local or visiting Ruidoso for Spring Break, join us at the Enchanted Vine Barn in Alto after a day on the mountain or to escape the hustle and bustle of Midtown!

 

  • We have our farmers and craft market is open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays at Enchanted Vine, browse with a glass in hand!

 

  • Enchanted Vine and our tasting rooms across New Mexico are great cozy little getaways, and especially during ski season! Gather around fire pits and sip on some mulled wine or bundle up under the heated patio at our tasting rooms!

 

Enchanted Vine

492 Ft Stanton Rd

Alto, NM 88312

 
 
Time Posted: Mar 1, 2021 at 9:30 AM Permalink to March Newsletter Permalink
Hannah Perry
 
February 26, 2021 | Hannah Perry

Team Favorites

 
 

 Featuring Jozie And Her Favorite Wine 

 
 

Today we are shining the spotlight on Jozie, who is our Venue & Event Director at the Enchanted Vine Barn. Jozie loves living in her little mountain town and frequently jogs and hikes with her fur baby Monjeau (everyone's favorite host at EV 😉). Jozie's favorite wine is Aglianico for its full body, bright taste on the palate and that hint of chocolate you get at the end! The first time she tried it she was hooked, and now regular enjoys it while sitting by the fire or cozied up on the couch. 

 
 

PAIRING AGLIANCO

Jozie enjoys pairing a glass of Aglianco with a juicy steak or even just some dark chocolate. Aglianico has a rich Southern Italy heritage, and is one of the oldest grapes dating back to thousands of years ago. 

 
2018 Aglianico

A rich, 'big' wine, driven by the dark fruits, bold plum and robust cherry notes, explosive tannins and high acidity, leading to a surprisingly balanced finish with ever-so-subtle overtones of dark chocolate

  $42.00
 

WINES THAT JOZIE RECOMMENDS:


Cheers!

 

 
Time Posted: Feb 26, 2021 at 10:00 AM Permalink to Team Favorites Permalink


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