Milagro Vineyards

Super super nice people, and why wouldn't you be as a winemaker and the beautiful wife of a winemaker!Their wines are ok, but I really love that they have included the farm stand now with this horrible Covid 19!

View and wine are outstanding. The vineyard was recommended by a local sommelier. We enjoyed wine flights, plus the new vintage, then decided on opening a bottle.... and buying several selections to take home. Sunset over the Sandia mountains, glass in hand, walking in the vineyard - we felt as though we were in an impressionist painting.

Milagro Vineyards, located in Corrales NM, produces some of my favorite New Mexico hand-made wines. During one weekend almost every month, they open the tasting room for a free tasting of their wines. These are lovingly crafted wines gently handled with much care. I am especially fond of their 2013 Sarah, released yesterday. My very favorite is their Cabernet Franc, earthy and complex. Milagro will not be releasing a new vintage until 2019. I have laid away several earlier vintages in a carefully guarded place. Milagro is a Corrales treasure. The tasting room garden is a blaze of color all Summer.

While New Mexico may not be well known for their ability to produce good wines, Milagro Vineyards puts it on the map.The setting is perfect for a little escape from ABQ in the Village of Corrales. They have about eight quality wines that are available for tasting. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful in finding a wine that you will enjoy. Be sure to bring a picnic along and eat on the patio. There are several tables outside for you to take in the views of the Sandia Mountains while you enjoy a glass of your favorite after a tasting. They also have a past of rescuing potbelly pigs (hence their great logo), but now they have moved over to Boston Terriers - be sure to say hi to Dottie.Overall, Milagro is my favorite NM winery for its great product, friendly staff, and wonderful location.

I wish I could give Milagro 10 stars! This is a hidden gem in Corrales. Rick produces the best still wines in NM. NM is the oldest wine making state in the country btw...thanks to those Spanish monks for smuggling the vines....They are open by appointment only and once a month the tasting room is open to the public. The staff is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. You don't know what something is ask, they are happy to explain. Bring a picnic but a glass of vino on the patio and enjoy the views. The gift shop has some wonderful unique offerings as well. Mitzi is happy to show off her socks and gab about the Boston Terrier rescue. I adore this couple.The cab franc will blow your taste buds away. The chardonay ages beautifully...I have a '07 that is amazing.Sign up for the email, go to the open house and enjoy this wonderful winery

We were in Albuquerque on vacation and wanted to see what a vineyard/winery looked like in New Mexico. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the wines produced in this relatively small vineyard. We did a thorough tasting of their products, and were impressed with the knowledge of our host. The vineyard is not large, but they do grow a number of different grapes which gives them the ability to make an interesting mix of wines, both white and red. We want to return when the vines have fruit on them!