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    Sheehan Winery Old Town Tasting Room

    4.8 (63 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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    Vanessa S.

    Yum! Delightful local wine owned by locals! So happy to have been able to attend an event here and learn more about them. The sommelier was lovely and made wine tasting super approachable. The owner is fun, knowledgeable, and dedicated to his craft. I'm excited to attend more of their events! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Such a pretty a space in the heart of old town.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Mia M.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]This is a very cute wine bar tucked in Old Town![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They have a great wine selection and extremely kind staff. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They only have a few outside seating areas, and the inside ambiance is a bit subpar.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I did enjoy it but I think its hard to not compare it to the winery next door! Overall I would return but it wouldn't be my top wine bar choice in the old town square.

    Jaime C.

    What can I say that I have not already said over the past 8 years of reviews regarding my mostest favorite winery ev-ahhhh?!? Sheehan is da top shelf high grade zenith bad ma'am-a jam-ma of New Mexico nectar, and I may be understating the situation.... If you've never heard Sean Sheehan share the "birth story" of this winery, or all of the delicate intrinsic details of the grape and its processes... you're missing out. It really should be on your bucket list. *Are we sure Sean wasn't part of "THE JASONS" brought over to the U.S. to work on matters of an "alchemical sensitive nature," and this winery is just his cover? Can anyone confirm or deny?!? Cause his brew is pure magic* Over the moon that this tasting room has opened in Old Town, and joining the wine club is really the only path, my friends. So many perks, and by far the most sensical way to stock your apocalypse bunker pantry shelves and secure your future happiness....am I right, or am I right?!? My recommendations? Well, Chambourcin is my love language, but let it be said that there is much more to be explored in the Sheehan-multiverse. The Cinsault Rosé is such a brilliant gem (speaking from someone who doesn't really do "Rosé") - that Tempranillo, tho...buenissimo! My most recent discovery is the Ollpheist - scrump-didly-umptious! And I also took home a bottle of the 2022 Cabernet Savignon on my most recent visit which was truly mahvelous, dahlings. I could go on, but I'm gettin' thirsty....Cin Cin! Salud! Sláinte! Cheers!

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    Elsa C.

    This is a cute winery located in Old Town Albuquerque. It is a bit hidden as are most of the shops in Old Town. There is no food here but you can bring food in from other places around, we did not do this. The person working on the day we went was fairly new so I am glad I had read the reviews before going as she really did NOT tell us much about the wines nor the wine flights. We did get 1 wine flight to share which I believe was called the New Mexico flight. The wines were good but again the person working really needed more training as the pours were not great. When asking what the pours were 2 oz or 3 oz she pointed to an imaginary line on the glass.

    Liz A.

    If your looking for a local winery and a place to try a taste and see what you like, or what would pair good with a food. This place is a great start. It's located in Old town which is a great location. I walked in and got greeted right away, found a nice place to sit, plenty of tables and nice atmosphere. I was given a menu and a explanation of what each section to look for. Sweet, dry...ect. The menu had a good selection and choices. I picked 3 of the sweet wines. I was given a good amount to taste and along with the wine you have a choice to get a charcuterie to go along with the tasting. They didn't have the meat one so I went with the cheese, with some fruit, nuts and veggies which was fine. I liked all 3 wines but my favorite was the #2. Not sure what other places there are for local wine tasting but, I was happy to have tried this place first.

    Stacy S.

    What a fun tasting room. The service was great. We appreciated the information shared with us about the wines. We ordered some nibbles... which were yummy. I wish we had real plates and utensils to use instead of landfill-bound items. Perhaps they can reconsider this as they do have a dishwasher... it would actually save money (and our planet).

    Sheehan Winery Old Town Albuquerque (6/13/2023)
    Jenni M.

    Through our Yelp ambassador and fellow New Mexico resident Destiny L., I learned about the Sheehan Winery Old Town Tasting Room. Sheehan is the namesake of its owner with vineyards that I know of in at least Albuquerque and Las Cruces. Although I don't make it up to Albuquerque often as it is a 5-hour drive from where I currently reside, I ensured this was at the top of my bookmarks when I said goodbye to my daughters and ex-husband on 6/13/2023. I'm glad I did as Lucy, my server, was super informative and friendly! I opted to do the "Taste of New Mexico" tasting. It had five wines to select from which is $15 per person, but Lucy - who also organizes the book club here - offered to let me do a side-by-side tasting of both rosés. They also have a "choose your own flight" option with 6 tastings. If that does't suit your fancy, you can have a glass of wine or there were a couple of cocktails and I think beer that they offered. I had traveled to a few vineyards in Mexico and Southern California last summer. It is true that New Mexico wines tend to be on the sweeter side. Taste of New Mexico Flight: #1 - Gruner Vetliner. I really enjoyed this white wine. Gladly, I bought a bottle ($24). #2 - Dry Rosé or Semi-Sweet Rosé. As previously mentioned, I got to try both. I could not decide which I enjoyed more. #3 - Olliphiest. All I wrote in my notes for this one was "okay." Lol. Day drinking after being up since 5AM is all I can say. #4 - ELG Mourvedre. This one has grapes from the border of France & Spain, but they now hail from Las Cruces. I loved this red wine. It was good and smooth. I can envision a green chile dish paired with this! So I bought a 2020 bottle ($25). #5 - Red port or white port. I chose the red. It was too sweet for me. Should have brought snacks to solve that problem. It's a lovely little shop in the very unique, historic area of Old Town Albuquerque. Add this place to your bookmarks the next time you're in the area. RATING BREAKDOWN Wine: 5 | Service: 5 | Ambiance: 4.5 | Price: 4

    Hector B.

    Friendly staff with nice wine knowledge. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The location is big and bright, open with lots of seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The wines kept our interest. It's a nice place to get apick me up.

    Destiny L.

    There are quite a few wine tasting rooms across Albuquerque and New Mexico as a whole. If you want to say you've tried them all, Sheehan must be on that list. Specifically their new-ish tasting room in Old Town. On top of always friendly staff, Sheehan has one of the smaller but cleaner menus of the different wineries in town. They still have a decent sized menu but less frill than some of the other wineries. I personally prefer sweetish-whites but there really is something for everyone. Plus you can order food from one of the nearby spots to enjoy with your wine. I highly recommend ordering a wine flight to try a few different ones for your perfect fit. The staff is always happy to give recommendations too. Just adding, it is the perfect time of year to stop by. Taste some wine and view the holiday lights of Old Town.

    Brad W.

    Friendly, clean, inviting and had both indoor and outdoor seating and was very dog friendly. I Would recommend if in the Old Town.

    Kaitlyn C.

    My friend Merry and I are a little bit of winos. She was looking for a local winery with a wine club to join. We stopped into the Old town tasting room and were blown away. I'm ever the realist, and so I wanted to wait to join the wine club until we had tasted the wine. Merry was already all in from reading about them. The Old Town tasting room is a cute place to unwind. Like most of Old Town, it's quiet, and they have plenty of seating. They have a cute little store and beautiful artwork for sale on the walls. Upstairs is a lounge for wine club members, and they also do private parties. They are a small winery and they do wax instead of foil. They hand dip the wax themselves, no machine. It's personalized touches like that, that make them feel homey. They have quite a wine selection, more than is on the menu. I have not had wine there that I disliked; everything is just a varying degree of deliciousness. Whether you like sweet or dry, red or white, they have something that will appeal to even the most discerning of wine lovers. Since they tell you about the wine in great detail before you try it, you are very unlikely to end up with a wine you dislike. One of my current favorites is the Turas. It's a red port described as "Notes of rich blackberry, toasted caramel, and rich chocolate make this a perfect wine to pair with dessert...or as dessert." It was an oopsy wine and boy am I glad they had the happy accident. It's made with merlot grapes that were too sweet for merlot so they added brandy to it and made a port. Their 2019 Grand Reserve Cabernet is also amazing. It's smooth and leaves you with lingering flavor. There are many more wines that I enjoy but I'll leave you with this, you should go try it for yourself, you'll find something you love.

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    Nicole L.

    happy 2nd anniversary to sheehan winery tasting room! love coming out her and supporting local. I always have the friendliest staff and awesome experiences I highly recommend the tasting to friends and family visiting abq! did i tell you that the wines won medals too?

    Rick G.

    Being somewhat of connoisseurs of vino and having relocated from an area notoriously excellent for offering so many vineyards and wine tasting- we have been amazed... that the Southwest has so many qualities that stand out. As you well know, if you're a wine connoisseur, it is subjective and varying from one's own taste and inclination. Due to rather diverse variances in each experience, or attempt to compare one winery, vineyard, grape or wine to another, I have developed a method in scoring that will give both the occasional novice wine taster or the most sophisticated connoisseur a bearing on each establishment by visited, based on our single, or sometimes multiple visits to each location. My tastings included offerings from Corrales and Bosque Farms vineyards eliciting excellent renditions of Merlot and Chardonnay, and from Elyce Vineyards very good Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Heretofore my guidelines are: 1) the owner/operators' attention to their customers and hospitality [ Scored:4.0 ]; 2) activities, events and/or meals, munchies, entertainment [ Scored:2.5 ]; 3) wine selection, quality, taste and varieties [ Scored:4.0 ]; and 4) heavily weighted on our taste [ Scored:5.0 ]; as well as 5) value, consistency and price of the product [ Scored:4.5 ]. None of the aforementioned are in any particular order of value. The scale being 1 the worst, 5 the best and recommended and our overall assessment by score, Sheehan scores a 4.0! Check it out.

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    Fun wine tasting in downtown ABQ! We enjoyed our visit and the service was lovely. We try to support local businesses.

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    Noisy Water Winery - Bar area filled with busy happy customers

    Noisy Water Winery

    4.7(112 reviews)
    0.0 miOld Town
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    It's been good vibes every time we've came. We love coming to this winery in Old Town because of…read morethe wine and bites. They also have live music on some days. The ambiance is great. Plenty of seating indoor and outdoor and you're able to take your glass to the art gallery and walk around and enjoy your wine. The servers are kind and not pretentious. They're very helpful and knowledgeable. Our favorite is the Riesling and Jo Mama's! The food is great. We've had their charcuterie board and it's always good. Highly recommend to visit if you're in Old Town and want to relax and enjoy some wine and finger food. We've gotten the charcuterie board and

    A Hidden Gem for Wine Lovers in Old Town…read more Stopped into Noisy Water Winery while walking around Old Town and it ended up being one of the highlights of the afternoon. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with a really cool art-gallery vibe throughout the space. It's the kind of place where you can easily lose track of time sipping wine and browsing the local artwork. The wine selection was impressive--lots of unique New Mexico wines to choose from, and the tasting flights are a great way to try several different varieties. The staff was super friendly and knowledgeable, offering recommendations based on what we liked and explaining the wines without making it feel intimidating. We also tried a cheese board which paired perfectly with the wine and made the whole experience feel a little extra special. Whether you're a serious wine enthusiast or just looking for a fun stop while exploring Old Town, this place is definitely worth checking out. Great wine, great vibe, and great service. I'll absolutely be back next time I'm in the area.

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    D H Lescombes Winery & Bistro

    4.1(1.2k reviews)
    0.5 miOld Town
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    Locally owned & operated
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    Came here as part of our Valentines celebration. It's a cool place on the inside . My wife had the…read moreSchnitzel and I had the New York strip. We also had the Brussel sprouts as an appetizer. The Brussels were very good. A little sticky because of the sweet glaze that was on it. So be careful if you have false teeth. My steak was ok , it didn't really have a lot of flavor and was a little fatty. My wife's schnitzel was very good tho. The service was top notch and I will definitely be going back here again. It's a great place for a date night or to just hang out with friends

    Came to dinner at this Old Town restaurant in Albuquerque. It looks like it's pretty popular, as it…read morebecame quite busy on a Thursday night. It has a very unique decor up front, with a river rock wall and two River Rock booths. I'm not sure how comfortable they are, but they sure look cool. There's a round bar up front and high top tables in the bar area. Walk a little further back into the dining room where there are standard tables. It also looks like there's another dining room toward the back but I didn't check that out. There's also patio seating in a big courtyard. It is a really lovely patio. Our server started us off with a sample of one of the red wines that comes from their winery. I don't usually like red wine very much, but I did love this wine and ordered a glass. They have a full bar and the other people in my party ordered cocktails. The server brought out some bread and butter to start is off. The menu has a little bit of everything for everyone - - there was some pasta, pot roast, fish, and even a burger. We ordered: *Rainbow trout with mango salsa, jasmine rice, and asparagus. Two of us ordered the trout, but I substituted my jasmine rice with mashed potatoes. *Country pot roast with mashed potatoes and brown gravy *Schnitzel with mashed potatoes and broccolini *Southwest meatloaf with mashed potatoes and The manager came to our table to see if everything was okay. I really appreciate when a manager does that. We had a really nice meal and a nice place and the price was very reasonable. I would absolutely recommend this place.

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    Crafted NM - Red Flight.

    Crafted NM

    4.9(11 reviews)
    0.3 miOld Town
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    My fiancé and I stopped here on our way to Tablao Flamenco at Hotel Albuquerque. We had originally…read moretried to go up to to the rooftop bar (Level 5) at the newly opened Hotel Chaco, but we were told it was completely booked up there (tip: make a reservation in advance if you're looking to check out the rooftop). The very friendly hotel staff pointed us to Crafted NM instead, which is Hotel Chaco's ground-level bar. We weren't sure if we would be able to get in last minute, but we lucked out! Alec greeted us right away and set us up in a gorgeous corner of the patio. From there, the evening just got better and better. The menu at Crafted is AMAZING. There are a ton of local wines and you can opt to do a flight if you're curious. I did a port flight and loved it. I don't often see this on menus so it was a welcome surprise. Each pour in the flight was delicious and I loved getting to sample some local products. My fiancé got a glass of red from local winery Gruet, and later found out from Alec that it was a special, limited-edition wine from a partnership between Gruet and Crafted. Apparently you can't find it in stores, so this is the place to come for it! Separately, the food menu looked delicious but we held back since we were on our way to dinner (but in hindsight, should have gotten a snack). The gougères on the menu looked particularly appetizing! Thanks to Alec for being so welcoming, efficient, and pleasant to talk to.

    We love going to Crafted and mostly because of Ben, the manager/bartender who has an incredible…read moreknowledge about New Mexico wines and makes the most creative wonderful cocktails. There is lovely outdoor seating but it's always fun to sit at the bar and chat with Ben or the other patrons. Very friendly atmosphere that is lacking upstairs.

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    Lapis Room - Great place to shop!

    Lapis Room

    4.9(11 reviews)
    0.0 miOld Town

    If you're looking for a place that feels more like an experience than a store, the Lapis Room in…read moreOld Town Albuquerque delivers in a big way. I had the chance to visit during a Yelp Elite event, and it was the perfect introduction to a space that's equal parts art gallery, treasure hunt, and conversation starter. Each room has its own personality and theme, but the common thread is creativity--every corner invites you to slow down and take it in. From intricately designed sugar skulls to unexpected finds like that perfect bottle of wine or a gift for the "impossible-to-shop-for" person, the Lapis Room makes browsing feel intentional and fun. It's the kind of place where you walk in thinking you'll just look around--and leave with something you didn't even know you needed. The Yelp Elite event added an extra layer of energy, with people exploring, connecting, and sharing in the discovery of the space. It felt less like a retail stop and more like being let in on a local secret. Whether you're a local or just spending time in Old Town, carve out time for the Lapis Room. It's not just shopping--it's an experience worth having.

    Cute little place in old down! Art was beautiful and wine tasting was delicious! The art room was…read moreconnected to all these other rooms that could serve wine! the rooms were filled with lots of fancy and cute merchandise! There was also a room where a variety of olive oils/balsamic vinegar to try! And NM signature wines! RED OR GREEN CHILE! The Green was a moscato that smelled like green chile whereas the red had a side kick of chile in the after taste!

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    5.0(8 reviews)
    0.3 miOld Town

    When I saw Ira Lujan's amazing lavender wedding vase I knew right away that it was the perfect…read moregift. I had been looking for the perfect gift for my son and his girlfriend for quite a while. When I saw that vase in the window I was so drawn to it. When I went into the gallery and met Suzanne she told me about the vase and Ira, and gave me space to get to know the vase. When I did decide that I had to buy it for my son and his girlfriend Suzanne agreed to ship it for me, but that's not all. She even wrote a very personal letter to them telling them about Ira and his background, and how the vase was made. Fortunately it arrived in San Francisco unbroken and they were delighted. Thank you Suzanne for making the whole experience so wonderful. I will come to see you whenever I am in Albuquerque.

    My wife and I had a few hours to kill before our flight, and were looking around for art galleries…read more Given that it was Sunday, not much was open, but we did find Gallery Hozho. Suzanne, the gallery's director, was nice, assertive but not overbearing, and incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. There were some nice pieces from a variety of artists, but we were completely taken by Virgil Ortiz, and ended up buying two of his large pieces. Given the gallery's modern focus with local artists, it's likely we'll be finding more pieces in the future. Definitely give this place a visit if you're in the area and interested in art.

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