Unbelievable selection at great prices. Found our favorite gin that is essentially unavailable…read moreanywhere we live in Southern California.

Kokoman never disappoints! I've been darkening their doorstep for a couple of decades and don't…read moreplan on stopping. As usual they had a great selection. It's always hit or miss for items from the Buffalo Trace distillery and all they had today was the 1.5 of Sazerac. It's one of my favorites and made it into the truck for it's final ride home today. I haven't tried the High West American Prairie, so it had to tag along too. The staff is always available to help you find something, they will walk you to the bottle not point and tell you where it is. I consider this excellent customer service!!! Thank you for having a great selection.

They have some cool happy hour evenings with live music, and we just happened to stumble into one…read morewhen we stopped by for a tasting one evening. Unfortunately, none of the wine was spectacular. It seems to be a popular place, but both of us noticed an odd aftertaste with most of the wines we tried. They advertise petroglyphs and a labyrinth on site, but unfortunately we made it here after dark, so we didn't get a chance to explore those.

We enjoyed our time at Black Mesa Winery. We did a flight of 5 wine tastings and had the…read morecharcuterie board with toast, jelly, cheese and pecans. It was delicious! My favorite tasting was the Criadera. I love the indoor and outdoor dining options. The staff was great and even offered a free rubber duck when we told her we were celebrating our wedding anniversary here. We purchased the Honey cider and Bite Me cherry cider to go. They were both great!This was a wonderful experience!

This was a wonderful wine experience where they had complimentary wine tasting for all of us to…read moreenjoy. They had a cute sitting area and art gallery to check out the local art. We loved trying out the different wines. We purchased the Special Reserve Riesling and New Mexico port wine to take home with us. It's worth the trip!

The wine here was delicious, its not at all pretentious, and you feel like you're getting an…read moreauthentic experience, not something commercialized. They have a huge variety of wines and only use grapes from New Mexico, which was a cool touch. They also let you sample as many varieties as you'd like, but they don't see glasses, so you can taste before you decide which bottles you'd like to buy. I would come back here in a heartbeat. Everything was good, even types of wine I don't usually prefer.

I was with a group who attended a private sake tasting. Jim hosted us and did a wonderful job…read moreteaching us about sakes. It was very interactive and informative. Susan's is an amazing place worth a visit

This small winery packs a punch. Joseph Martinez is the owner & winemaker in this (mostly) on…read moreperson operation. For most of his reds, he is unique in fermenting the wine in used bourbon barrels. Wines we tried from these barrels were smoother, rounder, and with a bit more honey than similar wines from oak wine barrels. He also makes some nice whites and traditional reds. Joseph gave a very nice tour of his property and vines, and a very generous tour of his wines in his tasting room. We walked out with 7 bottles and a membership to his wine club.

What a fun place to go for a wine tasting! Nine of us went this week and it was perfect! Joseph…read moreand Lori allowed us to bring in snacks and after the tasting, they joined us for cheese and crackers, fruit, nuts, and chocolate and a shared bottle of wine. They make it so comfortable and enjoyable!

We were skeptical when we saw the sign for Santa Fe Vineyards. We weren't exactly sure what kind of…read morewine this part of the country could produce. I can happily report that we were pleasantly surprised. As I understand it, the actually vineyards are south of Santa Fe but, we stopped by the tasting room and split a tasting (about $7, if memory serves). We tried a delightful Chardonnay which was light a crisp. Next was a red that had a little spice to it, not surprising considering the area. Finally, we had a Zinfandel Port which was really impressive. The tasting room itself is not much to mention. Its functional and offers the usual books and spouts and aprons you might find in another tasting room. The bathrooms look like they were lifted from a Getty station. The man offering the tastings was pleasant and knowledgeable. If you like wine and are in the area. See what's offered away from the West Coast. You might be pleased as we were.

Wonderful eclectic store, liquor, great wine selection, lots of Indian items not available in Los…read moreAlamos except for here. The staff is wonderful, great hours of operation.

Good place to buy Indian grocery, however not as many items compared to Bombay spice.read more

It's a very small store, Came here to pick up some booze, and come to find out it's a bar? Well…read morethere was a small table inside and some local folks were drinkin. Is it a bar? Is it a liquor store ? Is it a plane ? I saw a Jager machine in the back. I sure do loves me some Jager, if I had someone w me maybe I would have stayed for a drink and hung out w the locals ? I bought local beer and it was kind of pricy , that's ok. I heard you can buy just one single can out the 6 packs , that's cool.

Luke and his dad are super duper sweet and if you ever find yourself in Espanola, NM, you MUST stop…read moreby and pay them a visit. They've been around for 60 years and I wish I could've stayed a little longer to hear some crazy stories. I also got to meet a couple of locals and one of these kind gentleman bought me a shot! I also picked up my hubby a long sleeve T-shirt and newspaper and he loved it.