My husband and I love to travel and find unique places to go to in each city. And of course, no trip is complete without stopping by a winery or wine shop. A couple of years ago, we made a trip to Santa Fe to see what the city was all about. We knew there would be great Southwestern food and art, but we weren't expecting to find a great winery.
In downtown Santa Fe there is a tasting room for the winery, Vino Del Corezon, (http://vinodelcorazon.com/Home_Page.html). It is run by a husband and wife team who make you feel like you have already been life-long friends. They have about ten wines in production, each of them with a unique taste. Their Chardonnay was oaky and smooth, while their Santa Fe Siesta Red was a little tart and sweet. All had welcoming colors, smells, and flavors. The wines range from about $15-$30 per bottle which is right on par with many other small batch wineries. And, if you can't make it to Santa Fe anytime soon, I suggest ordering a bottle from their website. I'll be highlighting more trips like these in future posts. I'd also love to hear about your travel and winery experiences as well!
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