Noisy Water Winery

Taste... 10/10
Service... 10/10
Price... 10/10

This was a wonderful place to stop in downtown Albuquerque . Situated feet away from the downtown plaza, this winery will let you experience the town. The interior of the winery has lots of unique art that you can spend your afternoon enjoying.

The tasting menu is the most cost effective and well worth it! There are so many different wines to taste, and I personally prefer the sweets. The winery had a green chili wine and a red chili wine available as part of the tasting. Lots of snacks were available to patrons while enjoying the wine and art.

We went here after we were done shopping and exploring old town. I ordered the wine tasting and had some amazing red wines. The waiter was very knowledgeable and attentive and came from our hometown. Will definitely be back.

Tried it on a nice warm fall afternoon, did the flights and some amazing wines, charcuterie boards and even amazing hosts. Only thing was that they couldn't ship the wines to Nebraska, would have lived to get a few.

This was by far the coolest winery I've ever been too. Now I wasn't a huge fan of the wine selections except for the Chile infused ones. We were shocked as we had never seen that before and immediately jumped on giving it a try and it was our favorite! If you are in the area give their Chile options a try you won't regret it. We even took a bottle to our friends in Arizona for them to try. My favorite part was that they were attached to an art gallery that you can browse as you sip your wine. Loved that and made the tasting that much more fun!

Amazing wine. My two favorites are the Green Chile and Red Chile wines. A tasting is $15 and you can choose any 4 wines from their menu. All of the grapes are grown in the mountains of Ruidoso, NM.

Very disappointed. I am a wine member and the staff at this location is the worst. Not all of them, But there definitely is one woman who is a manager and there regularly as well as another gal that just have so much attitude. The art gallery attached is cool which is why I give them two stars.

This place is located in Old Town and is a great place to visit while enjoying the shops within Oldtown. There is a variety of wine from sweet to dry and light and refreshing to bold and rich. We came this beautiful Sunday day and we enjoyed our time with a charcuterie board. The environment was full of friendly people and we ended up sharing our table with two other parties during our stay and both parties were absolutely delightful to talk to. The charcuterie boards here don't compare to the wonderful ones they have at their locations in Ruidoso but we came here for the wine experience and ambiance not the food. We loved our visit today and will definitely be coming back.

Ambiance is super fun - great fun, cool vibe and the staff are friendly and there to make sure you have a good time. Parking is on the street around the square, which, depending on the time of year can be easy or hard (easy when we were last here). In terms of wine, well, I can't say I needed to take any of it home or wanted to try more, but for $10 a tasting, you can't complain. Two of us split a tasting and that was a wise choice if you are driving or wanting to not max out your credit card at the shops. Nice area to walk around afterward.

Old Town has needed a place like this forever. I love that this amazing space has been transformed from a kitschy touristy knick knack shack to a truly gorgeous space. It's absolutely perfect as a tasting room with a relaxed, rustic elegance to it along with an art gallery in the back.

I don't think I had ever had Noisy Water wines before this so my hubby and I opted for the tasting where we got different wines so we could try a bit more. The wine list is nuts- there are so many options! There are more traditional styles and also a lot of very unique offerings as well. If sweet wine is your thing, there is ample selection for you and you'll probably like this place a lot. If you're wanting to try a really extensive variety then you may love this too.

Unfortunately, I really wasn't a huge fan of any of their wines. I recognize that wine is a very subjective thing but I found them, across the board, to be very unbalanced and overly tannic, even for styles that shouldn't be. If you're a bit more into wine and want phenomenal quality, I would recommend going just a few steps around the corner over to Sheehan instead. It's not the grand, expansive tasting room this has but it certainly makes up for it with great quality and value.

Overall, this is a great place to hang out and relax with great service. I didn't try any of the other options but believe they also had beer if wine isn't your thing.

My friend and I found this place on our first day/night in NM and what a great find! The space is honestly gorgeous with the high ceilings, light fixtures, decor, and natural light during the day. The wine selection of course is good too, I liked all the wines I tasted. We got a cheese board that was so big we had to pack more than half the cheese cubes and eat it over the next day! We ended up hanging out for a long time at the winery because it was so nice.