The Vineyard

 
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The Terroir

Embudo Valley Vineyards is nestled between the Rio Grande and the southern lava flow of a 3 million-year-old volcanic field. These fertile vineyards of sandy, loamy soil are warmed by the surrounding basalt boulders, creating an ideal and idyllic spot for growing world-class crisp white and fruit-driven red wines.

 
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Baco Noir Beginnings

In 1997, the Embudo Valley Organics farm planted a vineyard of Baco Noir along the Rio Grande. In 1999, they started a yearly tradition with their very first batch of homegrown wine.

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New and Future Plantings

Starting in 2020, EVO’s oversaw the planting of 1200 vines of Riesling and Pinot Noir, expanding the vineyard to 2 acres. To ensure sustainable growth, we will continue to incrementally expand our vineyards each year.