The One Annual Winter Festival In New Mexico Every New Mexican Should Bundle Up For At Least Once
The Taos Winter Wine Festival is a four-day event in New Mexico featuring food, wine, and various activities, including chef luncheons and winery seminars.
It's cold outside and there aren't too many outdoor activities that sound very appealing at the moment. However, the Taos Winter Wine Festival is happening February 3-6 this year, and you are definitely going to want to grab your winter coat and boots to bundle up for this one. A crowd favorite, the Taos Winter Wine Festival is an annual four-day festival that celebrates the food and wine of New Mexico and the rest of the world with an event list that should excite.
The Taos Winter Wine Festival features plenty of food and wine events, including chef luncheons, winery seminars, and aprés-ski tastings.
Forty national wineries partner with 24 of the best restaurants in Taos, New Mexico to put on this event, ensuring that you will leave this four-day party with a few new favorites.
One of the festival's most popular events is the on-mountain al fresco luncheon. With live music, these luncheons have incredible menus of lamb roast and other favorites from restaurants such as Pig and Fig Café in Los Alamos, New Mexico.
Many of the festival's wine vendors are local New Mexico wineries.
Aprés-Ski Tasting is another crowd favorite event where you can taste some of the festival's best wines with your friends.
You are sure to return home from this festival with a few new favorite bottles of wine. Be sure to pick up enough for your friends who couldn't make it!
The Taos Winter Wine festival is always a hit, and is well worth venturing out into the cold for. You could even use the festival as an excuse to get some skiing in at the world-famous Taos Mountain! Head on over to the Taos Winter Winer Festival Official Website to learn more and be sure to let us know what your favorite part of the festival was!
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