New Mexico Cuisine

Its more than just chiles

Learn about the Traditional flavors of New Mexico

Cuisine Home

Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail

All About Chiles

Chuckwagon Supper Clubs

Farmers Markets

Festivals and Fairs

Recipes from New Mexican Kitchens

The Whole Enchilada

New Mexico Wine

Cooking Schools

Microbrews and Brewpubs

facebook twitter youtube
New Mexico Business Links

business linksFind businesses offering goods & services to the traveling public

Regions & Cities

Click on map to go to Region

New Mexico Maps Online and interactive
Calendar of Events

View Complete Calendar

Industry Partners

NM Industry Partners Website

NM Scenic Byways

See the sites.

New Mexico Magazine

Magazine website

Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional

Bees Brothers Winery

Northwest regionFeel the need for mead? What did you say? Mead? Mead is wine made from honey, malt, spices, water, and yeast. One of the oldest alcoholic beverages in history, it has graced the palates of wine lovers for thousands of years. Produced initially in areas unsuitable for grape growing, it became popular in Great Britain and Scandinavia. King Arthur is said to have loved the stuff! And, mead was traditionally given to newlyweds for their first month of marriage to ensure fertility, hence the term 'honeymoon.'

Mead contains fragrances found in the honey gathered as nectar from a multitude of diverse flowers. Mead is semi-sweet but light, delicious, and surprisingly complex. Bees Brothers has resurrected this honored tradition and recently became the only mead-producing winery in New Mexico.

Although not yet open to visitors, and even with very limited production, the public is beginning to clamor for this unusual drink. Sold widely in the Albuquerque market.

Proprietor/Winemaker: Bill Smith

Bees Brothers Winery
Albuquerque, NM 87105
Phone: 505.507.0200