OPEN EVERY WEEKEND
Saturday & Sunday
1pm - 5pm
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TIPS BEFORE YOU VISIT!
* Per the public health order, Guests must wear face masks to enter the property.
* Per the public health order, no more than 6 guests at a table. Please use 2 different tables when you arrive.
* We will not have our bar area open for wine tastings. Instead, all wine tastings will be served at your table.
* We ask that you please observe the 6ft social distancing.
* If you feel sick or are experiencing any of the COVID signs and symptoms, we ask that you please stay home.
* We love our furry friends when they visit however, per the public health order no pets are allowed at this time.
For more information please feel free to contact us.
(505) 228-0154
Thank you for all your support these last few months. We are so grateful and will never forget how much you supported our family business.
Chris & Martha Carpenter
Pasando Tiempo
Winery and Vineyard
Tasting Room Hours:
Saturday & Sunday
1pm - 5pm
Curbside delivery available
Mon. - Sun.
Contact us: (505)228-0154
Curbside orders & Call ahead orders are still available
Place your order: (505) 228-0154
Passing Time with Friends and Family
WE HAVE INDOOR & OUTDOOR SEATING AVILABLE
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We look forward to seeing you!
We wish you all the success in the world. Please let us know if you need any help.
Chris and Alesia Cappon/ March 2012
I was surprised when my friend Martha Carpenter, wife of Pasando Tiempo Vintner, Chris Carpenter presented me with not 1, but 3 bottles - one of each of their first vintage of each of the varietals. Upon uncorking the Chardonnay at room temp, I thought the better of it and placed it in the fridge uncorked for about 20 or 30 minutes. My guest and I loved the bottle and the equisite dry mouth feel. Before uncorking bottle #2 a couple weeks later, this one the Malvasia Bianca, I gently enrobed it in a fresh blanket of ice for an hour and remembered Martha's tasting notes it should have fresh pear pineapple. Just as she said it was a high note of pear and pineapple, nice and dry on the tongue
but bright and crisp fruitiness. I have to admit, I have been hoarding my bottles and haven't yet dared open the final of the 3 bottles. I have no doubt it is destined to be my favorite - the red - a luscious blend Martha says will please for sure. I'm looking forward not only to that bottle, but the nuances some age will give to the first vintage of these three and future bottlings.
Spend a little time enjoying them my friends.