THE PREMIER MICRODISTILLERY OF THE SOUTHWEST
Welcome to Santa Fe Spirits, where tradition, innovation, and the rugged beauty of the Southwest converge. Nestled 7,000 feet above sea level at the foot of the majestic Sangre de Cristo mountain range, our distillery draws inspiration from the unique terroir and vibrant culture of New Mexico.
In this high-desert haven, we craft some of the most intriguing and flavorful expressions of premium spirits the world has ever experienced. Our dedication to quality and creativity is evident in every bottle, whether it's our award-winning whiskey, botanical gin, or artisanal liqueurs infused with the essence of the Southwest.
At Santa Fe Spirits, we invite you to explore the extraordinary—an immersive journey into the heart of desert distilling, where each sip tells a story of place, passion, and unparalleled craftsmanship.
News & Events
Valentine’s Cocktail Class
11 Feb, 2025
What better way to say “I love you” (or “I love me!”) than with a perfectly crafted cocktail? 🍸❤️ Read more
What happened to the BUY NOW option?
11 Feb, 2025
Thanks to America’s quirky Three-Tier System (designed to make buying booze as complicated as assembling IKEA furniture), distilleries like us aren’t allowed to ship directly to you. Read more
Atapiño Liqueur

At the top of Atalaya mountain, 2000 feet above Santa Fe, ponderosa trees sway in the breeze, their resin giving off scents of vanilla and pine. Santa Fe Spirits collects this resin to sweeten roasted pine nut infused Silver Coyote Whiskey to give it the flavor of the Mountain West.
The result is Atapiño, a unique liqueur that encapsulates the terroir of the Santa Fe forest in a bottle.
- 38% alcohol by volume
- 76 proof
- Local roasted piñon nuts are soaked in Silver Coyote single malt white whiskey
- Soaked for 6 months in a new oak barrel
- Sweetened with hand-collected ponderosa pine resin and sugar
- Available only in 375 milliliter bottles
First released 2015.
While we'd love to ship to all states, we cannot ship to: Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Texas, and Utah.