These days, on most weekends, Marfa's dusty roads are dotted with young urban creatives. They make the pilgrimage to view the town's Dia Art Foundation-funded works and get a taste of the Texas high plains scene that's been increasingly praised by publications like Vogue and the New York Times. But now, the constantly growing number of tourists have yet another reason to visit: wine.
Of all Marfa's wineries, so far Alta Marfa is the only one to snag spots on nationally acclaimed lists. Much of their success, of course, can be traced to Taylor and Jablonski's dedication to their craft. But an additional and undeniable factor is Marfa itself.
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