Arizona Wineries

Exploring Arizona's Wine Country

Arizona's wine industry has flourished over recent decades, with over 130 wineries spread across three primary American Viticultural Areas (AVAs): Verde Valley, Willcox, and Sonoita. These regions, characterized by their unique elevations, climates, and soils, produce a diverse array of wines that reflect the state's rich terroir.

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Top 10 Arizona Wineries

  1. Page Springs Cellars

    • Address: 1500 N Page Springs Rd, Cornville, AZ 86325

    • Phone: (928) 639-3004

    • Website: pagespringscellars.com

    • Description: Nestled along Oak Creek, Page Springs Cellars specializes in Rhône-style wines, emphasizing sustainability and biodynamic practices. Visitors can enjoy tastings, tours, and yoga classes amidst the scenic vineyards.

  2. Caduceus Cellars

    • Address: 158 Main St, Jerome, AZ 86331

    • Phone: (928) 639-9463

    • Website: caduceus.org

    • Description: Founded by musician Maynard James Keenan, Caduceus Cellars produces small-batch wines from Arizona-grown grapes. The tasting room in historic Jerome offers a unique blend of art, music, and wine.

  3. Arizona Stronghold Vineyards

    • Address: 1023 N Main St, Cottonwood, AZ 86326

    • Phone: (928) 639-2789

    • Website: arizonastronghold.com

    • Description: Committed to showcasing Arizona's potential, Arizona Stronghold offers a diverse portfolio of wines. Their Cottonwood tasting room provides a relaxed atmosphere to sample their award-winning selections.

  4. Callaghan Vineyards

    • Address: 336 Elgin Rd, Elgin, AZ 85611

    • Phone: (520) 455-5322

    • Website: callaghanvineyards.com

    • Description: A pioneer in Arizona winemaking, Callaghan Vineyards has been producing exceptional wines since 1990. Their focus on Spanish and Rhône varietals has garnered national acclaim.

  5. Dos Cabezas WineWorks

    • Address: 3248 Hwy 82, Sonoita, AZ 85637

    • Phone: (520) 455-5141

    • Website: doscabezas.com

    • Description: Known for innovative blends and sustainable practices, Dos Cabezas offers a modern tasting experience in the heart of Sonoita. Their wines reflect the unique character of Arizona's high desert.

  6. Los Milics Vineyards

    • Address: 423 Upper Elgin Rd, Elgin, AZ 85611

    • Phone: (520) 455-0936

    • Website: losmilicsvineyards.com

    • Description: A newer addition to Arizona's wine scene, Los Milics combines contemporary architecture with a commitment to quality. Their tasting room offers panoramic views and a curated selection of estate wines.Food & Wine+1Visit Arizona+1

  7. Rune Wines

    • Address: 3969 Hwy 82, Sonoita, AZ 85637

    • Phone: (520) 338-8823

    • Website: runewines.com

    • Description: As Arizona's only off-grid solar-powered winery, Rune Wines offers a unique outdoor tasting experience. Their minimalist approach focuses on letting the grapes express their true character.

  8. Chateau Tumbleweed

    • Address: 1151 W State Route 89A, Clarkdale, AZ 86324

    • Phone: (928) 634-0443

    • Website: chateautumbleweed.com

    • Description: This boutique winery is known for its eclectic blends and artistic labels. The tasting room offers a relaxed environment to explore their diverse wine offerings.

  9. Alcantara Vineyards

    • Address: 3445 S Grapevine Way, Cottonwood, AZ 86326

    • Phone: (928) 649-8463

    • Website: alcantaravineyard.com

    • Description: Situated at the confluence of the Verde River and Oak Creek, Alcantara offers over 20 varietals. Guests can enjoy wine tastings, vineyard tours, and even kayak trips that conclude with a glass of wine.

  10. Pillsbury Wine Company

    • Address: 1012 N Main St, Cottonwood, AZ 86326

    • Phone: (928) 639-0646

    • Website: pillsburywine.com

    • Description: Founded by Australian film director Sam Pillsbury, this winery focuses on Rhône varietals suited to Arizona's climate. Their commitment to sustainable farming and minimal intervention winemaking is evident in every bottle.

Arizona's wine regions offer a diverse and enriching experience for enthusiasts and novices alike. Whether you're exploring the high deserts of Sonoita, the rolling hills of Willcox, or the scenic beauty of Verde Valley, each winery provides a unique glimpse into the state's burgeoning wine culture.

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TIP: Use a ride service or have a designated driver. Chances are you will taste more wine than you expected to — those tastings add up. Not only that, but if you’re not used to drinking wine early in the day, it could catch up with you fast.