Arizona'sWine Country
Discover 20 wineries, wine bars, and tasting rooms across Arizona's award-winning wine regions.
High Desert Terroir
Unique elevation and climate produce wines with exceptional character
Year-Round Tasting
Perfect weather for wine tasting any time of year
Award-Winning Wines
Arizona wines winning national and international recognition
Top 5 Wineries in Arizona
Our curated selection of must-visit wineries and tasting rooms
Page Springs Cellars
Pioneer of Arizona wine, producing exceptional Rhône-style wines since 2004. Beautiful creekside setting in the heart of Verde Valley wine country.
Caduceus Cellars
Founded by Maynard James Keenan of Tool fame. Award-winning wines in the historic mining town of Jerome with stunning views.
Alcantara Vineyards
Tuscan-inspired estate winery with stunning vineyard views. Known for excellent Sangiovese and Mediterranean varietals.
Merkin Vineyards
Sister winery to Caduceus, offering a more casual tasting experience with great food pairings. Excellent outdoor patio.
Arizona Stronghold Vineyards
Sustainable winery producing bold, expressive wines. Known for their Mangus red blend and commitment to Arizona terroir.
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Alcantara Vineyards
Merkin Vineyards
Pillsbury Wine Company
Southwest Wine Center
Merkin Vineyards Scottsdale
Alcantara Vineyards and Winery
Page Springs Cellars
Oak Creek Vineyards & Winery
Javelina Leap Vineyard & Winery
Arizona Stronghold Vineyards
Caduceus Cellars
Four 8 Wineworks
Callaghan Vineyards
Dos Cabezas WineWorks
Flying Leap Vineyards
Sonoita Vineyards
LDV Winery
Carlson Creek Vineyard
Merkin Vineyards Old Town
Merkin Vineyards Hilltop Winery & Trattoria
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Arizona wine country
Q:Where is Arizona wine country?
Arizona has three main wine regions: the Verde Valley Wine Trail (near Sedona/Cottonwood), the Sonoita/Elgin area south of Tucson, and the Willcox area in southeastern Arizona. The Verde Valley is the most popular, with over 25 tasting rooms within a 30-minute drive of Sedona.
Q:What are the best wineries in Arizona?
Top Arizona wineries include Page Springs Cellars (pioneer of Arizona wine), Caduceus Cellars (founded by Maynard James Keenan), Alcantara Vineyards, Merkin Vineyards, and Arizona Stronghold. The Verde Valley Wine Trail features over 25 tasting rooms within easy driving distance.
Q:Can you do wine tours in Sedona?
Yes! Several companies offer wine tours from Sedona to the Verde Valley Wine Trail. Tours typically visit 3-4 wineries and include transportation, tastings, and often lunch. The drive from Sedona to the main wine areas is only 20-30 minutes.
Q:What types of wine does Arizona produce?
Arizona excels with warm-climate varietals including Rhône varieties (Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre), Spanish varieties (Tempranillo, Graciano), and Italian varieties (Sangiovese, Montepulciano). The high desert climate produces wines with excellent acidity and bold flavors.
Q:Are there wine bars in Phoenix and Scottsdale?
Yes! Phoenix and Scottsdale have excellent wine bars including Postino (multiple locations), The Goose, Terroir Wine Pub, Rott n' Grapes, and many others. These offer curated selections of Arizona wines alongside international options.