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DRINK LOCAL

Drink Local Wineries In and Around Phoenix

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Arizona Wine Country. Yes, you read it right. With wineries along the Sedona Verde Valley north of Phoenix, the Sonoita/Elgin wine trail in southern AZ, the Wilcox wine trail to the southeast and others dotting various regions of the state (even in Metro Phoenix), local wine is better than ever. Cheers.

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Alcantara Vineyard and Winery

The views at Alcantara Vineyards are an attractive backdrop to the wine tasting experience.
Aridus WIne Company

Aridus Wine Company

The vast selection of unique wines.
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Callaghan Vineyards

This vineyard produces mostly red wines—Tempranillo, Monastrell, Mourvedre, Garnacha/Grenache—and only has one white blend. Why? They are dedicated to quality
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Carlson Creek Vineyard

This 160-acre farm has been producing mostly Rhone varietals—Chardonnay, Syrah, Chenin Blanc, Riesling, Merlot, Sangiovese and a Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre
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Charron Vineyards

This is one of the oldest vineyards in Southern Arizona and it continues to produce a decent selection every year.
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Coronado Vineyards

Coronado Vinyard use to be a golf course until the first vines were planted in 2005—a successful inaugural tasting was
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Dos Cabezas WineWorks

The Bostock family impressively produces over 3,000 cases per year. Not actually a vineyard itself, Dos Cabezas is not tied
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Fort Bowie Vineyards and Orchard

The wine list may not be long—Chardonnay, Merlot, Pinot Blanc, Sangiovese, Syrah/Shiraz—but that’s because Fort Bowie is also a fruit,
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Granite Creek Vineyards

The vines at Granite Creek are grown using organic granite soil and pure well water. The production is small but
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Javelina Leap Vineyard and Winery

The zinfandels and that they keep the vineyard natural by letting native plants intermingle with the vines. Must be why
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Keeling-Schaefer Vineyards

From wine neophyte to home winemaker to professional winemakers , the owners of Keeling Schaefer have come a long way.
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Oak Creek Vineyards

The 4,000 plants on this ten-acre plot only yield about 750 barrels a year—four reds, four whites and two desserts.
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Page Springs Cellars

The cellar works primarily with five vineyards to produce Rhône-style wines like Syrah, Petite Sirah, Grenache and Mourvedre. The scenic
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Pillsbury Wine Company

Lauded by many as one of the best winemakers in Arizona, Sam Pillsbury is committed to making “food” wines and
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Rancho Rossa Vineyards

The farmers use hands-off, old-school growing methods that call for minimal intervention as the grapes ripen. Once the grapes are
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Sonoita Vineyards

The oldest commercial vineyard and winery in Arizona only produces about 2000 bottles a year. Each bottle of Sauvignon Blanc,
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Su Vino Winery

This winery has 40 medals under its belt, including gold medals for their Zinfandel, Malbec and Bella Rosa. They make
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The Village of Elgin Winery

This is the largest wine producer in Sonoita and it’s amazing that even with such a high yield, they can

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