Where can you sip in Arizona wine both among the vines and in town? There are soooo many great options to pour into.
Like most wine regions, Arizona’s are not in the the heavily populated areas, such as Phoenix, the largest city in the state. Many wineries have brought their wines to the masses by opening tasting rooms in downtown Scottsdale and Tucson, creating urban wine trails residents and visitors alike can enjoy and sip local wines. But nothing beats getting out among the vines – if you can.
Wine Tasting in Phoenix
Many of the local Arizona wineries have been opening tasting rooms in Phoenix/Scottsdale and Tucson- both major hubs for the state. As result, it’s a lot easier to sip Arizona wine without getting out among the vines. Unfortunately, many local restaurants are still not carrying AZ wines (boooo!) so you will need to hit one of the tasting rooms or wine bars. The good news is, we have them all laid out for sipping adventures! More Phoenix Wine Tasting Rooms & Bars.
Downtown Tuscon Wine Tasting Rooms
Flying Leap Vineyards – Sierra Bonita Vineyards – Pillsbury Wine
Seriously Sip Worthy Arizona Wineries
While Urban Wine Trails are a great way to sip in local wines, it doesn’t beat getting out among the vines. With more than 100 wineries in Arizona there’s a lot to sip in. We’ve pulled some of our favorite Arizona wineries for you to visit in the states three wine regions.
Seriously Sip Worth AZ Wineries
Arizona Wine Country Interactive Map
With more than 110 wineries in Arizona, finding one to sip in won’t be a problem. To help narrow it down, we’ve mapped out the Arizona wineries throughout the regions for your next wine country vacation.
Sip in More. Pour into the Carpe Travel Arizona Wine Travel Guide.
Elaine Schoch is an award-winning travel writer, wine judge, American Wine Specialist and certified by the Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET II). At Carpe Travel she shares wine travel destination guides for ALL WINE LOVERS – from novices to experienced pros – to help them plan their wine adventures, arming them with insider tips, must-visit spots, and things to see and do beyond the vines.