What an amazing place from the walk to the tasting room past the grape vines. Felt like you were in…read moreItaly. Loved Alessa Valerie she was amazing in telling us all about her wines and the story behind each one. She was funny and I could hear her talk all day. The Ambiance was Perfact. We will be back.

What a fun treat! Bring local friends & out of towners! I had no idea this place was here, it's…read morepretty cool and kick back - loved the smoothies and had a great time in the tasting room. The staff were so friendly and you can totally tell they love where they work! I can't wait to go back!

Back in town Az, Drove by this place decided to stop in for wine tasting. They offer many varieties…read moreof dry to sweet wines. They don't offer food on menu, they only had cheese and crackers. They offer amazing views of the country side. Service here was top notch. The person waited on us was nice and constantly checking up on us. Ambience they have inside and outside sitting and a place to host gatherings.

Wine tasting at your table! The table service is a nice change from a crowded space waiting your…read moreturn to taste wine. They have some snacks and seems as if they have a lot of events as well! It is worth the drive!

What an adorable place! I enjoyed a candle making class…read morelast week. They provide wine, snacks and everything you need to make a candle. If you don't drink wine you pay a discounted price and still enjoy the experience. Employees are super friendly. I ended up buying mesquite smoked caramel popcorn for $10.00 to take home. It wasn't good, caramel sticks to your teeth making it a very unpleasant experience

I really try not to drag local businesses; times are tough for everyone, but people deserve to know…read morewhat an absolute rip-off this place is. We live in the neighborhood and have stopped in before (more on that later), so the other day we swung by to grab a bottle of our go-to white, Dos Cabezas. It's an inexpensive, easy-to-find Arizona bottle that literally every wine bar, bottle shop, and grocery store in town sells for $25 or less. AZ Wine Collective's price? $40. For a to-go bottle. Not opened, not enjoyed there, just handed over in a bag. It's $22 across the street at Trader Joe's, and at other local wine bars/bottle shops, it's never over $25. Honestly, I should've known better after our first visit. We initially stopped in for a glass of wine because we love Arizona wines and were excited to support a neighborhood spot. Then we met the owner, who explained he bought the business after following his daughter to U of A while she attends college from the Midwest. He openly admitted he "thought it would be a fun business to have, but doesn't know much about wine." That checks out. One look at the tasting menu and it's painfully clear no one here is curating anything. If the owner doesn't know much about wine, who is training the staff? No one. It's clear they can only recite the tasting notes supplied by the wineries. And the charcuterie board? Imagine paying premium prices for the same cheese you could toss into your cart at Fry's. Nothing wrong with grocery store cheese, but if I'm paying wine bar prices, I hope for something a little more inspiring than pepper jack cubes. The vibe? Picture sipping wine... in a HomeGoods. Everything about this place screams "mustard is too spicy": the décor, the wine selection, the food, all of it. Ambiance? Haven't seen her. I'm sure there's a "It's wine o'clock somewhere" sign lurking about. Do yourself a favor and go literally anywhere else. Tucson has several fantastic wine bars that know what they're doing and won't charge you 40 bucks for a $22 bottle.

While it was lovely to nestle into this cozy place last night after a busy, drizzly gem show day,…read morebeing charged $29.68 each plus tip for one glass of wine (in my case a rosé) is not something we will be doing again. UPDATE: I contacted their executive team and inquired about this matter, and it turns out we were charged for tastings instead of single glasses of wine. Appropriate credits were issued, staff was retrained, and we will be back!

Great visit! Shannon was the best and is a credit.to your winery…read more Will return with family

Comparatively to other wineries in the area, this place is lacking. For the same price as other…read morespots, the wine is served in a plastic cup unless you pay $5 for a souvenir glass they told us. There is indoor and outdoor seating but you have to go into the bar to order (no table service). The outdoor space is very outdated and the seats were not clean. We have been to a few events here and really enjoyed them but as far as just going to enjoy a glass of wine and the views, check out nearby spots for a much better experience.

***WOMEN OWNED BUSINESS*** Very eclectic location. GREAT…read morePRICES! $5 for a glass of sangria. THEY HAVE GLUHWEIN! Live music on the patio. Goats, pigs, what more can you ask for? Friendly service. A MUST SEE in Elgin/Sonoita

This place in the tiny village of Florence, AZ is a gem of a find! Beautiful grounds with a couple…read moreof event venues. Wine tasting flights. Beer. They've food trucks that visit. They serve food, flatbreads, charcuterie boards and such. Live music. Such a cool place. The folks were great. They were attentive. Pleasantly answered any questions we had about the place, a winery, all situated amongst a vineyard and a pretty lake! Truly an oasis.

If you read my reviews you know that outside me, my wife, and three children, there is my…read moremother-in-law, and, my grandmother-in-law. In this Saturday afternoon my mother-in-law just got back from her trip to Greece. Normally someone would just sleep this day away, but she arrived rejuvenated. Let's go to Windmill Winery she insisted. Who was I to disagree?. We arrived on a lovely Saturday afternoon and had a quick walk around. The birds strategically placed all around the grounds was a nice touch. The koy feeding pound was nice with its running water providing some soothing ambient noise. We order a couple of bottles of wine and a couple of charcuterie boards. The options on the boards were very nice. The disappointing part is that it wasn't on a board. It came in a Styrofoam box. While not a big deal, it did take away from the ambiance and winery feel. Sorry, I don't remember the exact names of the bottles but I will do my best to distinguish them. Also... I'm a bit of a wine snob, but know nothing about wine. I just know what I like. I will start with the Pinot Grigio that's made at this winery. It had a bit of a sweet tinge to it. Not overpowering but definitely hits you on the back end. It was ok, but I don't really care for a sweetness in most my wines. We also had another Pinot Grigio that was not made at that location. That was more to my liking, with a nice dry back to it and a bit of bitterness. We also had a sweet white. I remember this one because they didn't really qualify it a Syrah, Reisling, or Moscato. They compared to a Reisling but I feel it was more adjacent to a Syrah. It was berry forward. Not for me but my grandmother loved it. After the two bottles we drank by the glass. My wife and I stuck with the imported Pinot and my in-law la stuck with the Syrah adjacent. We also ordered one of their flat bread pizzas. While it seemed as if they didn't really have much of a kitchen the pizza was a pleasant surprise. We really enjoyed it. As it got later in the afternoon people began to leave. We were among the last to start to leave, but as we were walking out you could see cars began to arrive and they were in the stages of setting up for an even event with a band. I will surely return for that. I love live music and pair with wine and food... well then you just stole my heart. Great place to visit.

We really enjoyed our visit here! We tried 9 different wines between the 2 of us and didn't find…read moreany we didn't enjoy. The reds had a nice depth and the whites and rose were all very refreshing and not overly sweet. Lots of interesting tasting notes and our server was great about sharing more about each wine as she poured them. The tasting room is small but modern and very approachable - you don't feel like you need to dress up or be a wine connesoiur to be welcome. We joined their wine club based on this experience and are looking forward to coming back!

Crystal was an exceptional host and the wine was deeeeeelicious! Thanks for the great service and…read morethe story behind the name.

Second year attending. This festival is awesome. People are super friendly. Lots of wonderful…read morewine tasting booths! Quite a few vendors selling other items. There was only one food truck on site, Mexican food, we actually ate at the brick and mortar restaurant the next day. Too bad there weren't more for more variety. There were a few food items available via vendors other than the food truck. The tasting rooms along Railroad Park are also open which was a huge plus. There was also live music and it was really good! There are limited places to stay if staying town, so I would book early if staying in Willcox. We stayed at the Motel 6 in town and it was basic but nice. There are also few vineyards and "dive" bars in town as well as a couple of pretty good restaurants. There were a couple cons....it was hot! - Mid 90s made for a few hours of being really uncomfortable and there is not enough shaded seating -- I would recommend bringing your own chairs just in case so you can set up on the lawn area, maybe a couple of umbrellas too. Also be aware if you purchase the beer tasting tickets. Beer tasting is separate from the Willcox Wine Festival and is actually there through the Chamber of Commerce and it's just one stand with some different beers, a canned margarita, and a canned vodka. Cans are also sold at 5$ each. All in all I would recommend checking it out if you get the chance. We always make a fun trip out of it and have a good time every time, would totally recommend and will be back next year!

Came for the wine festival weekend. Many tasty vitners to drive to. I especially liked Zapara's &…read moreBodega Pierce, neither had joined the formal participants on the list. Sadly the official website has much to despair. No map of wineries. Website had issues including needing update as of the 1st day. Will not bother again, but will visit favorite wineries which rival Sonoma & Napa regions.

If I could give this place a zero I would. I e came in on a Saturday and sat at a table. It…read morewasn't that busy and the staff there seemed to be chatting with various patrons. Not once were we offered a tasting menu, water, any acknowledgment of any kind. After twenty min we left, only to still not be acknowledged we walked past staff. I've been to wineries all over the US and this wa my worst experience by far

The most beautiful outdoor landscape in all of Elgin/sonoita. The inside tasting room is large and…read morewell decorated but I loved sitting in the Adirondack chairs by the pond. I wanted a sweet wine and the tasting person found a great one for me so I appreciated the service. Very chic and upscale vibes while the prices are consistent with the other wineries.

I went to Carlson Creek winery as part of a Sedona trip. The person who talked to us about wine and…read moreserved us our tasting was wonderful, she was authentic and very nice. We were given wine that was delicious in the tasting. I was very excited to enjoy some at home, but when I got home and opened the bottle it was vinegar..... completely disgusting and I couldn't even drink it. I don't know if it was stored incorrectly or if I was tricked by a small town winery What I do know is I paid 35$ a bottle for wine that I couldn't drink....... beware of this place

The wine was nice! Staff was super friendly and we had the place to ourselves. We each bought a…read morebottle or two to take home and enjoyed our time there.