We stopped in and rang the bell a couple times and no one answered. The sign said they were…read moreopen...we will try again. We enjoyed the Jeep ride out to their place as it is off the beaten path.

This is a family-run winery near Bisbee that brings back all of the personal touches of winemaking…read more You can see the real labor of love here. During our visit, we were treated to tastings of many different wines - they are not shy in sharing their wonderful product with you - followed by a tour of their small but impressive facilities. The whole experience was warm and welcoming from start to finish. Their riesling is special and worth a try for certain. They also have a delightful pinot noir made with Hungarian oak that creates a subtle vanilla flavor that is so enjoyable. I also have to give props to their respect of health during these unprecedented times. They took temperatures, asked for contact tracing information, and wore masks when appropriate.

We go to Los Milics to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries and the occasional girls lunch. The…read moreambiance and food are incredible and the wine is fabulous. Make sure to request Fanny as your server because she makes the experience even more enjoyable every time!

This is an update: I…read morehad the relatively new chicken sando. And honestly it OS the best sandwich I have ever eaten. The bread is baked fresh daily. The chicken was perfectly cooked and the pesto was fantastic. The tomatoes lived. We're ripe and full of flavor ---------- We had dinner there tonight. The NY steak was among the best we've had. Rivals steak houses. The duck confit was exceptional. The wine pairing was right on. Service was excellent. But surprisingly the two things that stood out was the margarita. My daughter said it was best she has ever had. But the chocolate cake was absolutely amazing. Can not recommend this dining experience more.

Vintage Bisbee Wine Tasting and Culinary Delights is put on by the Bisbee Rotary Club. The event is…read moreheld in early October. I've been twice now, and have thoroughly enjoyed myself. It's a great opportunity to sample small bites from most of the local Bisbee restaurants and establishments. It's a nice time, outdoors, with good people, good music- just as soon as it gets cool enough.

We walked over to the Flying Leap tasting room when we had time to kill before a reservation at…read moreCafe Roka, and it was the perfect pit stop. The tasting room is part art gallery, part bar, with a relaxed, intimate feel. The staff member was friendly and knowledgeable about the wines. We had a great chat with one of their wine club members who had stopped by for a tasting. Among the best in Arizona wines, I'm a particular fan of their Mouvedre and Tempranillo, and the petite verdot dessert wine--don't worry, they serve the dessert wine with chocolate.

My husband and I became wine club members a few years. Our favorite tasting room is in Bisbee…read more Over the years we have experience a few different sommeliers. Linda is running the tasting room now and is a delight. She's knowledgeable, engaging and appreciates pairing wine with the perfect food. They produce quite a variety of high-quality delicious wines and are reasonably priced. The room is cozy and located in such a great little town. There is so much to explore before or after a tasting or a glass of wine. Check it out when in Bisbee. (FYI- Flying Leap is one of the most generous and convenient wine clubs ever!)

We stopped in on there reconnection from another winery Ava we're glad we did. Dan was amazing. It…read morewas pretty busy but he manages all the tastings with ease. I work at a tasting room in CO and I notice he kept up with which wines each table was on in their tastings without having to ask - it's a skill many don't have. He was very knowledgeable about the wines and the AVA in general too. The tasting room was clean and bright with all the large windows. We loved the Constellation and bought several bottles to take home with us. We'll definitely go back next time we're in the area.

Definitely one of our favorites from our weekend trip to Sonoita, next to AZ Hops + Vines. Great…read moreplace, staff and absolutely beautiful outside seating area with a few outdoor games. Wine was delicious too! Really great wine tasting price compared to other wineries in the area. Would definitely come back next time we are down here!!

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.

We went by yesterday, A Saturday, on the way back from the Cochise Stronghold trails…read more The vineyard is 1.5 mile from the entrance. We were the only ones there, no tastings going on. I just wanted to try a new White Wine from Arizona and pick up Pistachios that they also grow. I found both. The tasting room and wine cellar is below the living spaces. Easy entry From parking. She explained her Whites, I told her I wanted something close to a Sauvignon Blanc. We ll see. I know the nuts are good, the most fresh I ever had.

The ONLY winery worth the price and quality to tour in Wilcox! I was not happy with the rest but…read morethis one I bought 2 bottles very good price and good service- actually open on time unlike their other winery.

BACKGROUND One of…read moremy favorite qualities I love about my mom is how she always loves getting out and exploring. She's had the exploring bug ever since I can remember. Getting to go on those trips with her is one of the things I miss most about traveling so much. One trip I missed that she frequently spoke fondly about is wine tasting in Willcox, Arizona. WILCOX WINES: THE HISTORY The history of Arizona's wine industry actually began in pre-Prohibition days. Back then, Arizona had more grapes than California. From Prohibition to 1980's it was illegal to make wine in Arizona. In 1982, Arizona passed a series of laws that enabled and regulated the activities of a new class of liquor license, the Domestic Farm Winery. In 2005, a Supreme Court ruling made parts of Arizona's wine laws unconstitutional. In 2006, the passage of SB1276 brought Arizona's wine laws into compliance with the Supreme Court's ruling which caused a resurgence in the Arizona wine industry. There are currently approximately 80 wineries in Arizona, in three main regions: Sonoita, Elgin and Willcox/Verde Valley. Willcox is about one hour southeast of Tucson. There are wine festivals held twice each year: the third weekend in May and the third weekend in October. THE STORY I finally had the opportunity to go with my mom to the last Willcox Wine Tasting Festival. The main tent setup is downtown, in the historic railroad section. That area is also where many of the Arizona wineries have local store fronts, like Flying Leap, Aridus, and Carlson Creek. When you arrive, you can purchase tickets which allow you to sample any of the many selections from the participating wineries. My favorite find was the Viognier from Aridus. There is also live music and most of the local restaurants are open. My favorite was Rodney's, a tiny shop where you order at the shop window from Rodney, and he serves your food out back on their outdoor patio. CONCLUSION The Willcox Wine Tasting Festival is very charming and super fun! 5/5 RECOMMEND OF NOTE *The next Willcox Wine Tasting Festival is May 19-20, 2016. *For more information: http://www.willcoxwines.com

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Fun wine tasting experience with Alesia. Beautiful setting. Enjoyed the wine and joined the wine…read moreclub!

Beautiful property, good wines, but very odd that their tasting room was so bland--in a completely…read morewindowless room that felt like a big storage shed. The entire time, you wish you were outside because the juxtaposition is so intense. I guess for members, they get a better wine room with views, but still, throw the non-members a bone.

As locals and people who have recommended their friends from out of town will no longer send people…read morehere. Super cool & fun concept. So if you're a group, or couple with no family you may enjoy this place! This place is not family friendly, when it once was. We enjoyed the few games they provided for adults and children. As adults it was a big reason we went out there. It was fun to enjoy yourself. Play games, and listen to the band. We went out this past week to listen to the band. The band was nowhere to be found nor did any of the employees let us know there will be no band. This place was emptied and we would soon learn why. They treated my children and myself poorly by making my children feel uncomfortable for being there. My children were only welcome outside. They were not welcome near the bar, which I totally understand and respect those rules. Anytime we went in to use the restroom. Everyone stared at my children because they were not supposed to be in there, but I didn't allow my children to pee their pants so I didn't allow them to use the restroom. As soon as we walked in to the area that once allowed children for years prior, we were scolded for children being there. A simple professional explanation of the rules being changed would do, we would respect that. The manager there that also Bartends has always been rude, anytime we've been in there we've been going for years, when we have, she has consistently been rude. There's a difference between being stern and professional and being flat out rude, myself or my family did not deserve to be treated that way. But if you like a place that is not family friendly has no band on Saturday when advertised for a band this is a spot just for you. Just maybe call ahead and see if any rules have changed that would impact your party. The lavender farm down the road has always been so friendly! Great food and drinks!

This as a sweet surprise. We wanted lunch during our road trip and I came across Tirrito Farms on…read moreGoogle Maps. As it's only 15 minutes off our navigation, we gave it a try. The property is beautiful. My husband and I shared a half dozen wings, a bacon burger and a wedge salad. They were all really good. The waitress was nice as can be. They have dome glamping, a few hotel suites, a pond and they offer farm tours. We purchased two bottles of wine to try later. We hope to make it back through to stay the night.