Very confusing to navigate this winery. Their website is woefully out of date. It's clear they…read moreclosed their tasting room but on a Saturday morning never answered phone or retuned VM to see about a visit. Not sure they even are in business.

Great visit with the owner who gave us our wine tasting. Awesome location with great views.read more

We found out this place also has rooms to rent like a hotel. The family loved the wines. Some were…read morevery robust wines, they also have meat and cheese to eat. The service was great. It a really nice place. Outside seating with heaters.

Some of the best wines in Elgin. The patio was so relaxing and the perfect place to enjoy a glass…read more The service was excellent

Everything was nice and people were beyond friendly. I highly recommend this spot…read more Not hard to find but off the beaten path. Beautiful!

Nice, small winery. It was raining the day I visited, so had a tasting inside. Met the very chill…read moredog, chatted with the owner and had an enjoyable time. The wall hangings about wine were cute. My favorite wine was the Arriba sangria. I was hesitant to try it since it has jalapeño and I'm sensitive to spicy things, but you don't even taste any spice! Thanks to Karyl for suggesting I try it.

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.

A friend who is local recommended the place. I wouldn't have thought of specifically going to taste…read moreMeade, but we are so happy to have discovered this place. The flavors of the Meade and cidre are creative, the grounds are beautiful (truly beautiful views), and the people who run the place are kind. My daughter loved playing the piano, and we came here two days in a row. Folks with kids would love the space.

Not the biggest fan of mead, but enjoyed our tasting! Their space was very big/open and they had a…read morenice inside and outside atmosphere. Was a bit warm outside, so we sat inside and played games. They also have really cute merch/local art and items for purchase. Definitely one of the more expensive tastings in Sonoita for the amount of mead you receive. Would recommend just getting a glass of one rather than trying various meads.

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!!

We came here this Saturday for a tasting. I have a small yorkie I carry in a sling. Since they were…read morebottling inside, we could not bring my dog inside so we sat on the patio. I applaud the owners for rescuing their dogs but I am warning everyone reading this, do not bring your dog here unless you are holding your dog in your arms the entire time. There were 3 wines to taste and we didn't like any of them. The 2016 Malvasia was both sour and sweet and the Reisling was dry and very oaky due the oak chips they use in the barrel. The fourth and last tasting was of their peach bellini sushi mix that you can add your own wine to but they added one of theirs to it. It was sickeningly sweet and I couldn't drink it. I would have been interested to try red sangria slushy. Their dogs seemed normal and calm walking around the backyard. I kept my dog on leash and stood by them at first. After the 2nd taste of wine, I let me dog loose right next to us. Within a couple minutes one of their large dogs attacked my yorkie. We were very lucky that my boyfriend turned around and grabbed her before she was hurt. There was slobber on my dogs back where their dog put its mouth on her. This is why I do not recommend bringing your dog here unless you are holding the dog at all times. Honestly I'm surprised they still charged us for the tasting after this. We were so shook up, we almost got up and left after it happened without finishing the tasting.

We were out trying the Sonoita wineries for the first time. Hannah's seemed to get very good…read morereviews and looked homey and quaint in pics so we stopped there as our second tasting destination. I am giving 3 stars only because of the friendliness of the proprietor. She is a fellow dog lover who rescues and has her beautiful pets roaming the winery. Putting that aside, this winery does not make a good first impression. It has the decor of a back patio with lots of clutter, nik naks and only a few tables. It sits lower than many of the sister wineries in the area, so there is no real view. If I were the owner, I'd declutter, redecorate, add some new furniture and give the winery a style makeover. After all, customers are paying for these tastings. Tasting prices are average, but if you don't bring your own glass you will need to purchase theirs for $6 (not optional unlike the previous winery we had been to were purchasing was optional). With two mandatory wine glasses and three very subpar tastings, our tab was $30. Now, onto the wines. There were 3. I'm sorry to say this, but they were not good wines. In fact, the Malvasia Bianca Quartz 2020 was the worst wine we have ever tried. Metallic, mineral, dirt tasting. We were informed that these are grapes that grow up amongst the rocks and that's why it has that name. These grapes must be the bottom feeder rejects of the grape world! Table next to us actually dumped that same wine into the grass. If you want a nice friendly conversation with a dog lover, visit Hannah's. If you want a nice outdoor experience and good wine..... Check out some of the other wineries in the area.

This is a nice place. Outside seating. Small on the inside. The owner is very nice and a very…read morefriendly dog to meet you at the door. They have both red and whites, family loved the taste of the wines. . And they have kites of you want to go outside and play. And you can try and get the owner to sell her art work.

The short version of this review is this: good wine, good vibes, and you can fly kites here!…read more My husband and I visited flying kite vineyard this past weekend and I knew I wanted to leave it a review! We had a genuinely good time here. This vineyard is owned by a husband and wife who grew their own grapes for 15 years (selling to other local wineries) before deciding to make their own wine. I do feel that this experience of growing grapes has lent them the knowledge of what makes a good wine. We both did the tasting and enjoyed all of the wines; we even got an extra glass and bought a bottle to take home. Flying Kite has great vibe - we felt like we were hanging out at a friend's house. The owners were incredibly friendly and the way they chatted with us felt genuine. There were a few groups of people there, smiles well around. As the name of the vineyard states, there is also kite flying here! The owners have a bunch of kites available for anyone to use. It was so much fun flying kites while drinking wine - truly a novel experience! I would also like to note here the attention to detail in how they constructed this tasting room/patio - given how windy sonoita/elgin gets during the day, the owners were conscious of which direction the wind typically blows and therefore, they built the tasting patio so that you are completely blocked from the wind. This might seem like a minor detail but when you've been out in the wind all day, it is so nice to get a break from it. I just really appreciated this as I felt it was very thoughtful. Overall, I would say that flying kite is one of my favorite vineyards in this area. I would absolutely come back here again!