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!

Looking for a local winery to visit, we came across Old Pueblo Cellars. We didn't know what to…read moreexpect but thoroughly excited. Upon our arrival, there were only a handful of cars present... But then again it makes since when it's 110 degrees outside and going wine tasting. After taking a brief tour of the property, we went inside and were greet by the nicest and most compassionate woman you could ever meet... Next to my wife of course. She was friendly, gave us the history of the winery and shared with us what brought her to work at Old Pueblo. We were there a little over an hour sharing stories; how we met our partners, what's fascinating about wines and what makes Old Pueblo unique. The wines were delicious; 100% organic and prepared in a way where you enjoy every sit and get every bit of the flavor as intended. This is definitely saved on our list of wineries outside of California that we will be going back to. Just got to plan the next road trip.

great service, beautiful place, cannot wait to come back and stay in their casitas! the best…read morechocolate mousse i have ever had!!!

It's a nice vineyard, but for the price we paid, we honestly expected more…read more We stayed in one of the casitas for two nights. The stay was fine overall, but there were quite a few frustrations. The contact number they gave us barely replied to texts, and no one ever picked up when we tried calling. The WiFi in the room was basically unusable--so slow that I couldn't even take a call. The shower has an open design, which meant water flooded half the bathroom every time. The casita itself is a decent size with space for a dining area and a bedroom, but the bed is designed to be lifted up to the ceiling, which felt completely unnecessary. That said, the view was stunning--facing the sunrise, and waking up to it was definitely the highlight of the stay. They provide a half bottle of wine as a welcome gift, but it's the cheapest wine they produce. Bottles at the vineyard start at $29, and anything else on the list starts around $44. For a place where you're right at the source, that felt steep. This makes me wonder how much are these wine costs if you buy it from a third party store. Personally, not that screw top makes any difference to the quality of the wine, but paying $50+ for a screw top bottle of wine off the shelf is unreal, especially coming from Europe. The restaurant is beautiful but the menu is rather small. Lunch is tapa style and dinner has a changing menu depending on what the chef wants to cook. Pretty hard to plan your meals if you are a picky eater.

I had a very pleasant experience while making a purchase here. I am familiar with their wines so I…read moredid not do a tasting, but Julie is super friendly, gregarious, and the perfect host at this location. I look forward to coming back soon. Wonderful.

Flying Leap deserves a zero. They have charged me $551 for my club wine order and yet they are…read morenever at the store to pick it in. I drove 2 hours for pick up in Tuscon and no one was there. They have not returned phones calls or responded to 3 emails. So unprofessional and sleezy.

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

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 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.

From the moment we walked in the gentleman behind the counter, was very attentive. He was…read moreengaging with my wife and I even though he had numerous people there. The wines were fabulous. It was hard to pick. Just one to take home. It was definitely one of the best experiences we had in the Elgin area. It was the polar opposite of autumn sage, which is in the area as well. A+ four deep sky.!

We stopped in on Saturday afternoon and the lady that was running the wine bar was busy when we…read morewalked in so despite being ignored instead of greeted, my friends and I waited patiently. Once she tended to us, she was short, brief and snobby. The selection was minimal, all red, only 5 wines but that's understandable. We ordered our wine and took a seat on the patio. While there, we were totally ignored, she walked back and forth several times tending to another couple all while walking past us and not saying a word, not a smile not a hows the wine? No description of the flavors or wines, nothing, we left and the large party I was with spent our money buying bottles at many other fabulous vineyards in the area. We frequently drive from Phoenix to Elgin and we will always bypass this vineyard based on the way this lady treated us.

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.

We came across this Tasting Room right in the heart of Superior! When we stopped in we were greeted…read moreright away with some of the best hospitality ever! We opted in for a wine flight both red and white. The staff was extremely knowledgeable explaining the various wines and their background. Super delicious and highly recommend making a stop here! Xo -BB

What a great little gem in superior! We have upon this place, not knowing there was a wine tasting…read moreroom in superior. Mila was an excellent hostess and did a great job explaining the different wines available at the vineyard as well as telling us all about the vineyard and it's many events. My sister and I are very much looking forward to heading up to Young to the Vineyard, one of these days. The wines we tried we're all excellent. We ended up buying several bottles and taking them home with us. The decor is a little sparse and a little "boring". The tables and chairs are all cute, but the walls are all a sparse white and didn't really have the feeling of a wine tasting room at least not any that I've been to. Perhaps warmer colors on the walls would increase the ambience. They did have some nice artwork on the walls. We will definitely be back!

What a fun place to go wine tasting in Sonoita! The owners, Chris and Lori, and their staff make it…read morea great experience. Their sandwiches and other lunch and snack items are perfect to go with your tasting. They also have Second Saturday Sonoita every month with music, vendors, and other guest winemakers whose you can taste. Before you leave don't forget to visit the art gallery displaying the art of many talented local artists.

Absolutely LOVE Sunset Ride... the owners are so kind, great lunch options and the wine slushies…read moreare incredible!

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.