My friends and I were visiting in town from San Diego and decided to stop in at this cute little…read morewine tasting room. The wines were delicious, view was phenomenal and our host was incredibly friendly and gave great recommendations. I would absolutely recommend to anyone in the area.

The views are spectacular from this 2nd floor view. It's air conditioned and has some cool western…read moredecor to look at. This was our first time trying this winery and for $20 a person it was a bit pricier for what you get but a cool new spot to try. Our pours were very small but you get to try 6 of their wines. You can choose from red blends to whites and some rosés. The wines were nice and smooth. The sommelier was very nice and friendly and she gave us her recommendations and what to expect flavor wise each time she would bring a new tasting out.

I wanted to do a wine tasting in town, did some research and read reviews and Vino Zona seem to…read morehead to the top of the list. Located on the second floor of the Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village, it's a very small uniquely designed place with great quaint window seating. Noelle greeted us with open arms, super friendly and knowledgeable about the organic wines she was presenting to us. The tasting is simple: 5 generous pour and some pretzels in a very relaxed setting for $18. All the wines are organic which I've never had. It was a great experience learning about how all these local wine makers produce their wine and the difference in taste compared to the mass produced wines. We loved all the wines we tasted, even bought a couple bottles to bring back home. Absolutely would recommend this place. Thank you Noelle, for making or time so enjoyable. Atmosphere: small unique and quaint. Wine: excellent. Service: excellent.

My tasting was $20 and included four small pours of Arizona wine. I went with the two reds and two…read morewhites. Sadly, none of the wines spoke to me; I found them to lack flavor. But I will say that the customer service was excellent. Our wine expert was very knowledgable about the wines, the origins of these wineries, and so much more. He even shared a bit about how wine making got started in Arizona. And he was kind enough to add a fifth free taste of a port wine with a piece of chocolate (very nice of him). The space is small, and not well air-conditioned, but does offer a temporary break from the hot, arizona sun.

This place is so cute, great music! We had an AZ red wine flight, fruit & cracker plate on happy…read morehour. Our server was great. Really enjoyed it.

4 stars for our lovely hostess! She was fantastic. Enthusiastic and welcoming. The wine I'd give…read moremaybe 3 stars. I did the white flight and liked the vermentino and rose.' I didn't want to spit out the Sauvignon Blanc. But the picpoul Blanc was unpalatable and the trebbiano was downright nasty. I shotgunned it just to get it over with. I'm no sommelier, but I wine taste often, mostly in California and Europe. But I do like trying the local wines, and overall am glad I did. I bought a bottle of the vermentino to enjoy on the rest of my trip, so that was a plus. It compares to other vermentinos I've enjoyed. Let's see if Utah wine is any better...

After a long day of car trouble, I came in to sit and enjoy a glass of wine. Briana was friendly…read moreand happy to make a recommendation! Perfect way to unwind!

This is a TERRIFIC local spot for wine. Semi-rustic mountain town decor, big squishy leather sofas,…read moredifferent conversation areas PLUS the sit down bar. All very warm, comfy, and inviting!They had two different AZ vintner flights featured, and a variety of small plates to nosh on. Service was a little slow as the bartender (please note I did not say sommelier) was alone when we arrived. She gave a little information about the first wine in the flight ... but then I had to keep bringing my glass in to let her know I was ready for the next ... and NO info was forthcoming. I know staffing is tough in the summer, but that could have been better handled with even ONE more person to help her. Overall, an inviting location, and I would happily go back again.

Loved our wine tour with Jim! He was so personable and friendly and really gave us the deluxe tour…read more Alcantara Winery was our first stop. The flights were tasty and Jim's customer service was impeccable. We even met the winemaker, Ron, who was so lovely! Our second stop was Cove Mesa Vineyard. The wine flights were great. Deff get a pizza when you are there! Our last stop was Oak Creek Winery, a small, cute, winery. Overall, we had a wonderful time with Wine Tours of Sedona. A fully customizable tour and an incredible experience.

I highly recommend this tour company! Ed was an amazing guide and we loved our winery tour for my…read morefriend's birthday. Ed was knowledgeable and flexible and we enjoyed his company. We had a great time! If you are into hiking and other outdoor activities, Ed can give you all the infornation you need. We appreciated the insight. However, I strongly suggest you disregard any recommendations for Dahl and Diluca restaurant. That place has abhorrent service and couldn't care less about patrons. If you want to enjoy good vibes, take this winery tour...and avoid Dahl and Diluca if you want to maintain your good headspace and be treated with respect! ;)

WOW who ever knew Arizona has very good winery's. Thanks to this tour we went to very beautiful…read moreand good wineries. We were picked up at our resort in a beautiful limo van. Our tour guide was Calvin who was hospitable and a wealth of information of the area, wines and the vineyards. The tour included a delicious lunch that we enjoyed at one of the wineries beautiful grounds. Calvin was gracious, very personable and a terrific guide who became a friend. I surprised my husband with this tour for our 49th wedding anniversary. I highly recommend this tour to anyone who enjoys wine. You will learn much whether a novice or wine lover. We purchased a few bottles, enjoyed one at lunch with another fun couple on the tour and will enjoy the rest before returning home to Northern California. Calvin, the tour will be memorable to our visit to Sedona.

We booked this tour, not knowing anything about Arizona wine in the pick up. Location was very…read moreclose to our house that we were staying at. We got picked up in a Mercedes sprinter van. Our tour guides name was Jeremie, And he had it stocked with water and snacks just in case we needed it. It was air-conditioned, which was great. We went to Page Springs, Oak Creek and DA Ranch wineries. All the wineries had food available, which was nice and we also have pre-ordered lunch to eat at Oak Creek winery and it was delicious. Jeremie was great and he sensed our groups vibe and picked appropriate wineries for us to travel to depending on the day went. He was very knowledgeable about wine and also was a fantastic photographer and took great pictures of us. If you ever want to go on a wine tour, this one is it and you definitely have to request him because he will check in with you before the day and then checked in the day after to say that he hopes we had a great time! We had a blast and if we are ever in the area again, we'll definitely go through this company again. It was great.

So much fun! Easy to book and great communication. Request…read moreJeremie as your guide he was fantastic

If you are into wine, this is an awesome tour. Jake was our guide and he balanced teaching about AZ…read morewine with a genuine desire for his guests to have fun. He really knew his stuff and was ready to dive into the details while remaining lighthearted and gracious. There is never any pressure on the cost of a tasting or a meal, just a desire for one to enjoy the experience. BTW: AZ wine is great! It is still in its pioneering days so none of the wineries try to just play it safe. Therefore you get some very well crafted, unique wines. Jake can tell you all of the varietals and the perspective of each winemaker. The is a very fun outing while in Sedona!

Had a good time on the 3 winery you tour. Our driver and host, Calvin made the day even better…read more Wineries were decent but I say that because I'm from wine country in CA and it really doesn't compare. But Calvin made it great and I would come back again

Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is one of Sedona's most enchanting spots! It is designed to…read morelook like a traditional Mexican village; where art, culture, and community come together. The cobblestone paths, stucco walls, archways, vine-covered courtyards, bubbling fountains, beautiful Spanish-inspired architecture and locally owned art galleries adds to its charm! With 50+ shops, galleries, restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and local artisan stores, it's the perfect way to spend the day.

Very cool shopping village in the heart of Sedona. A lot of the shops here are small businesses or…read moresmall chains, so you get a ton of unique items to shop for. We also visited a couple of restaurants here during our trip; good variety of food options at differing price ranges too. Overall, great time HOWEVER, parking was a nightmare both times we visited (once on a weekday night, and again on a weekday afternoon).

We were with Pat for 6 hours on Friday lunching and wine tasting around Cottonwood! Very friendly…read moreand knowledgeable about the local businesses! Highly recommend for driving needs when visiting Cottonwood! Clean vehicle and affordable rates! Cheers!

My friends and I had a wonderful experience using Angel 1 for a girl's weekend in the…read moreCottonwood/Cornville area. Pat was so responsive and made sure everything was in order for our transportation. Our driver Peter was friendly and professional. We will definitely use Angel 1 again! Thank you Pat and Peter! -Victoria O.