Wine Region

Arizona Wine Region Guide

Arizona's high-desert wine country spans the Willcox, Sonoita and Verde Valley AVAs, where warm days and cool nights suit Rhône and Italian varieties such as Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre, Sangiovese and Malvasia Bianca.

Appellations: 2 Appellations
Wineries: 2 Wineries
Experiences: 2 Experiences
Local Guides: 1 Local Guides

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AVA Verde Valley

Verde Valley

11 wineries

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AVA Sonoita

Sonoita

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About Arizona Wine

Soil: Alluvial, volcanic, limestone
Climate: High desert with warm days and cool nights

Three AVAs: Sonoita, Willcox and Verde Valley, with high-elevation desert vineyards

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Burning Tree Cellars

Verde Valley

5.01 experience

From $11

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Alcantara Vineyards

Verde Valley

4.01 experience

From $18

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Arizona Boutique Wine Bliss at Burning Tree Cellars

Enjoy a delightful wine tasting experience with exceptional wines at Burning Tree Cellars

Burning Tree Cellars, Arizona

1 hour

From $11 / person

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Arizona Vineyard Tour & Tasting at Alcantara

Experience a delightful vineyard walk, wine tasting, and cellar tour at Alcantara in Arizona.

Alcantara Vineyards, Arizona

1h 30m

From $18 / person

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Arizona known for in wine?

Arizona is known for high-elevation desert vineyards producing Rhône-style reds, Italian varieties and aromatic whites. The state has more than 130 wineries, vineyards and tasting rooms.

What are the main grape varieties grown in Arizona?

Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre, Tempranillo, Petite Sirah and Sangiovese lead the reds, while Malvasia Bianca, Viognier and Picpoul Blanc are popular whites.

When is the best time to visit Arizona for wine tasting?

Spring and autumn offer the most pleasant weather. Harvest typically runs from August to October, after the summer monsoon season.

How do I get to Arizona wine country?

Tucson International Airport is closest to Sonoita and Willcox, while Phoenix Sky Harbor is the gateway to the Verde Valley around Cottonwood and Jerome.

What are Arizona's main wine regions?

Willcox grows the majority of Arizona's grapes, Sonoita became the state's first AVA, and the Verde Valley north of Phoenix is popular with visitors for its tasting rooms in Cottonwood, Jerome and Page Springs.

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