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Aridus Wine Company Tasting Room · Old Town Scottsdale
Aridus crushes its grapes near Turkey Creek and Willcox, about 30 miles from the state's largest custom crush facility, and pours the results in an intimate, modern Old Town Scottsdale tasting room. The lineup draws on the Willcox Bench, one of Arizona's core growing areas.
Carlson Creek Vineyard, Scottsdale Tasting Room · Scottsdale
This Willcox winery's second tasting room sits in the heart of Scottsdale's art gallery scene and partners with an arts program supporting behavioral health recovery. It pours estate wines from the family's southeastern Arizona vineyard in a relaxed, gallery-district setting worth lingering in.
Los Milics Vineyards Scottsdale Tasting Room · Scottsdale
Los Milics took the Governor's Cup at the 2024 Arizona wine competition, and its Scottsdale tasting room pours flights that have included a Lorenzo's Tempranillo blend, a Betty's Grenache, and a Petit Verdot blend, with owner Pavle Milic bringing a taste of the Elgin estate to Old Town.
LDV Winery · Scottsdale
LDV pours estate wines grown in the southeast corner of Arizona near the Chiricahua Mountains, poured in a compact Scottsdale gallery space off First Street and Goldwater Boulevard. The owners describe the winery as a mid-life-crisis passion project turned serious estate label.
Su Vino Winery · Scottsdale
Tucked behind a condominium complex in Scottsdale's arts district, this urban winery gets most of its grapes from California and produces on site. An unoaked chardonnay gets singled out as a house standout among the tasting-room pours, and the setting stays low-key and unhurried.