The staff here is very friendly and we really enjoy their wines…read more The food here is next level and you need to try a few of their appetizers (especially the elote corn dip). Views of the vineyards are very captivating, especially at sunset during the fall season. Lots of parking available!

We finally made it to Page Springs Cellars after talking about going for ages, and it did not…read moredisappoint. It's about an hour and a half from Phoenix, but the drive went by pretty quickly. When we arrived, parking was simple, with separate areas for the public and members. We got there around 2 p.m., and there was already a line at the entrance, but we only waited about 10 minutes before being seated on the patio. The weather was perfect for sitting outside and enjoying a glass of wine. The menu had a ton of options, especially for flights, Chilled, Combo, Red, Dessert, Brandy, and more. The food menu was just as tempting, with plenty of choices. We started with the Red Flight and ordered the Chef's Taco Special and Truffle Kettle Chips, which paired really well with the wines. After that, we tried the Brandy Flight and finished with the Dessert Flight, and we ended up finding a few favorites among them. After tasting, we took a walk around the vineyard. There are outdoor tables where you can sit if you have pets with you, and one of the seating areas is right by the river. The sound of the water makes the whole place feel extra calm and relaxing. If you don't want to sit in the main restaurant area, you can also order everything picnic-style and enjoy your food and wine with the view. They do have a Wine Club for anyone who wants to visit regularly, but we didn't join because we're not big on commitment. Even so, we'll definitely be back. It's a great spot to unwind, sip some good wine, and just relax for a while.

I've got to say this was the best wine tour ever! Sebastian and Kimberly were just absolutely…read moreamazing guides/people! We related so much to them , they were more like our friends and super easy to talk to and very friendly ! We absolutely had such a fun time with them and of course with the wine I 100% recommend this tour , you'll taste amazing wines , and get to meet 2 amazing tour guides , you won't regret it!

Kimberly and Sebastian were fantastic! From the minute I spoke to her on the phone I knew we were…read morein good hands. Everything was seamless, and Sebastian has good knowledge of the history of winemaking in the area. It is clear they are an integral part of the Cottonwood wine making community. Also, offered guaranteed door-to-door service, which is hard to find. They generously took photos and had water and nice snacks on board. We will definitely do it again!

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

Jack and the staff were amazing. Extremely informative on the inflatable kayak trip and what to…read moreexpect on the river. We had an awesome time and highly recommend booking with this company. We ll return as well.

Located in cottonwood about 1 hour south of Sedona. Fun fun fun! I want to go again 10 times!…read more This is usually a self guided kayak excursion. Ben came with us today, a special treat and he is amazing, had knowledge of the river, plants, birds. He made sure everyone was safe and had a good experience. The time on the website and email are slightly off. It says 10:00a to 1:00p. This is more than enough. Meeting time is 8:45a and you need to be at meeting area by 9:00a. Then you get on a shuttle for a 10 minute drive to go up river where you will launch. So you car is at the end point of kayaking. We got a tandem inflatable kayak which cost about $150 for 2 people. There are taxes and don't forget gratuities, in cash. Don't know if they take venmo or Zelle. The adventure...so most of it is easy slow floating. There are a few spots where it flows faster and you may have to steer trees and rocks. We came in last week of August, so low water season. The river is only 3-4 feet deep in the majority of places. The weather was perfect today at around 70sF near 9:00a and around 82F at 10:00a. High is 88F at 2-3p. It rained in the last few days so we got very fast flow and completed our trip from 9:00 to 11:15am ish. We were down changing and in the car by 11:30a. In the 2.5 duration, you may get out on land halfway and take a snack / water break and stretch legs for circulation. We were told that high water season is spring. Something about May being the month where they let water out so water is lower then as well. The Verde river provides water to Phoenix. You can be all levels and come. The guide will give you general instructions in the beginning and provide life vests. All ages kids and toddlers can come. If your kid is smaller than perhaps age 12, you may need to bring your own baby or kid sized life vest for them. Your butt and arms, and bag will be wet. They suggest a zip lock bag to hold your phone and wallet, but bring any backpack. It will get a little muddy from your feet (just clean it at home). Definitely need hat, sunglasses. Suggest to bring 1-2 liters of water and snacks. You have time to eat 1 hour in on the land. Suggest you to wear swim suit or quick dry T shirt, and board shorts (for surfing, boogie boarding) or quick dry hiking shorts and water shoes like Teva. There is a lot of trees on the route but you'll get sun. They do not take more than 11-12 people at a time. I hope this helps. I look forward to coming again.

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.

We did a wine tasting at this venue and I was very impressed by their Sauvignon Blanc! They have a…read morevast array of wines. Their service was great, Darlise was super friendly! The facility was cute, however there were no views. Deff worth the stop!

This place is a no for me. Also note, the ONLY reason I stayed was because I drove an hour outside…read moreof my way back to Phoenix and needed to eat. I will ever return to this place. 1. Upon arriving I walked up behind a family of three. We obeyed the sign and waited outside for seating. Someone showed up with three menus and took the family. I was left standing there for another 5 minutes. The lady who came by, happened to come over but it was not to get me. She told me to sit and did not offer a menu. 2 I went to an empty table. All seats had water. I asked the waitress for a napkin so that I could dry the seats. She said, "oh I got it" and then came to wipe the seats down with a wet dish rag. I was flabbergasted. I asked for a napkin and pointed out that the rag was wet and she said we are out of napkins. I said okay maybe a dry rag?! I watched people receive food water. Some tables received multiple waters. Me....nothing. 3. After 10-12 minutes I ordered wine and tried to order tacos. It was 2:30 and apparently the food truck was closed. I ordered spinach and artichoke dip.!the plate came out beautifully but had tons of fresh cucumber and veggies. I'm allergic to cucumber. I say I'm so sorry but I'm allergic. The response, "can I just take that off?" Ummm...no. The cucumber is on top of the bread. 4. Not the views I was hoping for. 5. I just wasn't pleased. I'm not sure if it is because I was a solo diner and easy to overlook or what but this place just made a pleasant Arizona trip a little sour.

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

This place was perfect for me. I was there on a Wednesday afternoon and it wasn't busy so that…read moreadded to the perfection. The wine is lovely. Instead of a flight, I went with a couple of glasses recommended by staff and they were spot on! Took the wine outside to sit in an Adirondack chair in the shade by the little creek and just relaxed. And then a musician started up on the porch and he was great! Very chill and just added to the relaxing vibe. Lots of seating options here, inside and outside. Wine is really good. A pond with a fountain and another fountain that feeds into a bubbling creek really add to the atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Beautiful location. Delicious boutique wines. We went here 2…read moreyears ago and then again yesterday. The wines have more depth and level now and they have a wine clue now. A glass of wine is about $18 and a bottle is around $60, unless it is a reserve.

The individual wineries range from ok to awesome, but the Wine Trail's app is a mess. It doesn't…read moretell you if your attempt to log a visit was successful. Then, some of the wineries don't have QR codes to scan. We managed to obtain some hard copy maps, but we don't know if they will even be accepted. It is kind of frustrating that they offer this chance to win a prize, but there are so many technical issues with it.

After traveling to different wine regions including South Australia we were very impressed with…read moreArizona Wines. It should be noted that with a couple of exceptions the wines are all seem to be made in the Willcox, AZ area which is located in South East Arizona. We visited the following tasting rooms during our week long visit to the area. 1. The Jerome Winery 2. Arizona Stronghold 3. Merkin Vineyards 4. Winery 101 5. Pillsbury Wine Company 6. Tantrum Wine 7. Winery 1912 8. Salt Mine Wine 9. Carlson Creek We found wines that we enjoyed at each of these with focus on the Syrah and Syrah blends. Most of these red wines are very smooth and silky with a fruit forward flavor. We found these wines to be actually better than many you would find in the Mclaren Vale region of South Australia, which is famous for their Syrahs. Our favorite hands down were the wines from the Pillsbury Wine Company. Each of these winery's charge between $12-15 for a tasting but most, with the exception of the Jerome Winery and Winery 1912, waived the tasting fee with a purchase of a bottle. We also noted that Tantrum Wine and Winery 1912 did not offer water with their tasting which I believe is pretty important. All in all if you enjoy wines and wine tasting the Verde Valley Wine Trail is a must do.

Excellent food. Fresh and so tasty Service is ALWAYS the…read moretop. We love being a member also. Such a peaceful place to just hang and relay I am a cat lover and got to see three of the kitties

The ambiance framed by the vineyards, Arizona autumn blue sky and winery building with a restaurant…read moreis perfect for a warm autumn day. My wife and her friend went after some earlier horseback riding. The service was great and they ordered the caprice salad and a flight of their wine. The salad was served on a piece of naan bread with mozzarella cheese salad pieces and a few cherry tomatoes topped with balsamic vinegar. The leafy salad and basil pieces were wilted and kind of tough. The mozzarella was a little old as well. The balsamic was tasty adding a nice finish. The flight of wine is a great way to taste what they make which is great! However the white was mineral flavored and tangy. The rose was good. While the reds were very young. Maybe in a 100 years the vines will produce great wines but certainly not yet. However the ambiance is great!!!!