Did not have food. It is quite a lovely place. The bartender was charming and great with…read moresuggestions for our drinks. Who knew that gelato was great with a sparkling wine! It's a drive to get there, but 100% worth it.

If you read my reviews you know that outside me, my wife, and three children, there is my…read moremother-in-law, and, my grandmother-in-law. In this Saturday afternoon my mother-in-law just got back from her trip to Greece. Normally someone would just sleep this day away, but she arrived rejuvenated. Let's go to Windmill Winery she insisted. Who was I to disagree?. We arrived on a lovely Saturday afternoon and had a quick walk around. The birds strategically placed all around the grounds was a nice touch. The koy feeding pound was nice with its running water providing some soothing ambient noise. We order a couple of bottles of wine and a couple of charcuterie boards. The options on the boards were very nice. The disappointing part is that it wasn't on a board. It came in a Styrofoam box. While not a big deal, it did take away from the ambiance and winery feel. Sorry, I don't remember the exact names of the bottles but I will do my best to distinguish them. Also... I'm a bit of a wine snob, but know nothing about wine. I just know what I like. I will start with the Pinot Grigio that's made at this winery. It had a bit of a sweet tinge to it. Not overpowering but definitely hits you on the back end. It was ok, but I don't really care for a sweetness in most my wines. We also had another Pinot Grigio that was not made at that location. That was more to my liking, with a nice dry back to it and a bit of bitterness. We also had a sweet white. I remember this one because they didn't really qualify it a Syrah, Reisling, or Moscato. They compared to a Reisling but I feel it was more adjacent to a Syrah. It was berry forward. Not for me but my grandmother loved it. After the two bottles we drank by the glass. My wife and I stuck with the imported Pinot and my in-law la stuck with the Syrah adjacent. We also ordered one of their flat bread pizzas. While it seemed as if they didn't really have much of a kitchen the pizza was a pleasant surprise. We really enjoyed it. As it got later in the afternoon people began to leave. We were among the last to start to leave, but as we were walking out you could see cars began to arrive and they were in the stages of setting up for an even event with a band. I will surely return for that. I love live music and pair with wine and food... well then you just stole my heart. Great place to visit.

My friend took me out here for my first time to visit this wine seller, which felt like it was in…read morethe middle of nowhere. The GPS took us on a funky road and then down a dirt road that I was pretty sure it would flood during a flash flood. Old Pueblo Cellars is serving up a some great unique wine varietals like Malvasia Bianca, tannat, malbec, Cabernet, Syrah and other unique blends like their Super Tucson. The wine tasting room is a bit small and but has a personal charm of southwestern themes. The outdoor patio areas are great to view the local landscape and take in the warm weather and watch the occasional thunderstorm. Also check out their wine flavored slushies when available.

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.

An absolutely wonderful vineyard and estate. So many cozy seating areas overlooking beautiful…read moreviews. This is the perfect place for an event or large group. The wines were all delicious. Prices are a bit high for bottles. $42-$48 each. Glasses of wine are $12 each. We were there for a few hours enjoying the patio and sipping on wine. It was a beautiful Saturday and only 2 other people came in the whole time. The woman pouring our wine was very sweet and friendly. Surprisingly though, she had no knowledge of the wines and said she has never tasted them because she doesn't drink. We asked a couple questions about how long they've been a winery and she couldn't answer any. She even thought the animals that had passed away recently were llamas. I explained to her they were alpacas. I really think if you're going to hire someone you should make sure they are at least somewhat knowledgeable about the business especially since your customers are paying quite a bit. But like I said the wines and the views are wonderful and I absolutely love the dog theme. So that's why I gave 5 stars.

I had a lovely visit. I didn't catch the gals name that was running it but she warmly welcomed us…read moreand provided exceptional service. I enjoyed a wine slushie and charcuterie board. there was a gentleman playing on the piano while we were there. they have a lovely patio area and a few farm animals that you can pet. They are super friendly.

Delicious lobster rolls, crab cakes, and chili. Very relaxed atmosphere and great entertainment!…read more Very attentive service. My favorite place on the Mountain.

Nice, local place. Driven by here countless times and since I don't drink, I never thought to stop…read more Thirteen of my "closest" friends (we all hike together) decided to give place a try. Honestly, didn't disappoint. One gentleman in the front of the house, taking orders, serving drinks & food. He was quite masterful. He not only took care of our group, but took care of all the other customers. I wasn't able to take pictures of everyone else's lunch, but I only heard good things. Lunch is served only on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. I can't speak for their services, but I'm sure it's on their website. If you're looking for a good light lunch, check it out.

BACKGROUND One of…read moremy favorite qualities I love about my mom is how she always loves getting out and exploring. She's had the exploring bug ever since I can remember. Getting to go on those trips with her is one of the things I miss most about traveling so much. One trip I missed that she frequently spoke fondly about is wine tasting in Willcox, Arizona. WILCOX WINES: THE HISTORY The history of Arizona's wine industry actually began in pre-Prohibition days. Back then, Arizona had more grapes than California. From Prohibition to 1980's it was illegal to make wine in Arizona. In 1982, Arizona passed a series of laws that enabled and regulated the activities of a new class of liquor license, the Domestic Farm Winery. In 2005, a Supreme Court ruling made parts of Arizona's wine laws unconstitutional. In 2006, the passage of SB1276 brought Arizona's wine laws into compliance with the Supreme Court's ruling which caused a resurgence in the Arizona wine industry. There are currently approximately 80 wineries in Arizona, in three main regions: Sonoita, Elgin and Willcox/Verde Valley. Willcox is about one hour southeast of Tucson. There are wine festivals held twice each year: the third weekend in May and the third weekend in October. THE STORY I finally had the opportunity to go with my mom to the last Willcox Wine Tasting Festival. The main tent setup is downtown, in the historic railroad section. That area is also where many of the Arizona wineries have local store fronts, like Flying Leap, Aridus, and Carlson Creek. When you arrive, you can purchase tickets which allow you to sample any of the many selections from the participating wineries. My favorite find was the Viognier from Aridus. There is also live music and most of the local restaurants are open. My favorite was Rodney's, a tiny shop where you order at the shop window from Rodney, and he serves your food out back on their outdoor patio. CONCLUSION The Willcox Wine Tasting Festival is very charming and super fun! 5/5 RECOMMEND OF NOTE *The next Willcox Wine Tasting Festival is May 19-20, 2016. *For more information: http://www.willcoxwines.com

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Great staff and owner, fun activities including paint and sip! Excited to see what this business…read moreholds in the future.

This place is newer and we were lucky to stumble upon it. Fun conversation with Andrew he was…read moreawesome and also helped find things we like. Very personable and relaxed. I tried the Sip Happens: Peach Chardonnay Summer Crush Sauvignon Blanc Shiraz Diablo Rojo Toasted Caramel I didn't enjoy the Diablo, but my husband likes it. then the Pineapple-pear My husband tried the Merlot, & sirah. His favorite was the sirah. we look forward to coming back and trying others. it was quiet and chill, but could also see this place picking up and hoppin. I really hope they do well.

Where do I begin? This is my fifth tour and it is always better then the last. Our driver Zach is…read moremy absolute favorite. He is full of historical facts and keeps you entertained and informed the entire time. We stopped at Rune, Autumn Sage, and Callaghan and enjoy every minute. . Not only do you get a delicious lunch, tastings covered, and a souvenir tasting glass, but you also get water and snacks onboard the bus. Having someone drive so you can fully enjoy Yourself is the highlight! If you are looking to enjoy delicious Arizona wine, I recommend them 10000%

We had a great day. Rafa was an awesome guide. Having pick up and drop off service from our rental…read morewas so great.

FYI....if we could give a 10 we would. This wine tour goes…read moreto the best wineries in Sonoita and Elgin. From start to finish, the experience was fantastic. We had a little "hickup" at our original pickup location. We accidentally got on the wrong bus. The issue was resolved at the first winery and Anthony had to leave the rest of our tour group at the BEST pizza place and drive back to the winery where we accidentally ended up. Then he drove the 2 of us back to the pizza place, re-ordered our pizza and the rest of our tour group was also accommodating by not rushing us. We had such fun and the group with us was celebrating a 21 year old birthday..... Thanks Anthony...

We booked a PRIVATE wine tour two months in advance. The night before the tour the owner, Anthony…read morelet us know we would have an Escalade ESV and asked if two people could join our tour. He said he would appreciate if we would accommodate the two extra people. We said yes. The driver arrived 20 minutes late, never opened the door for us and the car was not big enough for 6 people. The air conditioner was not working in the back. After they knew we were upset about paying $800 for a PRIVATE wine tour the driver said he would drive us separately. This made it manageable but not ideal.

Excellent service. The sommelier, Sarah, was very knowledgeable. She made the experience so much…read morefun. Their appetizers were delicious. Get the caprese board and the local board. Trust me. Get both.

This is a very chill, beautiful place in a beautiful setting, that makes you just want to hang and…read morerelax for a long time. The wine, drinks & food are as top notch as the service. It's a wonderful way to enjoy a weekend afternoon in Young.

My friend and I booked a customized wine tour with April for our girls' trip in Phoenix. She was…read moreAMAZING. Friendly, knowledgeable about the area, and so helpful in designing a tour that got us back to our hotel in time for afternoon spa treatments. We stopped at three wineries in the Verde Valley, tasted lots of great wine, and ordered a cheese plate and charcuterie board for lunch. We had a lovely day and both agreed April is a GEM.

What a great adventure, very safe and aware of your particular limitations and she works hard to…read moremake the trip the best all around. Most relaxing trip I have had in a long time. Great snacks and plenty of water for the road.