Returned again on another trip. They only have his wines here now, and they no longer carry Pillsbury or Page Springs. The people that work there are still rude and uppity. Nice space, it tends to be crowded, but same experience as before. read more

Good wine. On the expensive side. I found a bottle of their Chupacabra blend at the store for less than they were selling it in the tasting room. Jerome is a cool place to visit anyway, but it was great to have a tasting room with reasonable tasting prices and good wine. If you make the trek to Jerome you need to stop by Caduceus. read more

My husband I had a great experience here--friendly, attentive service and good wine to boot. For a $10 tasting fee, we tried 4 very different wines from the Caduceus label. Great atmosphere and a great little tasting room. We left with a bottle of the Anubis red wine, which was quite good. read more

I spent part of yesterday in the lovely town of Jerome Arizona. If you haven't been there you should check it out. It's a very cool Arizona mountain town with lots of art galleries and history. I wandered into Caduceus Cellars tasting room and had a wonderful experience. The wines were outstanding and the staff was incredibly friendly. The room itself is warm and friendly. I highly recommend you drop by for a glass of vino and enjoy the experience read more

Wow, if only all wineries had such great food, service & wine. Super comfy place to relax while visiting this cool old west town.

Have made a few visits to this place and have always enjoyed the wine and horsd'orves. Today we inquired about their new releases we heard about and were offered two. One was a Tempernillo which I've had at the Yavapi College, enjoyed and purchased the other a sweet wine. Since I'm not a fan of sweet wines I asked for a small taste of the Tempernillo. She told me that she couldn't give a sample without charging me for it, I said if I liked it I'd buy a glass. It was good but not great but since I told her I would buy a glass I did so. We each had a glass of wine (1 Tempernillo thank God) and shared an horsd'orves). We get the bill and we're totally shocked. She didn't bother to tell the Tempernillo was $25.00 for a glass but she also charged me $3.00 for the small taste. $29.00 Soo not worth it. Doubtful we will ever go there again. read more

The wine itself isn't amazing, but the environment and the staff are always enjoyable and it's worth stopping by to take a look just for that experience alone. read more

I was very disappointed with this establishment. The environment is well maintained, very clean. However, the gentlemen (Brian) that served us was unbelievably rude. He had no interest in discussing the wines with us. He put out 4 glasses for the tasting, handed us the menu, and walked away as if we were bothering him. Which is sad because for the attitude he presented, I would have expected the wine to be worthy of the aristocratic approach. read more

Of the handful of tasting rooms we visited while in the area Caduceus had the best wines by far. They were also the most expensive which I'm sure has part to do with the celebrity factor. Tasting room is nice, well stocked and has some good music playing in the background! What I don't like is the fact that even though I paid $100 for two bottles of wine I still had to pay a tasting fee. Most wineries from Napa to Walla Walla to Canada and elsewhere refund the tasting fee if a bottle is purchased. $13 tasting flight and conveniently at the end the guy working says they just happen to have two other bottles open and asked if we would like to try them, of course we said yes. Now that I'm looking at my receipt I see we were charged an extra $3 taste. So now on top of $100 worth of wine I also paid $19 in tasting fees. Most I've ever paid for a tasting, even in Napa. I would visit again but would recommend a fix in the tasting fee prices/rules. read more

Really awesome experience! The tasting flights were reasonably priced, and the wine delicious. Kris, behind the counter, was not only extremely friendly, but very knowledgeable about the wine. We ended up having a case of wine shipped home. It's also specially awesome for fans of Maynard James Keenan to visit this winery. read more

I'll admit that I was drawn to the winery via star power more than anything. Unfortunately, I think this is the only reason this place exists. I am by no means a wine connoisseur, or even a wine snob, but I've been through California, Oregon, and Arizona wine country and visited several vineyards and wineries and this is the worst wine I have had, in that setting. Don't get me wrong, if I had bought a something that tasted like these wines, mid-shelf at a grocery store, I would have been ok. Not impressed mind, but ok. That said, wineries generally showcase great wines. Jerome itself is full of places with good to great wines. Caduceus wines, on the other hand are just plain. Couple the mediocrity with pretension and it's just a poor experience. One of the wines was even called "Shinola." The gal working there explained, "as in you don't know shit from shinola." That's really what people like, to be sold bad wine, and be told it's good, you just aren't refined enough to tell. To be fair, my wife thought the Chupacabra was "ok." As to the staff. No one was rude. I just did not get the impression that anyone there knew wines. Almost every experience in vineyards and wineries prior has been great. Filled with people that knew wines and wanted to talk about them, and tell you about them. Not so here. The lady put the wines in front of us, said a little spiel and then was off dancing (literally). It was much closer to a bar than a winery. I love bars, but in a bar I get a drink for a few bucks and I'm good, I want something more from a tasting. In short the wine was nowhere near worth the 25-55$ a bottle they were asking, and the staff isn't doing anything to endorse them. One last note, I am from AZ, and wanted to taste AZ wines. From what little the gal said about the wines, it sounded like everything was grown in New Mexico. I could have mistaken that, it was hard to understand what she was saying. read more

Great location in Jerome - but kind of expensive for a flight at $13, with wines that were good but not that memorable (to me anyways). I sure would've liked a place to sit, too. The pourers were very friendly and knowledgeable. read more

First timers here and we were excited to visit this winery because of the wines owned and made by Tool. The town of Jerome is cute and quaint, but this winery was a big disappointment. We tried several tastings of different wines and were not overly impressed by the quality of the wines, but that may be just a difference in taste palate; the major disappointment was the service. Traditionally at tasting rooms the wines are poured by the bottle at the table, which did not happen and she mixed up our wines we ordered. We felt the woman serving us was rude and we witnessed her yelling at other customers plus she overcharged us for what we ordered. Overall I would not suggest a visit to this particular tasting room in Jerome, we came here from Page Cellars Winery which was extraordinary in wine quality and service. Sorry Tool, we are fans of your music but not your wine or service. read more

I had a great experience at this tasting room. The girls who attended us were very knowledgable, engaging and sweet. You must check this place out when in Jerome!! read more

I was well taken care of by Tony. Everything about the place whispers cool, classy and tasteful, but things are very expensive. Just being in Jerome gives this place a few stars, the whole area is so cool. I can see why Maynard moved here. read more

Loved this place! The wines are phenomenal. They range from simple to complex in both aromas and flavors. I live near Napa and Sonoma and this place beats the taste of many California wines and has a casual, friendly vibe that's missing from overly commercialized wineries. Only drawback is that there's limited seating. For those who aren't in a rush, the place is so inviting that you want to relax there, enjoy a tasting (or a glass) along with their perfectly matched munchies. If you're in Jerome and you enjoy wine, this place is a must! read more

Drove from Temecula Valley all the way to Jerome because of a conversation on wines that included something along the lines of "Maynard has a winery in Arizona, I wonder if it's any good..." Simple answer, is that it is good, really good actually. We had the pleasure of being helped by Alan, who was not only knowledgeable about the wines but just a really cool guy that was beyond friendly and helpful. We stayed the night at the Connor hotel (Room 6, literally directly above Caduceus) which was amazing. The whole town of Jerome is worth a day or two of your time. Thanks to the entire staff for being friendly, Thanks to Alan for helping wine newbies pick the right stuff and thanks to the city of Jerome where there didn't seem to be one person that wasn't extremely nice. I'm sure we'll see you again soon... After I finish the massive amount of wine I brought home with me. read more

My Husband and I visited over the weekend while visiting AZ because we are members of the Velvet Slipper Club and have been meaning to visit for some time. Daniele and Tony were outstanding hosts and we returned the following night for the puscifer store grand opening. Your brand is especially blessed to have someone like Tony representing you. I have never met a better person in my life and I say that with real sincerity. It was a pleasure meeting you, tony. And the wine was fabulous, we even got to try the merkin which we don't have delivered and it was great too, we brought back a few bottles. Thank you for making our trip out west such a sensational event. Tony you are an angel. Let us know when you are in FL ! Xoxoxo love you guys. read more

Jerome was a really interesting place full of artists, and 3 wine tasting rooms including Caduceus. My husband and I shared a flight of wines and a cheese plate. We really enjoyed the experience and speaking with the staff. We left with a bottle of chupacabra, and I can't wait to order a case. read more

Can't recommend this place. We stopped in on our way to the Grand Canyon because I was curious about wines grown in Arizona's Verde Valley. All three pours were very good; all were dry without being acidic and had a good, clean finish. The Chupacabra Bubbles was particularly exceptional and is one of the finest sparkling wines I've ever had. But the lady who waited on us was startlingly rude and condescending; standing, for example, next to me with her eyebrows way up, waiting for me to answer her question of "what do grapes turn into when they are dried in sun?" I thought she was fucking joking. Because I liked the 3 pours I took a chance on a barbera/merlot blend that I ended up not liking, so I caution anyone out there to maybe not buy such expensive wines without being able to taste them first. Also, even though we spent over $170 there, our tasting fees were not waived. I've never encountered that before, and I live in Sonoma County. read more

Great tasting wine, nice staff and nice bar. The pay tastings are Just that.... a taste. Coming from California I'm not use to that but they make a lot less wine out here. Buying by the glass seems to be the best idea here. read more

Awful wine and very acidic. Received other brand wine than Caduceus for my order and the company did nothing to rectify the matter. I broke out in a rash because the wine was that spoiled. What even is Helping Hand wine? That's what I got instead of Caduceus. I'm not a fan and would never waste my money here again! read more

I have been coming to this tasting room since it's opening and I have to say they have really grown to be a great place to frequent. Their wine has always been exceptional but they have broadened their beer and other beverage selections. The atmosphere is beautifully decorated yet relaxed. The staff is knowledgable but also friendly so you don't have to be embarrassed if you don't know much about wine or don't even know where to start asking about it. They treat you more like friends than customers! read more

I don't know what people are talking about as far as not having good service here. The wine room was packed with people when we arrived, yet we felt like we were the only two being attended too. Tony & Danielle treated us like rockstars feeding us drinks and stories and were super friendly to boot. The pours were more then generous continuing with good vibe feeling. The space is great, even an even cooler town of Jerome. The price of the wine is to be expected as it IS Maynard's wine and like Danielle pointed out, if you've ever gone through the entire process from planting to bottling, you'd think $70 would be a steal. They have lots of great merch that sometimes doesn't appear on the online store so definitely bring some extra cash to spend there. And thanks to Kris/Tony/Danielle we successfully created a rivalry between Page Springs and AZ stronghold with a little messenger carrying. Speaking off those two are a must visit as well, Cory & Luke (at Page Springs) and Kevin (AZ) rocked our socks with some great wine tastings! Ohhh and don't forget to get your passport card stamped, it's for the three vineyards mentioned above and if you buy a bottle at each you get a sweet free tshirt and entered into a drawing to win something. Thanks again for making our experience rock! Jeff aannnd big Brian. read more

I love everything about wine especially its history. Caduceus has a great story behind it. It was created by a passionate artist and it comes through in the wine. I loved the experimental qualities of the Caduceus wines. They still have a ways to go but I feel like I got to taste the beginning of something great. The tasting room itself was very comfortable and Tony and Paul were wonderful, informative, and obviously had a passion for wine. I will definitely be coming back especially since my kids were welcome and acknowledged as people and not pets. Tony even took a few moments to talk to them which I thought was really cool of him. The only downside to visiting Caduceus was Maynard wasn't there, but I didn't expect him to be. read more

I had a blast here. The staff was great. Yes, they poor all the wines you're going to taste all at once, but they do take the time to explain each one. I actually seemed to enjoy this method more than waiting for the pourer to show up each time you're empty in order to move onto the next wine. The bottles are slightly pricey, but so what....they can price them however they want, because people will pay. The wines are young, but great. You can tell they're going to pop into something incredible in the next year or two of aging. I'm not a wine snob, but I know what I like. It's actually the first time in my life that I could tell how a good wine is going to become a great one. Oh, and I got bombed, but that's another story. Aaaaaaaand, Maynard hates people, which is sort of exactly what I thought. read more

I really liked the Shinola. Very good. The server was very helpful and the tasting room was beautiful. If you go to Jeroma this is a must stop for anyone. read more

Really cool tasting room just a couple doors down from the kick ass Spirit Room. The wines are among the best in Arizona...although not all are produced with Arizona grapes. I bought several bottles and don't recall all their names. I do recall one that I purchased called Shiloh was very good and an excellent value to boot. read more

I always enjoy going to tasting rooms that take the time to interact with their customers and giving a little background information on wines being tasted. The ambiance here is also very clean and nice. read more

Very cool place in an awesome setting. The wine is good and complex albeit overpriced. The staff is friendly. We had fun trying the different wines and talking with the barista. We ended up purchasing one bottle. If you are unfamiliar with Jerome, parking can be a bit tricky during weekends and peak times. You may have to walk a little to get to the shop but the views alone there are worth it. The shop is a bit of a tourist stop due to wineries owner. You shouldn't go there expecting to see/meet him. However the draw makes for great people watching and you'll likely run into people from all over. We had very nice time. read more

I have been wanting to check this place out since watching the documentary Blood into WIne! Maynard is so dreamy and now that he makes wine I swoon all the more. My mom and I wandered into this place after spending the day in Sedona and could barely find a spot at the bar. The place was packed but that was to be expected. We waited just a few minutes and got right up to the bar and ordered both flights, the Merkin Blends and the Caduceus. I just loved the Caduceus wines, while I thought the Blends seemed a little to sweet for my taste. The very first one, the Primer Paso is their first wine and it was one of my favorites, they definitely got it right with this one. Dry and well balanced, it was delightful. My favorite wine, however, was not their silver medal winner, but the Naga! I bought a bottle from the winery since they weren't sure if any Tucson retailers carried their wines (please Tucson, carry this wine!). It was rich and full bodied and can't wait to open it on one of our cold nights while sitting on my porch. This will definitely be a required stop everytime I venture to Northern Arizona, Jerome is such a fun town anyways and now I can enjoy some really great wine too! read more

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very knowledgeable Staff and everyone is so down to earth. this is not the actual winery and just the store! great location to go to other bars and wineries! great view! read more

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Caduceus rules. The wine is locally grown and produced. The entire staff is incredibly hot and knowledgeable. What more do you need?

This place was pretty cool, very nice room, very nice staff. We did 2 flights, one was $5.50 and the other was $10. I was disappointed that more of the wines didn't really do anything for me. Not bad, just not for me. They also seemed a little overpriced. I'm going to assume there is at least a 30% mark up for the associated name. Overall I did like this place and would visit again. Probably try some different wines! read more

Enjoyable wine tasting and cool little store. I enjoyed 3 out of 4 wines I tasted, all but the less than stellar rose. I was disappointed in them having no Judiths, which I read they won't be making anymore but I got my hands on a bottle of Anubis that is made from cab grapes from new Mexico with some cab franc and petit syrah thrown in. It was pretty good though pricey at $50 for what it was. Cool bathroom- check it out if you go. read more

Great wine with a friendly and knowledgeable staff. We did the Merkin flight and the Caduceus flight and it was really tough narrowing it down to which 2 bottles we wanted to take back home. read more

Cool place, had some questions and they were answered. Knew exactly what I wanted when I walked in, the "Chupacabara"(sp). Wish I was able to partake in a tasting but I had the children with me. Next time read more

Alan was absolutely wonderful! He made us feel right at here when we were visiting Jerome. He was very knowledgable about the wines that he was having us taste. This is a must see place while in Jerome. read more

2nd time Ive been here and I totally enjoyed it. We had a nice young lady helping us and had an olive pizza that they made right there. The red flight I had was great as well. We were there about an hour before closing and felt a little rushed to leave but other than that, we'd definitely go back. read more

The wines were excellent and the atmosphere and service were top notch with a nice welcoming touch. We had a great time... and that's not the wine talking. read more