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.

I found this experience via Groupon and what an amazing experience it was! April has put so much…read morethought and heart into the business and although it's still relatively new, she's got lots of bases covered and I'm glad it's picking up for her. She makes you feel comfortable and like you've known her for years. She's incredibly personable and definitely knows her way around wine. Unfortunately, during our tour today, we couldn't go to Page Springs or the other wineries in Cornville due to the fire that started midday today but the Cottonwood backup plan worked out great! The first stop, Alcantera in Camp Verde was a nice gem. I had never heard of them before and it was a good start to the tour. Lunch at Farm Go Go Cafe in Cornville was insanely delicious! Farm fresh ingredients. Everything that's included in the experience is wild: the ride to and from NAZ, the wine tastings AND lunch. She provided snacks and water in the vehicle as well. I 100% recommend people try this out as a fun day trip with friends or even as a romantic day date. I can't wait to see her business grow when she's able to take groups bigger than three/four. I would do this again and try out her brewery tour next time.

I had the lobster roll and it was delicious. We loved being able to pick out our wine in the store,…read moreto drink at our table. The service was excellent.

Food was out quick and was amazing, the atmosphere was a great and calm place to be in. Nate our…read morebartender was outgoing and kind, will definitely be coming back!

I've been on three wine walkabout tours with Sip & Savor and each tour has been better than the…read morelast. Bachelorette party, corporate events, they do it all! Most recently, I hosted some VIPs to Phoenix and we booked a wine walkabout tour back to back weeks. Booking was easy with Susan, she was able to get us scheduled quickly. Our tour was with Sharon -- she was the BEST. An absolute legend. She was hilarious, so fun, accommodating, and helpful. Each stop was unique and the wines were delicious. The snacks were great too! We will definitely book with Sip & Savor again. Highly recommend!

Wonderful experience in Scottsdale, Arizona. Tours mainly in the historical area.. Our guide Susan…read moreBray was fun with a bubbly, personality and provided the back up for our 3 hour journey. A highlight of the tour was a blind tasting at the end. Highly recommend this tour as a introduction to Arizona wines.

Long story short: I got engaged here! Wrigley offers a proposal package, so I was able to work with…read moreCara, their Director of Guest Services, to arrange a special evening for my now fiancée and I. She was incredibly helpful and went above and beyond to make this day a special one. I reserved the Garden Terrace, a beautiful, private space that I knew would make the perfect spot to propose. After the proposal, we headed inside for dinner. Everything was perfect. Our table was decorated with rose pedals, a candle, and an amazing view of the city. Our server was really helpful in helping us choose our food and drinks, all of which came out really good. I highly recommend Wrigley Mansion for a special occasion such as this one. Make sure you reach out to Cara to make it extra special!

Fantastic historical tour of the Wrigley family owned winter home. Arrived early and enjoyed a…read moredrink in the bar. The grounds and home are exquisite and beautifully maintained. It's a must for visitors and locals!

This is the wine festival by which all other wine festivals will be measured for me going forward…read more Admittedly this is more expensive than other wine events held here in the valley (between $55-$75/person depending on when you buy tickets). But what you get for the money far exceeds any wine festival I've experienced here in the valley. It didn't hurt that this year's Grape Arizona Wine Event was held on a crystal clear 70 degree day, but this is truly the biggest and best wine event I've been to anywhere in the Phoenix area. My only criticism would be that this event should be held on a Saturday (rather than Sunday) to maximize exposure for the event and its vendors. Other than that, I have almost nothing but positive things to say for this fantastic event. I bought my ticket about a month in advance so I only had to pay $55 (rather than the door price of $75). With that ticket came a goody bag containing a wine glass, event program, 20 wine tasting tickets (that's not a typo) and 10 food tasting tickets. I counted 15 Arizona wineries at this event and 7 restaurants offering food tastings. Most of the wineries this year hailed from southern Arizona (particularly the Willcox and Sonoita areas) but also with a few from the Verde Valley area as well. Restaurants participating in this year's event included Beckett's Table, Thirteennorth, Match, Leona's Foccacia, Herb Box, Modern Round, and Vincent's Bistro. Additionally there were miscellaneous vendors selling everything to chocolate, to wine glass charms, to olive oil, to home decor. With so many tickets to use, I wanted to make sure I made use of them all. So I employed a balanced strategy. 2 wine tastings, then 1 food item, then 2 more wine tastings, then another food item, then...well, you get the picture. Thankfully a number of the food vendors had some hearty food samples to help soak up all of that wine. From Beckett's muffuleta sandwich, to Modern Round's beef sliders, to Thirteennorth's turducken meatloaf, and even Vincent's roast beef slider. Though I have to admit my favorite of the food offerings at this event was Leona's cannoli. It was so good I got two helpings. As for the wines, most the wineries were here earlier in the month at the Grand Arizona Wine Festival so I was somewhat familiar with the offerings. Alcantera (my favorite from the Grand AZ Fest) was unfortunately not one of the wineries on hand this time around. That said I still found plenty of wine varieties to love. My favorite this time around was probably from Carlson Creek (a Willcox winery with a tasting room in Scottsdale). Their Rule Of Three wine is a perfectly well balanced mix of Syrah, Grenache, and Mourvedre. A full bodied but smooth wine that went perfectly with all those food bites. The crowd at this event, while impressive, was smaller than the Grand Arizona Wine Festival earlier in the month. No doubt in part because this event was more expensive and because this event was on a Sunday rather than a Saturday. But for me that was a good thing as I had room to move about the wine and food booths quite easily and there was plenty of tables and chairs to station myself at any given time. And unlike the Grand AZ Festival, there was an abundance of food offerings to help balance out all the alcohol. The entry price may not be cheap, but what you get for the money is truly worth every penny. I was able to make use of all my tickets in just over two hours, though I could have easily spent more time here if I were hanging out with a big group. Fantastic event showcasing both Arizona's growing selection of wineries as well as some of the Phoenix area's diverse culinary treasures. Hoping to see even more offerings the next time this event comes around as there's plenty of room for even more vendors should they decide to come to this event next year. A quick note that a portion of the proceeds from this event also goto the Phoenix Rotary 100 Club. So to recap: Drink wine, eat good food, support a good cause. Any questions?

My sister and I came for a tour on Saturday and I am sooooo glad we did. We arrived about 10…read moreminutes prior to the tour starting and we were quickly greeted by the owner (Tyler) as he brought us the drink menu. It was pretty busy so we stood to the side. When ready, I ordered a ooh la la lemonade and we served ourselves some cold water. The bartender was friendly as she took my order and made my drink pretty quick. The tour started a few minutes later and lasted a little over an hour. The time went by fast as Tyler kept it fun, informative, and engaging. I learned a lot and walked away with some good brewery knowledge. We tasted several spirits and two were my favorite. There was a vanilla flavored one and a cinnamon one... cant remember the names, oops. We ended up buying the vanilla flavored one and I cant wait to use it! My ooh la la lemonade was delicious, not too sweet and not too strong. I had a GREAT time, this place rocks! Thank you!

Major update :) The distillery and bar that you may already know and love as "Adventurous Stills",…read morehas undergone a transformation and is now known as "Outlaw Distillery". Outlaw Distillery originated in Utah with Owner, Tyler Halstead and his beautiful wife Alexis. Over the past year there was a change in ownership and Tyler acquired what was at the time, Adventurous Stills in Tempe. This place has been a long beloved distillery to locals and visitors alike, making exceptionally good spirits and having a very welcoming atmosphere along with great staff, and a super fun whiskey club. A warm welcome to Outlaw Distillery and I wish nothing but success, as the two entities merge into one. If you've been to Adventurous Stills before, you will be happy to see that the whiskeys and other spirits that are distilled on site from grain to glass in small batch format will continue to be exceptional products, and they have some new things coming out but it's no longer branded Adventurous Stillls. I'm excited to see what fun and creative things happen with the new ownership and change, and as long as the whiskey and booze stays delicious, I'm here for it and will continue to be a big fan. Cheers all!

I've been a virtual wine club member for over a year and it has been the best experience! I tell…read morepeople all the time about the pairings, I've tried and our very friendly No Snob Somm. It is a great way to learn more about wine and connect with a wonderful community. There's a combination of virtual events, and in person events. In addition, Sam makes herself available for personal requests if you have an event or need some help pairing a wine. I would highly recommend this Somm and joining the wine club!

When Sam calls herself the no snob somm she is not lying. She is down to earth. She really brings a…read morebright energetic presentation in all she has built on her community. It's fun, welcoming and she attracts like minded people. No snobs, just all around great people. It's a safe place to explore wine and not be judged. My favorite part is that Sam's knows her stuff but has a hard time pronouncing certain wines just like the rest of us. Just join if you have any hesitations because you will not regret it and you will learn about all new kinds of wines, and people.

The only Beach worth visiting in Arizona!…read more James Beach was an amazing guide and the tour really exceeded my expectations. I had never been to Old Town Scottsdale and wasn't sure what to expect - but now we have a line-up of places to revisit. Can't wait!

John was amazing tour guide!! I enjoyed all the places we went!!! Super cool history!read more

Beautiful local artwork that was reasonably priced. Knowledge staff that allowed us to export the…read moreart we liked on our own and was there when we were ready to learn more about the local artist and their work. Wish we had a local store like this that supported local artists like Practical Art.

This is a more modern art / contemporary art store. Worth a stop if you're in the Uptown area. I…read morelove that they support local artists! They have a large selection of unframed prints which is a great way to showcase more available art. Though the selection was small, the t-shirts were really nice. A lot of the art on the walls wasn't marked so I wasn't sure if it was for sale or not and I hate asking!

Amera is the absolute sweetest!!!! Her knowledge base and obvious passion for the different wines…read moreis incredible! Highly recommend coming to see her!!

Well the menu and glass says passion cellar ?? But took wife for her birthday for a few wine…read moretasting. She loved them. They have a nice verity from sweet to dry. Had great service.