Enjoy world-class service, stunning desert views, and rejuvenating wellness retreats.
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Visit scenic vineyards, enjoy tastings, and discover bold, award-winning flavors.
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Hike red rock canyons, ride hot air balloons, and take in breathtaking landscapes.
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Arizona's capital and most populous city has become a destination for fine dining and wine-centric restaurants.
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This growing city in the eastern part of Maricopa County offers tons of wine-centric restaurants and wine tasting rooms.
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A worthwhile stop en route to Southern wine country, the second largest city in the state holds its own when it comes to fine dining and, of course, stellar Mexican food.
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Located in Coconino County, this county seat offers skiing and snowboarding in the winter with quality apres-ski to match.
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Set in central Arizona, the area is a top region for viticulture with its own AVA.
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Located in the Sulphur Springs Valley, the high desert climate is ideal for wineries.
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Arizona is an ideal spot for your next luxury vacation. Check out downtown Phoenix’s Roosevelt Row for high-end shopping, explore Scottsdale’s art galleries in Old Town like the Native Art Market, or stop at Flagstaff to test your luck at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort. While in the winter, hit the Arizona Snowbowl for top-tier skiing and snowboarding, the best in the southwest.
Arizona makes a perfect place for outdoor lovers. Whether that’s hot air ballooning and hiking in spots like South Mountain Park and Preserve of Piestewa Peak in and around Phoenix, visiting the many National Monuments of Flagstaff (Wupatki, Sunset Crater, Walnut Canyon) and Willcox (Chiricahua National Monument), or golfing at wonderful resorts like Tubac in Tucson, there’s something for everybody.
Arizona offers tons of outings for both wine connoisseurs and beginners. The state has three major wine-growing regions—Sonoita, Willcox and the Verde Valley—with over thirty wineries, most with tasting rooms. July sees the annual HarvestFest at Sonoita Vineyards, while every September the area hosts The Great Crush Festival which offers opportunities to stomp grapes in a barrel. While many fine-dining restaurants throughout the state offer superior wine lists. Forget Napa—check out Arizona!
