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A downtown Willcox room by the tracks, next to a winery built in an old apple warehouse. Mostly single-varietal wines, from Malvasia to Graciano, from a Turkey Creek vineyard.
Hours
Daily 12–6
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
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The largest building for miles on Robbs Road, at the family's 280-acre estate at 4,200 feet. Rhône-style reds lead, with Riesling and Chardonnay on the white side.
Hours
Thu–Sun 11–5 (summer hours)
Tasting
$25 tasting
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Estate Rhône wines from the Chiricahua foothills poured on a tree-shaded Old Town patio. Four-wine tastings with charcuterie, plus a weekday happy hour.
Hours
Mon–Thu 12–8, Fri–Sat 12–9, Sun 12–6
Tasting
$20 tasting
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
A high-desert estate at 5,000 feet with casitas among 20 acres of vines, small plates in the tasting room, weekend brunch and dinner at The Biscuit. Yoga in the vines some Sundays.
Hours
Mon–Fri 11–4, Sat–Sun 10–4; dinner nightly from 5:30
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
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Reservations required
Small-batch Italian varietals, many from a single barrel, poured under crystal chandeliers across from the Bronze Horse Fountain. Sister labels Passion Cellars and Cabal Cellars pour here too.
Hours
Mon–Wed 11–8, Thu–Sat 11–10, Sun 11–8
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
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