Family vineyard since 1990, with picnics and leashed dogs welcome indoors or out. Known for Petit Verdot-led Caitlin's and Claire's Rhône-style blend, served at the White House three times.

A patio with vineyard views, picnics welcome and weekend live music, from a couple who fell for Malbec in Argentina. Malbec, Syrah and Mourvèdre lead the list.

High-desert grassland, big sky, and Tempranillo and Grenache with real grip. Walk in, keep the logo glass, and make a day of the Sonoita loop.

Estate winery with a barrelhouse, distillery and event center in Elgin. Six-pour flights from Arizona vineyards the company farms itself, with a lineup that changes daily.

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.

An off-grid, solar-powered winery on a hilltop east of the Sonoita crossroads. Tastings happen outside under a shade canopy with 360-degree views of mountains and grassland.

Arizona's pioneer estate, planted in 1974 on a grassland hillside at 5,000 feet with mountains on three sides. Over 30 acres of vines, and glamping or RV stays nearby.

A family winery on 20 acres of high mountain plateau, pouring everything from dry reds to semi-sweet whites, sangria and port-style dessert wine.