easy
5 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for all adults who can comfortably walk short distances between tasting locations.
Discover Arizona’s best wines and brews on a private five-hour tour through Sedona’s top spots. Sip, savor, and enjoy live music in this unforgettable local experience.
Experience a unique five-hour journey through Sedona’s thriving beverage scene with the Wine Tours of Sedona. This private adventure offers wine and beer enthusiasts a chance to savor Arizona’s finest selections, from boutique wineries to vibrant breweries, all set against the stunning red rock backdrop. Your tour begins with visits to renowned vineyards such as DA Ranch and Alcantara, where you’ll taste locally crafted wines rich with character and history. Then, explore Chateau Tumbleweed, an indie favorite known for its innovative blends and dynamic atmosphere. The experience concludes in a relaxed setting at Vino Di Sedona, featuring live music that complements your tasting perfectly. Ideal for those who enjoy discovering authentic local flavors in an intimate and social setting, this tour combines education, entertainment, and indulgence. Whether you’re a seasoned sommelier or a casual drinker, the diverse offerings and personalized attention from your guide make this journey through Sedona’s drink culture truly unforgettable.
Reservations are strongly recommended to secure your preferred date and time, especially on weekends and holidays.
Since the tour involves sampling alcoholic beverages, plan for a designated driver or use the provided transportation options for safety.
Wear casual, comfortable shoes suitable for light walking between tasting rooms and outdoor settings.
Drink water between tastings to stay refreshed and enjoy the flavors fully without feeling overwhelmed.
Sedona’s wine culture grew notably from the early 2000s when local vineyards began to gain recognition for desert-adapted grape varieties.
Many wineries in the region follow sustainable practices, including water conservation and organic farming techniques to protect the fragile desert ecosystem.
Necessary for walking between wineries, breweries, and tasting venues.
Protect your skin during outdoor portions of the tour, especially in spring’s strong sun.
spring specific
Ideal for cooler evenings or indoor tastings with air conditioning.
fall specific
Helps you stay hydrated throughout the tasting experience.