16 Best Wineries near Cottonwood

“Delicious wines. Amazing menu. Super staff. Live music!“

“Great atmosphere and always friendly. They now have wine memberships and have opened Cellar 433 just across the street which is also amazing!“

“Check this place out it’s amazing! Cool decor and atmosphere. Staff is amazing“

“Amazing atmosphere and tarot card readings were spot on as were all the wines!“

“We had such a great experience at Stronghold Winery. The inside was cozy and inviting—perfect for a relaxing afternoon. They offered a great assortment of wines, and we found something to love in every pour. The staff was warm, friendly, and made the whole experience feel easy and enjoyable. Definitely a spot we’d go back to!“

“Excellent food, wine and service.“

“A wonderful place for a Sunday afternoon.“

“Finally got to stop there! This is the first Winery that I really enjoyed Every red blend. That was very surprising and super pleasing! My first choice was Willy. My husband who prefers whites really liked the Le Blend. We bought a bottle of each. We both did the flight tastings and did Not dislike a single one. Our Server was Jake and he took great care of us! We look forward to coming again! 😊🍷“

“Stopped in for drink, staff was friendly, we were greeted immediately. Lots of wine, tasting choices, good menu, plenty of room, plus outdoor patio with misters. a little on the pricey side but worth the splurge😀👌 will definitely stop in again. It's out of the way, but not too far off I-17, or coming from Sedona- off the 89.“

“Love the sweets great sweet selection it was hard to choose from!!“

“Forgot the gentleman’s name who served us, funny , knowledgeable and helpful“

“Very good wines! Beautiful property as well that can be rented to various degrees for parties or weddings. Log cabin with wrap around porch has plenty of room along with many other outdoor tables and chairs. The pond with large shady weeping willows is so serene for a relaxing time enjoyed with friends. Highly recommended!!!“

“The staff were nice but didn't really interact much with our group. We walked in, had our wine, and left. The number of wines that you could taste was very limited. However, you were able to choose five to try and the pour amount was good. The place was small, but they did what they could. This wouldn't be a stop on my next trip to Arizona. There wasn't much to do outside. I wish that we got to interact with the staff and learn more about the area and the wine.“

“Enjoyed a small respite from stair climbing at this sweet little tasting room! Your Sauvignon Blanc was delish!“

“Not a wine drinker but this is a nice little vineyard with a great view out back. It is beautiful and a break from the desert down south.

I often send to or pickup bottles for my family when I travel. Page Springs was recommended and was a hit with my family. Seamless experience here and recommendations were good.

I did partake in the Charcuterie Board ($38). Is pricey but a very good version for my taste.

I can't speak for the wine, and the whole culture that comes with it is just not me. But I can speak for the happy patrons, my family, and the company I have brought here. Page Springs is worth a look.

Page Springs is a perfect combo of scenery, wine, and food and should be on anyone's stop if touring the Sedona area.“

“Driving through the Southwest this place was on the route to Nevada. I’ve always wanted to see what MK does with his wine ambitions. Perfect opportunity. They provided me with a bottle of red and white (Anubis and Agostina), for my parents, both old school US Army Vietnam War veterans who love their wine. My father was especially pleased that the name is Caduceus. He is a retired doctor, both from civilian/military sectors. The caduceus has always been a symbol which I associate with him. He knows red wine and he was impressed with this. My mother loves white wine. When she opened this and smelled it, her eyes widened and she smiled. She loves it. Thank you, very respectfully.“