5 Best Wineries near Sedona

“A must visit if you enjoy wine while in Sedona. The wines are very nice. Several whites and reds all grown in AZ. Our guide Kaine was great and gave us lots of knowledge about their wine’s & vineyards. Stop by close to sunset for amazing views.“

“A wonderful place for a Sunday afternoon.“

“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.“

“The vineyard is absolutely stunning, with plenty of space to sit, relax, and enjoy a glass of wine while taking in the beautiful surroundings. It’s perfect for a casual afternoon with friends or family. That said, if you’re looking for a more intimate or in-depth wine tasting experience—with guided explanations or one-on-one service—this might not be the place. Still, it’s a lovely setting to unwind and enjoy the view.“

“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.“