Flying Leap Vineyards Tucson Tasting Room & Fine Art Gallery

Mark is awesome! His Bourbons, brandy and…shhhh… secret concoctions in the back… were all amazing! My wife and I had a blast hanging out. So glad we follow @rvwhiskeyreviews on youtube. Micah led us to an amazing experience with Mark and the gang at Flying Leap.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Busier than usual, no sparkling, the 2 whites were dry, the heaviest red had no after flavor. Better wines all around you! Just my pallet speaking…..

Atmosphere: 3

Service: 2

Lovely service, wonderful wine.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Definitely the worst experience on my wine tour. We walked into the distillery and were not even greeted, the lady behind the bar instead just immediately told us if we wanted wine we weren't allowed to be in there. We decided to skip the distillery and go to the wine tasting area where we stood around and waited. We ended up just leaving. Super disappointed.

Wonderful place to visit. Comfortable and friendly. Will go b.

Relaxing environment in which one can enjoy tasting the wines that this winery produces. There are bottles available for purchase.

The pours are very small. Six samples (3 white & 3 red) and hardly enough wine to really get a taste of their wines for $28.95. The free glass was nice. The Sangiovese was the best.

The wine here is delicious and the service good, however the wine tasting was very stingy for the money, barely a mouthful of wine per tasting for $30. My partner asked for a glass of wine and was given it in a plastic glass. Plus a bottle of the Flying Leap Sangiovese wine we had purchased elsewhere was twice the price here.However I do recommend the chilli wine, and union. The whites and roses are also great.

Beautiful setting, relaxing, wonderful varieties to taste and purchase, a tranquil getaway. Highly recommend.

$26 tasting. Small pours. Chili infused wine? Dessert wine?

Generous tasting pour and a relaxed atmosphere. It helped that the wines were awesome.

Such a hidden gem for Tucson. So glad our friends are members here and introduced us to this place, which we are now members of as well! Highly recommend!

Small pours, good wine. $25 for 7 ounces of wine and a glass. I thought that it was not really worth the money.

As a frequent visitor to the Oro Valley area I’ve always been told to visit AZ wine country. We’ll this trip we made it happen! We searched a few places; however, visiting on a Tuesday not many places were open but thank goodness Flying Leap was. Luckily we found Flying Leap and Mark was exceptionally accommodating and gave us a private tasting of both the wines and spirits. Every single wine was made from their own vineyards and Mark knew every detail about each one of them. All the spirits were also unique mix from leftover wine batches or lavender picked on site, all of them were incredible. As a military spouse I also look to support any veteran owned businesses and Mark and his business partners are all retired Air Force pilots who used their GI bill to fulfill a lifelong dream to make wine and man did they nail it! If you are in the southern Arizona area looking for wine or spirits, this is a must stop!! If I could rate it 10 stars I would. Thank you Mark for showing this Minnesota family a fantastic day in wine country!

We enjoyed a lively tasting with sommelier Alayna, who knew each wine intimately. She helped us seek out an array of flavors and aromas in each taste. She had a terrific knowledge of viticulture in many areas of the world. The wines themselves do not disappoint, and with 15 varietals, each is unique. We joined the High Dive wine club. It's a superior value.