Guide · Tasting rooms
Wine tasting rooms in the Verde Valley
Tasting rooms in Cottonwood, Jerome and Sedona, where the wine is poured rather than grown. Most publish their hours, and almost all close by early evening.
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Photo: Missvain (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsWe list tasting rooms with most in Cottonwood, a similar number in Jerome and a few in Sedona. These are the rooms in town where wine is poured. The vineyards and production sites are a separate list. See wineries for those, which are mostly out in Cornville and Clarkdale.
The two clusters work differently. Most of Cottonwood’s rooms sit within a few flat blocks of North Main Street, so you can park once and walk between them. A couple are up on Verde Heights Drive and need the car. Jerome’s are on Main Street, Hull Avenue and Jerome Avenue in a steep old mining town, where the walking is harder and the parking is the first problem to solve. We have a guide to each: Cottonwood and Jerome.
Hours are unusually well documented here. Most publish opening hours on their own site, which is better than most categories on this site. The pattern is afternoon into early evening rather than all day, and most are closed by 6 or 7 in the evening. Tasting rooms also close earlier than restaurants on quiet weekdays, so the last pour often comes sooner than you’d think.
Nearly all have their own website, and most list a phone number.