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Tasting rooms in Sedona

Start with the geography, because it explains the list. There are no vineyards in Sedona. The Verde Valley’s vines are down the hill in Page Springs and Cornville, around Cottonwood, and out by Camp Verde, where the elevation and the river make growing possible. What Sedona has is tasting rooms and wine bars, which pour wine made elsewhere.

Vino Zona Sedona, 336 SR-179, is upstairs at Tlaquepaque and pours Arizona wine. If the point of the afternoon is tasting what this state makes, that is the one.

The Art of Wine, 101 North SR-89A, is a wine bar and shop: bottles to take away as well as glasses to drink there, and a wider range than Arizona.

Vino di Sedona, 2575 West SR-89A, is a wine bar and tasting room, and it also appears on our Sedona bars page because it genuinely is both.

If you want the real thing

An afternoon in Sedona tasting rooms is pleasant. An afternoon among the vineyards is a different experience, and it is thirty to forty minutes away: Page Springs Road in Cornville has several producers within a couple of miles of each other, and Old Town Cottonwood has a walkable strip of tasting rooms where you park once.

The wine trail guide lays out all of it by area, and the Old Town guide covers the Cottonwood strip room by room.

The practical note

Do not drive the switchbacks after a tasting. SR-89A through Oak Creek Canyon and SR-179 down to the Village are both roads that punish inattention, and the Verde Shuttle between Sedona and Cottonwood runs hourly, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days, for $2 each way. That is the cheapest designated driver in the state.

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The Art of Wine

Tasting rooms

The Art of Wine is a wine bar and shop at 101 N State Route 89A in Sedona. The business sells bottles, pours by the glass, delivers orders placed online, and hosts parties, from birthdays to corporate events and wedding gatherings, in its own event space. Walk-ins are welcome, and large groups are asked to reserve a table first. Hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. Call (928) 203-9463 or email lauren@winesedona.com. The same email is on file for another wine business in town.

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Vino di Sedona

Tasting rooms

Vino di Sedona is a wine bar and tasting room at 2575 W State Route 89A in Sedona. It also sells wine to take home. The kitchen serves small plates such as charcuterie, flatbreads, sandwiches, and tapas. On Monday and Sunday it opens at 3 in the afternoon and closes at 9. Tuesday and Wednesday it runs from 11 in the morning to 9 at night. Thursday through Saturday it opens at 11 and stays open until 10. To plan a party or ask about a group, call (928) 554-4682 or email lauren@winesedona.com.

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Vino Zona Sedona

Tasting rooms

Arizona wine is poured upstairs in the El Rincon courtyard at Tlaquepaque, in a small tasting room that keeps a short list and changes it often. Food is not served, so come after a meal or plan to eat elsewhere. Dogs are welcome. Seats are first come, first served, and there are no reservations. The room opens at 11 every day and closes at 6, except Friday when it runs to 7 and Saturday when it runs to 8. Calls are not answered inside the shop. Write to vinozonajerome@gmail.com, or send a text to (928) 284-8053, if you have a question before you visit.

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