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Road Trip To 3 Different Wineries On The Arizona Wine Shuttle

Arizona Winery Tours offers luxury shuttle rides to multiple vineyards with tastings and scenic views.

Published Jan 6, 2020

Written by 

Katie Lawrence

Why waste gas driving to multiple vineyards when a shuttle can take you instead? Arizona Winery Tours takes passengers on a luxury limo ride to three different vineyards. Participate in tastings, meet the winemakers, and enjoy life’s simple pleasures by sipping a glass with breathtaking views of the mountainous surroundings.

Operating in both Sedona and Sonoita-Wilcox, Arizona Winery Tours offers two separate vineyard excursions.

A group of six people poses playfully by a bus labeled "Arizona," with one person in a cowboy hat and sash.
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Climb aboard a spacious, comfortable bus and get ready for six hours of traversing the vast countryside and sampling quality wines.

Hop on a scheduled tour for $119 a person, or book a private shuttle for less than $60 per ticket more.

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It's the perfect addition to a bachelorette weekend or girls day out, but anyone who loves wine will enjoy this experience.

You'll visit three wineries, the first being Page Springs Cellars for Northern Tour guests.

Exterior of Page Springs Vineyards building with windows and a basketball hoop in front.
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The day has only just begun, so buckle in and get ready for a wild ride.

Next up is Javelina Leap, a charming little place anyone would be lucky to spend a quiet afternoon in.

A rustic tasting room with a welcoming entrance, surrounded by flowers and mountains under a blue sky.
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Lunch will be catered, which you can enjoy either outdoors or in the limo if inclement weather strikes.

Oak Creek Vineyards wraps up the day and is known for its crisp, clean pours.

Sign for Oak Creek Vineyards Winery, indicating it's open daily, with a scenic road and greenery in the background.
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Sip, snack on gourmet appetizers, and relax on the outdoor patio overlooking miles of grapevines. Beer lovers will enjoy this stop as well - there are plenty of brews on the menu too.

Many samples will be enjoyed throughout the day, from bold reds to effervescent whites and the full spectrum in-between.

A wooden flight board with five small glasses of different colored liquids, placed on a table with menus.
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Pick a few favorites and purchase bottles to bring home.

Touring the wineries is almost as fun as the tasting itself.

A group of people smiles and interacts in a winery, surrounded by barrels and large containers of grapes.
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A friendly, knowledgeable staff member will walk you through the entire process from start-to-finish.

Shuttles run Friday through Monday and on Wednesday, accommodating groups of two to 40 guests.

A scenic view of a vineyard with lush greenery and rolling hills under a partly cloudy sky.
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Enjoy complimentary pick-up and drop-off from local hotels and B&Bs, plus scenic views all day long.

Visit the tour's website to learn more.

Have you ever ridden with Arizona Winery Tours? If so, what was your favorite part of the trip?

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