msecatone's Wine Journal
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Dos Cabezas WineWorks (written Oct 29, 2008)
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While visiting family in Phoenix we decided to go the the Arizona "Wine Country". I live in California in the real Wine Country and had to see for myself what Arizona Wine was about.
We liked the wines in cork. The screw cap wines need more time. Even though we are from Napa, we do not have anything against screw caps. Our 2 favorite Arizona wines were screw cap (Elgin and Callaghan). Some of our favorite wines in California are screw cap. I only mention the difference so that you know which vintages to try. Neat tasting room set up in the back of a building. The people were nice, only wish that they were more positive about the other wineries.
Callaghan Vineyards (written Oct 29, 2008)
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While visiting family in Phoenix we decided to go the the Arizona "Wine Country". I live in California in the real Wine Country and had to see for myself what Arizona Wine was about.
We have heard heaps about this wine maker and had to stop here. The wines are really good, the tasting area is a bit cramped but well worth waiting. They and Elgin seem to be the busiest and most popular. Our second favorite wine from Arizona was here (first at Elgin).
Only drawback to this place is the attitude they have towards the other wineries in the area.
A must stop.
Sonoita Vineyards (written Oct 29, 2008)
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While visiting family in Phoenix we decided to go the the Arizona "Wine Country". I live in California in the real Wine Country and had to see for myself what Arizona Wine was about.
This was the next winery after our stop at the Village of Elgin, their wines are good, but it is hard to follow the Elgin Monkey Cab (our favorite). The views here are breathtaking, very different from what we see in Napa, but really clam and peaceful.
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