Visit Us in Willcox Wine Country
Willcox is the heart of Arizona wine. The Willcox Bench grows the majority of the state’s wine grapes, and our estate sits above 4,000 feet just outside town.
Our tasting room is in downtown Willcox. This page covers what to expect from us, and how to plan the rest of your visit while you are here.
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need for an afternoon with us. We are at 180 N. Railroad Avenue in downtown Willcox. Walk-ins are welcome during opening hours, and booking ahead guarantees your spot and a more personal pour.
- Hours: Thursday, Friday and Saturday, noon to 6pm
- Tasting flight: $10, waived when you buy two bottles
- By the glass: $10, if you would rather not do a full flight
- Private tastings outside normal hours with seven days notice
- Phone: (520) 348-0554
Three Wineries, No Driving In Between
We pour in the Willcox Commercial building — the oldest continuously operated retail building in Arizona — and we are not the only winery in it. Copper Horse Vineyard and Strive Vineyards pour a few steps from our bar. It is the first and only place in Arizona where three wineries pour under one roof.
Park once and taste three Arizona wineries in an afternoon, without moving your car between them.
All three of us pour on Fridays and Saturdays. Copper Horse and Strive keep their own hours and are often open on other days too, so it is worth checking with them if you are planning a different day.
Getting Here
Willcox sits just off Interstate 10 in southeast Arizona, an easy run from either city.
- From Tucson: about an hour and a half east on I-10
- From Phoenix: about three to three and a half hours
- Parking: free on the street in downtown Willcox
Rather not drive at all? Arizona Winery Tours will collect your group in the Tucson or Phoenix area and handle the whole day, so everyone gets to taste.
Make a Weekend of It
There are far more than three tasting rooms in Willcox. The region promotes itself together, and these two sites are the best places to plan the rest of your trip — who else is pouring, where to eat, and where to stay.
Willcox Wine Country — the winery association, with tasting room listings and the regional festival calendar.
Visit Willcox — the city’s official visitor site, covering lodging, dining and everything beyond wine.
