Wine Week uncorks the next chapter of Tucson Foodie’s 12 Weeks of Foodie Summer.
Running May 25 through 31, Wine Week celebrates Arizona’s growing wine scene with specials, tastings, and events at local venues ranging from Tucson bars and bottle shops to Verde Valley and Willcox tasting rooms. Whether you prefer a crisp white blend, a bold Grenache, or a side-by-side Malbec tasting, there is something worth sipping this week.
As with every week in the 12 Weeks of Foodie Summer campaign, diners and drinkers can upload receipts at summer.tucsonfoodie.com for a chance to win weekly prizes and roll entries into the grand prize drawing at the end of the summer.
Several wineries and wine-focused venues across the region are joining in with deals and experiences built around the occasion.
Arizona Wine Collective joins the celebration with 20% off select bottles and half-price refills. The collective also hosts a Pasta and Wine Class on May 31, rounding out the week with a hands-on experience.
Copper Horse Vineyard offers a free tasting of its new Silver Peak 2024 white blend, along with half-price glasses of the same wine. Visit copperhorsevineyard.net for more information
Bodega Pierce brings its Sip Into Summer promotion to both its Willcox location at 4511 E. Robbs Road and its Clarkdale tasting room at 1341 W. State Route 89A. The winery offers 10% off any two bottles of Bodega Pierce wine for the week. Find them at bodegapierce.com or @bodegapierce on Instagram.
Deep Sky Vineyard takes a more exploratory approach by pouring its Arizona Malbec alongside its Argentina Malbec, offering guests a direct comparison of two growing regions that produce strikingly similar results. Both wines will appear on the tasting menu and available by the glass all week.
Eco Buzz Tours offers a Wine Week deal for those who want to make a full day of it. The company runs private Sonoita wine tours from Tucson in an electric VW ID.Buzz van, and it takes 10% off any tour reserved during Wine Week using code AZWINEWEEK. Tours may be redeemed within 12 months of booking. Visit EcoBuzzTours.com to reserve a spot.
Cove Mesa Vineyard offers 10% off flights offer as well. Visit covemesa.com for more information.
Callaghan Vineyards offers its Back Lot 2021, a Grenache and Graciano blend made with 60% whole cluster that earned a 91/100 from Purely Domestic Wine Report. The wine drops from its regular $35 per bottle price to $28 per bottle for the week. Find more at callaghanvineyards.com or follow @callaghanvineyards and @kentcallaghan.
Several Tucson-based spots bring the celebration closer to home with wine specials and complimentary tastings.
Tinajas Wine & Beer goes all in with 20% off all glasses and bottles of Arizona wine for the entire week. Follow along at @tinajaswine or visit tinajaswine.com.
The Tap & Bottle family of bars spreads Wine Week across multiple locations with overlapping deals.
Polish Cottage takes a different angle, featuring its own wine selection with 50% off all bottles and $2 off any glass of wine all week. The restaurant also carries two Polish wines available by the bottle.
Wine Week marks the second of 12 themed weeks running through Aug. 9. The campaign follows the same entry format as Asian Week. Participants snap a photo of any qualifying receipt, upload it at summer.tucsonfoodie.com, and enter to win weekly and grand prizes.
After Wine Week wraps on May 31, Vegan Week runs June 1 through 7.
To upload receipts, find the full participating venue list, and follow the summer schedule, visit summer.tucsonfoodie.com.
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