Arizona Wine Collective is celebrating 5 years of local wine

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Arizona Wine Collective is celebrating 5 years of local wine

Feb 17, 20232 min read

Since 2018, when they opened Arizona Wine Collective, Pete and Jeanne Snell have proven time and time again that you can have great wine grown and produced right here in Arizona. No road trip is required. 

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The first of its kind in the state, Arizona Wine Collective is the only place in Tucson for consumers to explore and enjoy locally grown and produced wines from various Arizona wineries.

Nestled in the St. Philip’s Plaza, you’ll find a wine list, be it for a tasting, glass, or bottle, featuring wine from more than 20 Arizona wineries. Their unwavering dedication to only serving local wine earned Arizona Wine Collective “Certified Retailer” status under the UNESCO City of Gastronomy designation for metro Tucson.

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“Of course, we wouldn’t be here if not for the support of Arizona wines and our unique concept,” said Pete, co-owner of Arizona Wine Collective. “We survived a tough couple of years during the pandemic because our amazing customers and club members didn’t abandon us. Just the opposite, they kept ordering Arizona wine from us. For that, we will be forever grateful”

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Deals all month long

This February marks five years in business for Arizona Wine Collective and the celebration lasts all month with new, weekly specials.

If you were lucky enough to drop in last week, the shop was offering $5 off select bottles of Arizona Wines. However, this week, they have a selection of special $5 glasses of Arizona wine to commemorate the milestone.

Needless to say, we’re stoked for what the rest of the month holds.

Photos by Taylor Noel Photography

Arizona Wine Collective is located at 4280 N. Campbell Ave. To keep up with the latest about their anniversary month, follow Arizona Wine Collective on Facebook and Instagram. For more information, visit azwinecollective.com.

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Addie Ibarra

Addie Ibarra

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Addie Ibarra, native Tucsonan, is a fierce lover of adventure, travels, and food. Addie has her Masters in Legal Studies and hopes to one day apply that towards helping people (and animals) around the globe, while traveling and tasting along the way. So far she’s hit 4 continents and counting!

You’ll likely find her on a patio sipping wine with her 4-legged best friend, Spaghetti.

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