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The Steam Pump Ranch and its iconic 1800’s ranch house is quite the backdrop for more than 25 vineyards and wineries, local fare from a variety of AZ food trucks, live jazz music performed by the Pete Swan Trio and local artisans.

“Off the Vine has quickly become one of our biggest events of the year, and after seeing record-breaking attendance in 2019 we’re expecting an even bigger crowd for 2020,” said Kris Pothier, president of the Arizona Wine Growers Association and owner of Chateau Tumbleweed. “

If you’re not too familiar with wine and aren’t even sure what kind of wine you like, this is a great opportunity to interact with the participating winemakers.

Go ahead and pick their brain about the history of their wine, learn how it’s made, and taste what sets it apart.

Tickets are $25 per person and it’s free admission for designated drivers and kids.

The adventure allows you to explore new areas of downtown, new beer, and perhaps favorite beer you’ve already tried in locations you’ve already seen. Either way, it’s a fun experience getting out there and seeing what Tucson has to offer.

12 venues and nearly 30 participating breweries are confirmed so far, but more may to join the party as we creep closer to the event.

Here’s how it works:

• Buy your ticket
• Starting at 11 a.m., take your printed or mobile tickets and ID to your selected check-in spot to receive your wristband, map, and sampling glass
• VIP admission starts at noon and General Admission starts at 1 p.m.
• Plan your journey with your friends through downtown with the provided map