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Sonoita Named One of the ‘Next Napa Valleys’ by Wine Enthusiast
Wine regions across the U.S. are coming into their own, with maturing vineyards and growing tourist appeal.
Vera Earl Ranch’s Commitment to Quality Beef (VIDEO)
The family strives to raise “efficient, high-marbling cattle that not only thrive but provide the best-tasting beef.”
Copper Brothel Brewery to Open in Sonoita Late 2017
One of southern Arizona’s wine regions will soon add a brewery when Copper Brothel Brewery opens in late 2017. Robert and Cheryl Jesser moved with their daughte
Summer Solstice Bonfire at Arizona Hops and Vines June 17
What Summer Solstice Bonfire When 6 – 11 p.m. Saturday, June 17 Where Arizona Hops and Vines 3450 Highway 82 More Info (888) 569-1642 azhopsandvines.com The mag
Four Sonoita Wineries To Visit: Callaghan, Dos Cabezas, Lightning Ridge & Rune
As unlikely as it seems, every state in the United States makes wine. Only an hour’s drive south of Tucson is the town of Sonoita, home to some of Arizona’s […]
End of Summer Wine Events at Callaghan Vineyards
Early fall is one of the best times to travel south to Sonoita and sample the delicious wines produced right in Tucson’s backyard. Check out the upcoming events
3rd Annual Great Crush Festival at Hops & Vines
Can the Arizona Hops and Vines crew be my best friends, please? These people know how to party and make delicious wine–what’s not to love? On the tails of Bad D
Bad Decisions Campout Aug 9-10 at Hops and Vines
What’s better than a wine and cheese party? How about the Arizona Hops and Vines Bad Decisions Campout this weekend, a festival of bacon, beer, chocolate, wine
White Wine Dinner at Overland Trout
Sonoita may have a population of 818, but with dozens of fantastic vineyards, tasting rooms and the most recent addition of Chef Greg LaPrad’s locally sourced r
Summer Solstice Luau With Whole Roast Pig at AZ Hops & Vines
Celebrate life, long days, food, wine, and the tropical beaches we’ll never have in Tucson, with a Summer Solstice Luau at the beautiful Hops and Vines vineyard
