Page Springs Cellars Tasting Room & Bistro AZ 86325

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Bobeccan

We finally made it to Page Springs Cellars after talking about going for ages, and it did not disappoint. It’s about an hour and a half from Phoenix, but the drive went by pretty quickly. When we arrived, parking was simple, with separate areas for the public and members. We got there around 2 p.m., and there was already a line at the entrance, but we only waited about 10 minutes before being seated on the patio. The weather was perfect for sitting outside and enjoying a glass of wine. The menu had a ton of options, especially for flights, Chilled, Combo, Red, Dessert, Brandy, and more. The food menu was just as tempting, with plenty of choices. We started with the Red Flight and ordered the Chef’s Taco Special and Truffle Kettle Chips, which paired really well with the wines. After that, we tried the Brandy Flight and finished with the Dessert Flight, and we ended up finding a few favorites among them. After tasting, we took a walk around the vineyard. There are outdoor tables where you can sit if you have pets with you, and one of the seating areas is right by the river. The sound of the water makes the whole place feel extra calm and relaxing. If you don’t want to sit in the main restaurant area, you can also order everything picnic-style and enjoy your food and wine with the view. They do have a Wine Club for anyone who wants to visit regularly, but we didn’t join because we’re not big on commitment. Even so, we’ll definitely be back. It’s a great spot to unwind, sip some good wine, and just relax for a while.

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Kayla Crawford

Shoutout to our tour guide! The tour was very insightful, and I enjoyed hearing how the property was family-owned and how the owners studied the local environmental culture. The wine was amazing! I'm not a big fan of red wine, but I enjoyed it so much that I purchased two bottles. After the tour, we grabbed a bite to eat, and the bread and pizza were amazing. Truly a wonderful experience, thank you!

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Dovman

We had a lovely afternoon visit to PSC and it is now my new favorite AZ winery. The upstairs patio is lovely but there is also a massive area with benches overlooking the vines as well as a stunning deck overlooking the creek. The wine tastings were reasonably priced and the food was lovely. We went on a weekday and it was not overly busy but I imagine it could get very busy on weekend or if a tour bus shows up. The ambience and views are just stunning and I am keen to return to try a late afternoon or evening session. There are quite a few wineries in the area but Page Springs Cellars wins through pure beauty and charm.