Diana Stoneberg 
Serve your palate with a full spectrum of tastes from Oak Creek wineries created from both estate and purchased grapes. You’ll find a great selection including crisp, clean whites, full-bodied, as well as velvety reds.
Kids are welcome and food is always available with a snack tray to savor with your wines, thereby offering a tasty experience for the entire family either in the tasting room or outdoor patio.
Page Springs Cellars
One of the most popular wineries in Arizona, Page Springs Cellars is located at 1500 N Page Springs Rd, Cornville.
Here, you’ll find award-winning wines, tour the vineyards, and learn about the history of winemaking. Information about the development of wine over the centuries and the cultures that grow it.
Page Springs Cellars has a special tasting poured directly from the barrel and touring the beautiful grounds which include the estate’s vineyards, barrel room, wine cellar, and crush pad.
Come and enjoy the Tilted Earth Festival in the last week of June, or partake in yoga and massage sessions amidst the winemaking atmosphere.
Javelina Leap Vineyard & Winery
This winery is ideal for people looking to taste wine and get a full-course meal. So, while sipping delicious, award-winning wine, you can savor a cheese and meat platter, or enjoy an entire pizza.
Javelina Leap Vineyard & Winery is surrounded by a desert environment and presents its visitors with amazing sights of fascinating plants and animals in their natural habitat.
There are 60 tons of Arizona grown grapes which equal about 3000 cases of fine Javelina Leap Arizona wine processed at this facility.
Sedona’s reputation as Arizona’s wine country is being enhanced year in year out by the wineries listed above plus the many others not mentioned including;
Arizona Stronghold, Merkins, Burning Tree Cellars, Chateau Tumbleweed, etc.
