We just checked out Page Springs Cellars this weekend.... great wine in a small but classy setting. We loved it....
Definately very interested in tasting some more AZ wines, would be happy to join the tribe!

Wine geek here. My passion for wine (particularly wine-making) is currently bordering (only slightly) on the healthy side of obsession. This is exciting.

During my most recent visit to an AZ winery, I was consumed with visions of cornering the winemaker and convincing him to take me on as his humble apprentice. I guess its all part of the vino’s magic…

Disclaimer: I may learn more than I teach here. I have only about 6 years of passionate wine explorations on which to draw; however, most of my best teachers are students, too, so hopefully I will have something to offer to this tribe.

(I’m new to this site, too. The hubby suggested it to me as a way to obtain some advice on improving my forthcoming basement vintages. After hours of divergent explorations through these crazy tribes, I remembered what I came for…y’all will be my first tribe…now if I can just find the AZwinelovers…)

Had great intentions of visiting Page Springs on my way home from Burning Man this year (headed back to Kansas) but was just entirely too cracked out. (Not to mention, only one of four passengers in the van, not exactly a quorum.)

It's really a shame that shipping wine interstate is (or isn't to be precise) what it is... then again, an in person visit would be splendid.
Perhaps in the spring.
Namaste,
K.

Well, I have to say that I am a wine novice. I certainly do not have much knowledge when it comes to what makes a good wine, or why...but I am eager to learn; as I have had great experiences with many wines throughout AZ and CA. I pick up numerous bottles and try them out for fun just to learn what makes my senses peak. I am hoping to find out more :)

I'm a beginner, but I do love the occasional bottle. I'd love to learn more.