Where can you taste Arizona wine in Sedona, and what does it cost?

Cairn lists 5 winery & tasting room listings with listed prices from $18 to $57 USD in and around Sedona, Arizona. 5 listings were compiled from the operators' own websites and are marked unverified until a human confirms them. Two Uptown rooms and a West Sedona wine bar pour without leaving town, and the Page Springs estate wineries are a twenty-minute drive into the Verde Valley — each row says which, because the walk and the drive are different afternoons. Every listing links to a full page, and every fact carries the date it was last checked. This comparison was last reviewed on August 29, 2026. Each row shows the date that operator's facts were last checked.

Side by side

Cairn's winery & tasting room listings in and around Sedona, ordered by lowest listed price. Times are MST (UTC-07:00).
OperatorPrice (USD)DurationMeeting pointPermit / areaHow to bookFacts checked
UnverifiedThe Art of Wine$18 to $35 USD per flightNot published by the operatorTasting room and wine bar in Uptown SedonaNot stated on their sitewalk-inAugust 29, 2026
UnverifiedWinery 1912$20 USD per personNot published by the operatorTasting room in Uptown SedonaNot stated on their sitewalk-inAugust 29, 2026
UnverifiedVino Di Sedona$23 to $25 USD per flight2 hoursWine bar and store on W State Route 89A, West SedonaNot stated on their sitewalk-inAugust 29, 2026
UnverifiedJavelina Leap Vineyard & Winery$24 USD per personNot published by the operatorTasting room at the winery, 1565 Page Springs Rd, CornvilleNot stated on their sitewalk-inAugust 29, 2026
UnverifiedPage Springs Cellars$33 to $57 USD per person45 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutesTasting room and bistro at the winery, 1500 N Page Springs Rd, CornvilleNot stated on their siteby phone or onlineAugust 29, 2026

Prices are the lowest listed price per operator; several operators sell private tours priced per person by group size, so small groups pay more than the listed floor. Full tour lists, phone numbers, addresses and hours are on each operator's page.

Every listing

In town versus the wine trail

The Uptown and West Sedona rooms are multi-producer tasting rooms and wine bars — walkable, open into the evening, no driver needed. The estate wineries sit on Page Springs Road in Cornville, where the grapes actually grow; their records say so plainly and note the drive. One Uptown room pours estate wine grown in the Willcox AVA of southeastern Arizona, which its record also states.

What is not in this table

Wine-tour van companies have their own category in the index. Restaurants that serve wine, bottle shops without a printed tasting offering, and tasting rooms whose own sites publish no tasting or flight price were left out rather than padded in — including one Village of Oak Creek room whose flights are listed without prices, and the Jerome and Cottonwood tasting-room clusters, which sit outside this page's geography.

How to visit

Most rooms here serve walk-ins, and the estate winery tours book ahead — each row's page carries the policy its own site states. Cairn has no cart and takes no commission; what a tasting costs on the operator's page is what you pay them.

What unverified means here

These listings launched as compiled records: every fact was read from the business's own website on the date shown, and nothing was copied from an aggregator. A listing is marked verified only after a human confirms every fact with the business. Corrections are free and need no account.


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