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"Carlson Creek Vineyard is a family-owned vineyard and winery located in the heart of Cochise County in Southeastern Arizona, with tasting rooms located in Scottsdale and Willcox, Arizona. What began in 2008 as a deep-seated dream to create a multi-generational business and to produce quality wines, has since blossomed into one of the largest vineyards in Arizona."

"The Domaine Serene Wine Lounges were created with the intention of bringing communities of wine lovers together to enhance their wine knowledge and enjoy meaningful time together in a shared gathering space punctuated by wine-inspired cuisine, unique events, live music, and incredible service."

"Visit Tobin James Cellars for a truly unique wine tasting experience, or call us for a delivery and find out for yourself why our wines are "Paso Robles in a glass"! You will see why this Paso Robles Winery is a favorite stop for locals and visitors alike."

"The Stoller family established the property in 1943 and the vineyard 50 years later. Over the last 30 years, we have patiently transformed the 400-acre property into the largest contiguous vineyard in Oregon’s Dundee Hills. We control every step of the wine-growing and winemaking process, from pruning to bottling and everything in between. The result is award-winning wines that are balanced, complex, and consistently exceptional."

"Your invitation to discover how founder Giorgio Furioso’s lifelong dedication to art, wine, and famiglia infuses every aspect of Furioso Vineyards. From deep roots in Italy, to the breathtaking and award winning architecture of the tasting room in Dundee. From two organically farmed estate vineyards, to the wines of depth, quality, and purity produced by a renowned and dedicated team."

"The Sobon Estate winery started in 1989 when Leon and Shirley Sobon bought each other a second winery for their 30th wedding anniversary present. They purchased the historic D'Agostini Winery, one of the oldest in the state. This winery has been designated as California State Historic Landmark #762. "