DA Ranch

We enjoyed DA Ranch. Be careful when turning off the main highway. You go only a short distance up the gravel road, then turn left at the DA Ranch entrance. Do not continue on that gravel road, up the hill. Al of the signs on that road going up are for something else :) It was a nice sunny day today, but it was quite warm. We got there about 1 PM. We went inside the main house where the tasting room. We grabbed a table but it ended up being too noisy inside. There was a large group and they were talking quite energetically. We ended up moving to a table on the deck around the main house. There are other places on the property with seating in shade as well. We bought a couple of glasses of wine (Willow White and Malvasia - both chilled whites) and began to enjoy them at our table on the porch. I walked over to the food truck placed our lunch order. I was given a pager. The food took about 15 minutes and was really tasty. We shared an order of Vegetable Spring Rolls (deep-fried) and a Southwest Turkey Melt sandwich. All of the staff that I encountered at the winery were very nice. There was one woman in particular, who was sort of a floater. She was everywhere doing all sorts of things. She was quite helpful to us. The grounds are beautiful here. There’s a babbling creek that runs on the side of the main house. There’s a large swing suspended from a tree in the front yard. There are private areas that can be rented out and other small areas to hang out in. They allow well behaved leashed dogs on property and we saw several. And they have goats! There were a number of goats in a 2 acre fenced area next to the parking lot. We both enjoyed the wine and lunch, but it was a warm day, we were sweating and decided to call it a day. On a cooler day, I would enjoy coming back again on a day that's a little bit cooler. A lot of wine tour companies include DA Ranch on their tours. There’s a reason why. Check it out.

Visited on a very busy Saturday afternoon and was very happy to find local music, a food truck, and great wine. Plenty of space to find a quiet corner if you like or be around for people watching. Will definitely be back!

I enjoyed every moment I spent in this place, an oasis in the middle of the desert. Overall atmosphere is peaceful and lovely.. the wine was delicious, the music beautiful, the food from food truck was not the best. Is a great place to thank God for the beauty of this world.

We were recommended to come here from our hotel desk. A very homey space and the perfect spot for spending the cold, rainy day we had. The guitarist made the ambiance so beautiful. The Reserve flight was $32 and I most enjoyed the Reserve Syrah. A quick, easy drive from Sedona.

The property was absolutely gorgeous with beautiful views all around. I just wish there were more food options—some cheese or charcuterie plates would’ve been perfect, especially instead of relying on a food truck. It would also be nice if they allowed guests to bring their own snacks. The wines were just okay and pretty pricey—one glass was $26, which felt a bit steep.

DA Ranch in Page Springs is basically heaven on earth—but with better wine and a donkey named Nestor. Tucked away in the rolling green charm of the Verde Valley, this little slice of winery paradise has everything: a cozy log cabin tasting room, a tree-lined lake with its own fountain (hello, pond goals), vineyards that stretch into the hills, and a vibe that makes you want to cancel all your plans and just live there forever. We spent our afternoon sipping wine on the shaded patio beneath string lights, surrounded by laughter, live music, and the kind of scenery that makes your camera roll feel like a travel magazine. Whether you’re drinking the Willow White or the Mae Rosé (both excellent, by the way), you can’t go wrong—especially with a view of the vines and a light breeze that smells faintly of adventure and fermented grapes. Also, let’s not forget Nestor—the charming, four-legged celebrity of the ranch and namesake of one of their wines. He’s adorable, a little sassy, and 100% photo op ready. Between the rustic ranch house, the giant swing hanging from a towering cottonwood, and the magical weeping willows lining the pond, DA Ranch is the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve stumbled into a wine-soaked fairytale. Whether it’s your first visit or your fiftieth, this place never stops being special. 10/10 will be back—and I’ll be bringing friends, a picnic blanket, and maybe a carrot for Nestor.

Absolutely gorgeous property, but that's about it. Parking is confusing. Like other reviews stated... They are the only place we've encountered in the area that gives you your flight only one glass at a time. It's annoying to have to keep coming back to the counter and wait in line for your next taste. I prefer to have all my tastes out at once so I can sit and relax and compare them to each other. The wine we did get was just ok.

Absolutely a hidden gem. Amazing wine, great staff and gorgeous property. If you hate cute things or fun, it's not for you. We loved it. PS, SIP is a must attend event.