Page Springs Cellars Tasting Room & Bistro

Great experience at Page Springs Cellars. My wife had researched a number of wineries to possibly visit. She chose to visit Page Spring Cellars as they also serve food and we planned a lunch time visit. We parked in the shade under their Solar parking area awning. They say they are 100% solar powered here. I also saw 4 Tesla Power Walls. The host was sweet. She showed us the seating areas. And due to the heat, she offered to seat us in the enclosed, air conditioned porch overlooking one of their vineyards. Perfect! Our server, Stevy was great. She really knew the wines, the food and the winery. We shared the Chilled Flight and the Combo Flight. During our first flight, we shared their Deviled Eggs small bite. Very good. Following our send flight, we ordered and shared their Sweet Chili Chicken Pizza. Also very good. We were well pleased with the atmosphere, service, wine and food here at Page Springs Cellars.

So far this is my favorite tasting room in the Sedona area. The food offered was fantastic. The staff was extremely knowledgeable about their wine, food and pairing the two together. It was very easy to talk with our servers and the atmosphere was very welcoming. And the wines themselves: there is something for everyone! Highly recommend this tasting room if you're looking for near Sedona! It will be a memorable time!

Great wine, excellent food. Pricing was reasonable- we each got a flight, glass, and an entree w an appetizer. Everything was excellent and the grounds were beautiful- access to the creek and views of the vineyard. We'll be back!

Wonderful wine flights (5 pours for $15) and sitting outside was an awesome way to spend a relaxing afternoon. The pizzas were fantastic as well. Service was friendly and informative.

Page springs is one of our favorite vineyards regardless of regions. The staff and property are amazing. Our tour with Andrew was nothing less than fantastic. The sustainability and work ethic of Page Springs is the best I've seen over 30 years of wine touring. Definitely worth checking out, you will not regret it.

So we planned the day to be in Sedona-exploring the stunning red rock formations! But the weather decided not to cooperate! Rain, fog, snow, thunder, hailstorms all within the first few hours of arriving in Sedona! So instead we decided to enjoy some wine! What a wonderful find! Page Springs Cellars in Cornville, Arizona! Enjoyed their tasting flights of wine and ciders! Loved the blood orange and beet salad! Pizza with fig and prosciutto was deliciously amazing! Loved the vibes and decor! Leslie F the "Sales Associate" was attentive and knowledgeable about wine/ciders! Beautiful property! Explored the outdoor areas! Had a lovely afternoon at the vineyard! Highly recommend!

Gorgeous tasting room!! The grounds are so pretty to explore. Came here on a private wine tour and we loved the wine so much we bought a bottle to drink at our rental. Staff was very kind.

My wife and I visited Page Springs winery when we were vacationing in Sedona. This was a perfect spot! Dawn took care of us and guided us through a tasting. She was passionate, knowledgeable, and super friendly. We had a great time. Although we didn’t have any food at the time, it looked delicious and they had a good variety. The winery was beautiful and relaxing. I highly recommend checking this out!

We've been members of Page Springs Wine Club for years. We do the "Friends" level which is 3 bottles of wine quarterly. It's a combination of red and seasonal wine. With this level we get 12 complimentary tastings, member only reservations in the member lounge, 10% discount on regular bottles, and access to pre release wines and events. We pick up our wine at the winery, but you can also have them shipped to you. It's the perfect excuse for us to make the trip from Phoenix. The quarterly releases happen in January, April, September, and November. We have gone up for day trips and also made it into a fun wine weekend. We've brought our dog, our kids, out of town friends and family. I've gone up with my girlfriends for wine girl trips. Page Springs is great for any type of occasion. The grounds are beautiful. We love that you can stroll around and find different areas to hang out. It's especially pretty when the grapes are in season, but even when they aren't it's still a great spot. They have a nice wood deck overlooking the creek. Perfect spot to enjoy a bottle of wine or food from their picnic menu. There's a little trail you can take down the creek. We love going down there to be closer to the water, especially when we've taken our dog to the winery. If you're a wine club member you get to make reservations for the Bistro which is great! If not I recommend getting there early before it opens to get in line for a table, especially on the weekends when it gets busy. The other option is to put your name in, grab a glass or bottle of wine and go enjoy the grounds while you wait for your table at the bistro. We sit in the member lounge but on beautiful days I sometimes wish we were on the outside patio. That's the only thing I don't love about the member lounge is no outside option. The Truffle Kettle Chips are a must! If your not doing a tasting and just want a glass of wine they offer the "Perfect Pair," which is a glass of Mule's Mistake on draft (favorite of mine) and the truffle kettle chips. It really is the perfect pair! They have a good charcuterie board, French onion soup, and we love their pizzas. My favorite is the Chef Mushroom and my friends love the Fig and Prosciutto! Not going to lie I sure miss the Mediterranean plate/ platter and the smoked salmon spread platter they used to have! It's been a few years since they changed the menu but both were amazing and I was so sad to see them go! Hope they bring back something similar in the future, fingers crossed. They offer a bunch of different tasting options, you can do a chilled flight, red, combo, and they have member only flights. We've done their Harvest Estate Tour and Tap the Cask event. We've tasted wine right out of the barrel which is fun. Next on our list is coming up to help with their harvest, something we've always wanted to do! Page Springs is great! If you haven't checked it out, add it to your list and if you enjoy wine consider joining their wine club. We love it and it's a great excuse at least 4 times a year to make the winery trip!

Great experience at Page Springs Cellars. My wife had researched a number of wineries to possibly visit. She chose to visit Page Spring Cellars as they also serve food and we planned a lunch time visit. We parked in the shade under their Solar parking area awning. They say they are 100% solar powered here. I also saw 4 Tesla Power Walls. The host was sweet. She showed us the seating areas. And due to the heat, she offered to seat us in the enclosed, air conditioned porch overlooking one of their vineyards. Perfect! Our server, Stevy was great. She really knew the wines, the food and the winery. We shared the Chilled Flight and the Combo Flight. During our first flight, we shared their Deviled Eggs small bite. Very good. Following our send flight, we ordered and shared their Sweet Chili Chicken Pizza. Also very good. We were well pleased with the atmosphere, service, wine and food here at Page Springs Cellars.

So we planned the day to be in Sedona- exploring the stunning red rock formations! But the weather decided not to cooperate! Rain, fog, snow, thunder, hailstorms all within the first few hours of arriving in Sedona! So instead we decided to enjoy some wine! What a wonderful find! Page Springs Cellars in Cornville, Arizona! Enjoyed their tasting flights of wine and ciders! Loved the blood orange and beet salad! Pizza with fig and prosciutto was deliciously amazing! Loved the vibes and decor! Leslie F the "Sales Associate" was attentive and knowledgeable about wine/ciders! Beautiful property! Explored the outdoor areas! Had a lovely afternoon at the vineyard! Highly recommend!

Great winery in Sedona! Very relaxed with kind service and outdoor ambiance. I really enjoyed the flatbread and salad (get the goat cheese one). The wine is always the star of the show!

This was a nice spot'. I definitely expected typical vineyard views, but there really wasn't much greenery at all. However, there was a cool viewpoint to see a nearby creek, and a spot to walk down to the creek itself. That was super cool! We tried a few wines, which were good but nothing super special. We had a charcuterie board which was expensive but very tasty! It was a god variety of meet and cheese, and the mustard and jam were especially delicious! We also got the pizza that had prosciutto and fig on it. Personally that pizza was a bit too sweet and had a bit too much fig jam on it for my taste.

While in Sedona a hostess recommended a vineyard tour in Page Springs. I'm starting to learn az has all this little towns that are overlooked and they are absolute treasures To ring in a birthday we booked a 2 hour tasting tour which included full view of the property, breakdown of how wine is made on site, wine education and 6 tastings The grounds are beautiful and we weren't even there during their peak season so I can only imaging how it looks during the spring and possibly even the summer I loved the education of the wine and learning how whites and reds are made. The tastings offered throughout the venue was a wonderful variety so no matter what you would have found something you enjoyed We went on a weekend and after around noon traffic really started to pick up so we didn't have time to eat lunch or try their renowned apple wine Either way this was a wonderful experience as I didn't know az had vineyards

We went to a few wineries and this was our first stop. We had a large group about 30. I think this place is better for smaller groups. I loved my wine and I loved the staff. It was kind of a long wait to get our wine but then again, we popped up unannounced and didnt have reservations. They had some construction going on and im sure once thats complete, the grounds will be amazing.

Page Spring Cellars is definitely one of my most favorite spots in Northern Arizona. We've been members for a long time and always enjoy escaping there for the day or weekend!! You can stroll down to the patio with picnic tables, enjoy a glass of wine and some food, and just relax while listening to the serene sounds of Oak Creek. When the grapes are in bloom, it's absolutely stunning. I highly recommend visiting!

I stopped by for lunch to break up a trip from Flagstaff to Phoenix. I was pleasantly surprised at how popular this place was for lunch on a weekday, though we were still able to find a table. In addition to the salads we ordered, we ordered a wine tasting, which was delicious.

Trying to pack as much into a day as possible I was excited to see that Page Springs Cellars is open later than most every other winery many days of the week. This made it possible to put in a full day of hiking, eating, and shopping and still visit a Sedona winery. With Sonoma and Napa practically in my backyard I admit to being somewhat underwhelmed by both the wine and the surroundings here at Page Springs. I won't assess the wine I tried (Mule's Mistake, on tap and served in a full carafe for a mere $18) as I imagine the more expensive and bottled varietals to be better in taste and I didn't try them. Service was good (enough) and I took a table outside on the upper deck after waiting for it to be cleaned off. Heat lamps and blankets on the patio made it possible to sit out here as the sun sank and it's not the winery's fault that the sunset failed to impress nor that the vineyards and surrounding hills looked brown and dusty. Bottom line: Vineyard views in my 'hood are a whole lot more impressive and, from here, there's no views of Sedona's impressive red rocks but Page Springs Cellars is a perfectly fine stop if you wish to check a winery off your to-do list while in the area. They offer food, are open past the time every other winery is closed, and the indoor seating looked interesting and inviting.

Beautiful atmosphere, wonderful wines. Great service. Food not so great. We ordered the cheese charcuterie board and it was so not worth $29. For example it said it came with fruit and it came with a 1/4 inch slice of cantaloupe. We also got the roasted vegetables. They were sliced sautéed squash and red peppers. Not at all what I would expect here. Anyway, we learned not to order food.

Tasting Flight: $15/tasting for 5 pours; Reserve Flight: $18/tasting for 3 limited-edition wines Larger winery in the area with many other amenities (bistro, massage, hiking trails, etc.) The property is situated along the banks of Oak Creek and is absolutely beautiful. They do get busy on the weekends, so you may have to wait for a tasting or to be seated for the bistro. Also, parking can be tight when they're busy, but they have parking attendants to assist you (and your car) to a spot, some covered by solar panels. The tasting room is open 7 days a week, from 11 - 7 Sunday to Wednesday, and 11 - 9 Thursdays to Saturday. There's a gallery of local artist's works within the tasting room, as well as a weekly lineup of live music. WINES & FOOD: We visited with a group of seven and sat out on the upper deck overlooking the lower deck, a vineyard, and Oak Creek. Unfortunately, I can't recall the name of our server, but she was fantastic, as were all the staff we interacted with. We all did either a tasting or ordered bottles/glasses of wine, as well as food. The wines made from the AZ fruit were okay, and the wines made from the CA fruit were good. As I always say with wine, what I like/dislike may be different than you, so I suggest that you give them a try for yourselves. To me, the food was the star of the day. We ordered several Small Bites: Olives & Almonds, Chicken Pâté, and a Chorizo Stuffed Mushroom. We also ordered a Charcuterie Board, which was two boards loaded with bread, crackers, grapes, mustard/jam, and various meats, cheeses, and nuts. Sitting out on the deck was so relaxing. A great place to experience a tasting and a nice meal. I would definitely return to Page Springs Cellars, and recommend you schedule them in when planning a trip to Arizona wine country.

Page springs holds a special place in my heart as my favorite winery stop in the area. The view is beautiful, multiple tasting options you can choose from, and wonderful food. They have a wine tasting for any preference (red, whites, sweet) and are very knowledgeable of the production and profile of their wines. Unfortunately, they did not currently have their "ice wine" that I highly recommend to anyone who likes desert wines, but that just gives me a great reason to visit again.

Wanted to check out a winery while I brought my parents out to Sedona and this was the perfect spot!! Deep off the main road this little winery is tucked right along a little creek. You can order some food and wine for a picnic on the property either by the creek or closer to the grapes growing. We did the tasting outside on the patio since the inside had a wait. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. They explained everything thoroughly and happy to answer questions. We got the red and the combo flights and they are 15 for 5 samples which were mainly all really good! They had live music inside and over ambiance was really chill and fun! We had some truffle chips which had so much flavor! Along with the tasting all the food had recommended wine to go with if you wanted to pair. We got 2 flatbreads which were surprisingly delicious! No flop and nice crunchy crust! Definitely a great addition to the wine! The chicken took a little longer to prepare but the server told us ahead of time and the wait was worth it! Super juicy chicken and the vegetables were fresh! Overall great experience and would recommend checking this out! I'm sure it gets pretty crowded during peak season so get there early. On the patio, they had a cool fan going to help keep people cool and plenty of shade.

A quaint business with above average wine. Decent view area outdoors. Charcuterie board was mid. Service was fine. The pour amounts were awful. Barely a swallow. I would rather pay more and get more to enjoy myself. So that's why it's 3 stars. Serving size and the board was average at best.

We made this a fun day trip from Prescott. Tour, tasting and lunch in a beautiful location. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. The bistro looks over the vineyards creating a serene experience!

Cute, quaint, and delicious! Page springs, what an adorable tucked away winery in cottonwood. Best wine i have tried in cottonwood/sedona too. The properly is beautiful with lots of areas to sit and enjoy the vineyards. If you are are a walk in except a wait but it will be worth it. Only downsides: server was spread way too thin, she was scattered along the whole patio and service took a long time but she was awesome otherwise. secondly, if you do not have a driver, I highly recommended planning ahead of time with a driving service. there is no lyft in cottonwood and only a handful of ubers so you will be stuck for hours, as I saw from other patrons waiting to leave while we hopped in our car. Plan accordingly and you will have a great time!

Brought my group of 12 girls here for a Sunday afternoon to relax and enjoy the views. It wasn't too busy and didn't take long to order once we were ready. They have a ton of different seating areas to accommodate different parties, most with adequate shade for the heat. We ordered our food and wine to go and took it down to the patio overlooking the vineyard. The charcuterie looked pretty sad in the to go box but it ended up being more than it looked and great quality. I also split a bottle of sparkling apple wine with some girls and it was very refreshing and delicious. Such a cute spot.

My favorite winery in Sedona! We almost signed up for their wine club and we line in Florida! They have their house red and house white on tap and both are fantastic. The food was also great! We had the cheeseboard, mushroom pizza and beet salad. All the food was so yummy. They have a beautiful outdoor patio and veranda.

Such a wonderful winery. My sister and I enjoyed every minute at this place. Because it was too hot we were not able to do the nature walk. The bruschetta was delicious!!! And we had the sparkling apple wine.

Cute place with good wines!! I got the dessert flight and enjoyed it. Also had the elote corn dip. Service was slow but nice!

This was the first stop on our Sedona wine trip. Beautiful grounds with a beautiful mountain scenery. There are a few seating/tasting areas and the view of the vineyard is realllly pretty. Since it was pretty crowded, we got lucky enough to sit in the members area and sit in front of the big windows. We each had different flights and shared a charcuterie board with really delicious meats and cheeses. Our host was really knowledgeable about all of the wines and shared a lot of great information with us. He walked us through all the wines and it was a great tasting experience! We walked the grounds and the pergola towards the river was really pretty. But the overlook on the deck was my favorite spot! This would be a beautiful place to get married or have a reception dinner. One of my fav stops on the Sedona wine trail!

Page Springs Cellars is SPECTACULAR!! In addition to great wine, they have a beautiful property that makes you forget you're in Arizona. Their staff is incredible! I booked a private tour which ended with a proposal to my now fiancée. Amy, who is involved in tours, was extremely helpful and made the logistics of the tour/proposal happen. The tour, led by Andy, was phenomenal. It ended in the covered walkway pergola path where the proposal happened. Everything was perfect. They were accommodating to our private tour of two, and the photographer I hired to be on the property. I will be back to enjoy the tour when I'm not so nervous!! Thank you Amy, Andy, and the entire PSC staff for enabling a once in a lifetime experience!

My second winery in the desert. I really want to give this place a higher review but it's just MEH. Come early or expect a long wait or do take out to the grounds. They have a nice big parking lot, if it is full you will be waiting. Beautiful grounds and various nice places to enjoy a take out glass, carafe, or bottles as well as take out food. But you are here for just the scenery! Sadly, between the very avg. to unimpressive wine and the price for our board made it three stars. There seem to be many complaints about the service, I'd say we didn't wait too long and had wines explained but can't compare to the vibe I got at the place up the street. I'd likely only recommend if views are what matters

Cute little winery. Enjoyed my flight of reds. Initially sat inside but the music was loud so they let us enjoy the quieter patio.

We got here five years ago and loved the place. And upon our first post-pandemic trip across the continent, we decided to stop here again since we liked it so much. We said in the last review that they were worth a return and we surely did.. . This time we entered and got immediate service and then started savoring their wines. All of them delicious. Once again, a memorable visit. And we will be back.

My group came here for a tour as part of a weekend birthday celebration for my friend. Our guide, Kayden, was super kind, knowledgable and patient because we asked tons of questions. Unfortunately, it rained during our tour so we didn't have as great of views and such that we would've liked, but it was a nice time. Tour is about an hour and you get several sips of wine over the duration of the tour. You can also purchase the glass that you drink out of during the tour for a dollar at the end. I really appreciated hearing about the winery's sustainability practices.

Good service. Wine was good too. We ordered a pizza with various meats. All delicious

Great place for wine enthusiasts and for family/friends to hang out for a bite to eat. Arrived mid afternoon, it was quite busy. Walking up to the entrance was a bit confusing-there's a host and a line. We didn't know which to get in so we asked the host what about tours. They had their last open tour spot of the day but after checking out the property, we just wanted to try a few wine flights and eat. We had to wait another 30 minutes for that. A lot of waiting, but if you book ahead, I'm sure that will help. We got seated and ordered the apple flight which gave us 3 tastings. All were good plus our pizza paired well with it. Staff were helpful in explaining the menu. Many bachelorette and birthday parties in attendance! This is a good place to spend the day by Oak Creek with friends.

This is a must stop place for both food and wine and the amazing atmosphere inside and outside. You won't be disappointed. As you can see they have thousands of comment.

Great experience! Food and wine were delicious. Loved the view sitting on the patio.

Good wines and nice property. The check in process was odd. The hostess was taking wine orders and didn't acknowledge those waiting. The food- Caesar salad was good, pizza was awful. It was the charcuterie pizza that had microscopic pieces of meat. Crust was tasteless and the sauce, yuck. It was the worst pizza I've ever had. Drink the wine; don't eat here!

Always love coming here. It's such a treat. Beautiful scenery, robust wines, and food was pretty good as well. This was my first time ordering the food and I was pleasantly surprised. The mushroom pizza was good, but quite strong with the truffle flavors so be careful with that. The lobster mac and cheese wasn't my favorite nor was it the rest of my groups favorite. A bit dry. The fig and prosciutto pizza looked delicious, however, I did not taste it.

Came here with a friend and we really enjoyed ourselves. We instantly noticed many groups of people arriving together on what seemed like multiple wine/vineyard tours, but as people were coming in, so were people leaving. I bring this up as parking seems somewhat limited, as they don't have the biggest parking lot in the world. Before entering the vineyard we ordered a glass of the green apple wine. It was a bit pricy but we liked it so much that we ended up buying an entire bottle! We finished it before we knew. While we sipped our wine you're able to walk around the vineyard, and down a path that connected to a river. The overall views were super nice and very relaxing. After walking the paths we decided to finally go inside and get a bite to eat. We ordered the Fungi pizza and it tasted amazing. Since we both loved pesto we knew we had to order it. The pizza itself was medium size for around $18 so that may seem a little outrageous but still worth trying. The server we was incredibly nice as well and very attentive. I would come back to as I really enjoyed my time here and next time try more wines and food!

Such a great little spot. The creek is so peaceful. Nothing like having a nice glass of wine while watching the water.

The whole Cornville wine region is beautiful! This was a great stop for lunch and wine and a short walk down to Oak Creek. There was a bit of a wait to be seated but nice to have a little walk up spot to order wine and snacks while you wait. Both grandma and kiddos alike enjoyed it Here was our day trip agenda 1) Montezuma National Monument 2) Montezuma Well 3) Paige Springs Cellars for lunch and wine 4) DA Ranch Vineyards for more wine 5) Drove through Cottonwood 6) Tuzigoot National Monument 7) Jerome: Daisy mine and shops and restaurants It was a beautiful adventurous day!

I really love this winery and their multiple seating options, both inside and outside. The views are gorgeous. On my most recent visit we only had wine, the scenery, perfect weather and it was a perfect day. I have gone in the restaurant prior, had wine & eats and my only complaint was "I should have gotten a glass over the (1 oz) wine tasting" - one ounce was not enough! Lol. Enjoy and walk around, it's so peaceful!

I stopped at Page Springs this afternoon. First of all, the area was gorgeous! Secondly, the staff was super friendly and helpful. I did a wine tasting and my waitress noted all the different flavors to expect with each wine. I sat on the wine deck so I could enjoy this beautiful day, and it was so nice to look out on the vineyards the grapes were coming from. Please stop at this off the beaten track place!

When searching for a winery in Sedona - this little place happened to pop up on our maps. Its definitely off the beaten path and a little out of the way. The vibe was cute though - nice seating areas everywhere and you can walk down to the deck to sip your wine. We opted for sitting right out front while we had a glass. The wines were different, almost like the staff didn't know how to explain them quite right - as what the staff member who serviced us and recommended us based on our likes didn't quite hit the nail on the head. It was a beautiful day outside when we visited though so it was lovely to sit outside under the covered area to chat. I don't believe I'd ever return here but it was a nice little spot to add to my list.

Wine was okay but not great or surging to wrote home about. Tour was nice but not worth the charge.

Great wines, lovely outdoor seating...it feels like you're sitting the tree tops. Servers are awesome and describe each pour with great detail.

A vineyard in the desert, who would have thought? A friend recommended I check out Page Springs on my drive home from Sedona. It was only about 30-40 mins away and easily accessible off of the highway. I wanted to do a tasting, but unfortunately it was reservations only. No worries since my boo & I were still able to order a bottle from the window & walk around/drink around the property. I loved the wine we ended up getting and sitting by the creek was beautiful. This place is definitely worth a visit & I'm sure even more beautiful in the spring & summer.

Stop here if you go nowhere else for wine tasting in Sedona area! Excellent wine, awesome food, especially pizza and charcuterie boards, and absolutely lovely ambience. It doesn't get better than this for a lazy afternoon in Sedona area. It's in Cornville, which is a fun place to see, away from the tourists of Sedona.

This is one of the most magical places in all of Arizona. The wines are delectable, the food unique and tasty, and the staff are always courteous and accommodating. I bring everyone here that travels to AZ for a visit. Such an easy day trip along the scenic drive up 17 for my TX friends to enjoy. Will be coming here for years to c

Ok wine... but several staff memebers are seriously lacking customer service skills. First off, didn't know who worked there and who didn't as employees wear whatever they pull out of their hamper. Maybe ask them to wear nice collared shirts if PSC doesn't want to spend money on uniforms. Or, have them at least wear name tags. But, quite frankly, several employees looked like slobs. Brought the whole vibe down. Secondly, we had sampled their wines via flights. Our server spoke so quietly we did not hear half of what she was saying. She also wore a nose ring that she kept fiddling with. This is a health code violation. One doesn't want to see their server with her finger up her nose come over and pour us wine. Which she did. She also had issues running my card. She also didn't know which wines were in stock. We asked to purchase a certain red... and asked if they had it in stock as it said out of stock on line. She said they had it. She went to go get it and came back a few minutes later to tell us they didn't have any. Maybe she's new. It seems like if you're working customer service you need to have your act together. She did not. Thirdly, the big guy employee with red hair and a beard working inside the tasting room through out a few F bombs as he talked to other employees... ten feet from us. I quickly looked over there when I heard the vulgarity and all three employees gathered together saw me turn to them and began talking in hushed tones. For a bit. Then the big guy started talking overly loud again. The three were complaining about something at work. Couldn't make out exactly what they were saying, nonetheless, he was complaining about work. Fourthly, a few minutes later the big red head dude was making fun of a customer in a very condescending way to one other employee. He was giggling and laughing about a guest, how they looked, and how they talked. Even trying to mimic the guest. Completely unprofessional. Made me never want to come back to this old run down shack of a winery. And that's fifthly... The owners need to visit a few out of state wineries to get ideas on how to update this shack as it is massively outdated. Doesn't look quaint or like a cute cottage... it looks old, run down, and quite evident the owners care to not keep it updated. Maybe it's just a Cornville mindset. Wines were ok. Nothing to write home about or become a member for. Several tasted too young. Needed to lay down for at least another year... maybe two. Or figure out a better mix. Overall, massively disappointed with the cruddy service and employees. We've been here a few times before and I always walk away disappointed. Know how to grow sales? Give the guest a great experience. And this trip was an amazingly poor experience.

Cute small winery not too far from Sedona. It was pretty busy, so we went to the picnic line to order our wines and charcuterie. The veggie charcuterie was amazing. We sat next to the creek and enjoyed our wine and food with the relaxing sounds of the creek. Overall good experience for some wine and relaxation.

Sat here for 15 minutes and never received acknowledgement by a server, even after clearly being seen. Patio was steady, but not crazy. Table sat after us was acknowledged in a reasonable time frame. Had a server at least made eye contact and said they would get to us we would have felt a little better. Eventually just walked out without ordering. Disappointing experience and would not go back.

Page Springs was amazing! I went for a massage and a wine tasting and had a lovely experience. The couples massage was out of this world. In a little hut on the property with a lovely view, we honestly felt as if we transcended it was so relaxing. The massage therapists were amazing and we were in pure bliss. You do get some noise from the people on the property drinking wine but it isn't too bad. The tasting was lovely as well and the outside area is heated and covered so was suitable for a winter day. They had one wine that was a white but made from the grapes of red and it was so incredible that I ordered a glass. Lovely setting but it was pretty crowded. Would definitely go back

My Fiancé, her friend, and I came here during our self professed Sedona wine tour. We traveled to Sedona together and this was her friend's first time to the area so we wanted to give her the experience of local wine. This winery was our last stop before heading back to Sedona for dinner. We arrived at dusk and it looked absolutely beautiful. There is plenty of parking and an indoor, outdoor bar, and sun room (where we sat), as well as other outdoor seating and walking paths which take you down to the stream running through the property. We all want to return during the daylight hours to truly take in this winery's beauty. We each did a tasting, I did the red flight, my Fiancé and her friend did whites. We all throughly enjoyed the wine and the flights were not expensive. I highly recommend marking this winery for a stop.