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Scottsdale and Phoenix, Arizona, are surrounded by a number of wineries, offering wine tastings, tours, and events. Here are some notable wineries in the area along with their website links:

Wineries in Scottsdale and Surrounding Areas

1. Aridus Wine Company

   • Located in Scottsdale, Aridus Wine Company offers a variety of award-winning wines. They have a tasting room that provides wine experiences and tours.
   • Aridus Wine Company

2. The Wine Loft

   • A unique wine bar and boutique in Scottsdale, The Wine Loft offers a variety of wines and small bites in a relaxing and upscale environment.
   • The Wine Loft

3. Sombra Urban Winery

   • Located in downtown Scottsdale, Sombra Urban Winery specializes in creating small batch wines and offers tastings and events in a cozy, inviting setting.
   • Sombra Urban Winery

4. LDV Winery

   • LDV Winery, located just outside of Scottsdale in the high desert, offers wines crafted from Arizona-grown grapes. They have a tasting room in Scottsdale where guests can sample wines made from their vineyards.
   • LDV Winery

5. Caduceus Cellars

   • While located in the Verde Valley, about 90 minutes north of Scottsdale, Caduceus Cellars is one of Arizona's most famous wineries, co-owned by Maynard James Keenan (of Tool fame). It offers a wide selection of wines with a rustic tasting room experience.
   • Caduceus Cellars

6. Bitter Creek Winery

   • Located in nearby Clarkdale, Arizona, Bitter Creek Winery offers a variety of wines and a unique experience with their tasting room in the heart of the Verde Valley wine region.
   • Bitter Creek Winery

Wineries in Phoenix Area

1. Arizona Stronghold Vineyards

   • Arizona Stronghold is a well-known winery producing a variety of wines from Arizona-grown grapes. They have tasting rooms and host wine events across the state, including in Phoenix.
   • Arizona Stronghold Vineyards

2. Page Springs Cellars

   • A scenic winery located near Sedona, Page Springs Cellars is one of Arizona’s premier wineries, offering excellent wines and food pairings. While not in Phoenix proper, it is within driving distance and a great choice for wine lovers in the region.
   • Page Springs Cellars

3. Sonoita Vineyards

   • A little further south in the Sonoita/Elgin wine region, Sonoita Vineyards is Arizona's oldest commercial winery. It produces wines from the region's unique climate and terrain and has a tasting room open to the public.
   • Sonoita Vineyards

These wineries offer a variety of experiences for wine enthusiasts, from tastings and events to tours and local wine purchases. While most are located outside the immediate Phoenix area, many have tasting rooms or retail locations in Scottsdale, providing easy access for locals and visitors alike.