Breweries and Wineries in Phoenix

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  • Sonoran Brewing Company

    3002 E. Washington St. Central Phoenix

    602-484-7775

    5 articles
  • 12 West Brewing Co.

    12 W. Main St. Mesa

    480-508-7018

    4 articles
  • 8-Bit Aleworks

    1050 Fairway Drive, Building F, Suite 101 Avondale

    623-925-1650

    Brewery
    6 articles
  • Arcadia Premium Bottle Shop & Provisions

    5618 E. Thomas Rd., Suite 100 East Phoenix

    602-464-9000

    2 articles
  • Aridus Wine Company Tasting Room

    7173 E. Main St. Central Scottsdale

    520-954-2676

    2 articles
  • Arizona Distilling Co.

    601 W. University Dr. Tempe

    480-921-2487

    It was 80 long years after Prohibition’s repeal in 1933 before any local company bothered to make hooch here. But Arizona Distilling has wasted no time in refining its technique, which uses local grains to create Copper City Bourbon, barrel-aged for at least two years and named for an Arizona brewery that was shut down during Prohibition. Lead distiller Jason Grossmiller also makes small-batch gin made with local botanicals and Desert Durum Wheat Whiskey, made from locally sourced grain. In-house, this upscale distillery offers straight-up samples and also tasting fours for up to 10 people. Each lasts about an hour and includes three to four half- to full-ounce pours.
    26 articles
  • Arizona Hops and Vines

    3450 Highway 82, Sonoita Outside the Valley

    888-569-1642

    Just a cheeky little winery in southern Arizona. Brewery coming to you soon! We bring you awesome events like the Bad Decisions Campout and as always, amazing pairings like bold, high-alcohol red wines and Cheetos.
  • Arizona Roadhouse & Brewery

    1120 E. Apache Blvd. Tempe

    480-929-9940

    1 article
  • Arizona Sake

    Holbrook, Holbrook Outside the Valley

    1 article
  • Arizona Stronghold Vineyards

    1023 N. Main St., Cottonwood Outside the Valley

    928-639-2789

    1 article
  • Art of Merlot

    7021 E. Main St. Central Scottsdale

    480-945-1108

    1 article
  • Blasted Barley

    404 S. Mill Ave. Tempe

    480-967-5886

    4 articles
  • Callaghan Vineyards

    336 Elgin Rd., Elgin Outside the Valley

    520-455-5322

    3 articles
  • Cider Corps

    31 S. Robson, #103 Mesa

    480-993-3164

    Brothers Josh and Jason Duren live by the motto, “Out of bad comes good,” and it was this belief that created the foundation for Arizona’s widely loved and largest cidery, Cider Corps in Mesa. Jason served in the U.S. Marine Corps, and as a part of his healing and recovery from injuries sustained in Afghanistan, he decided to channel his energy into brewing craft cider with his brother. Little did the siblings know that their project would develop into a nationally known cidery. Much of the taproom’s decor commemorates veterans, while the ciders — blue-, red-, orange- and yellow-hued options blended with teas, hops and coffee — have names such as Mango Foxtrot and Private Palmer. Some of the sips are even barrel-aged or made into frozen slushies. Inside, the vibe is chill, and an expansive outdoor space is perfect for when the weather cooperates. If you’re looking for some gastronomic support in order to go for that third or fourth sample of cider, Myke’s Pizza is on hand and providing exceptional carbs.
    10 articles
  • Coronado Vineyards

    2909 E. Country Club Dr., Willcox Outside the Valley

    520-384-2993

    2 articles
  • Desert Rose Pizza & Gastropub

    6729 N. 57th Dr., Glendale East Phoenix

    623-937-3004

    1 article
  • Dos Cabezas Wineworks

    3248 Highway 82, Sonoita Outside the Valley

    520-841-1193

    8 articles
  • Fate Brewing Company

    7337 E. Shea Blvd. #105 North Scottsdale

    480-994-1275

    Fate is kind of like all of Phoenix's bigger brewpubs shrunk down to a miniature. While that means it isn't supplying its beer all over town just yet, it does mean that Fate is constantly brewing new and different beers to sample every day. It also means you have a front row seat to the brewing process because it takes place pretty much dead center of the small restaurant and bar. It's hard to say just which Fate beer is our fave because the list changes so often, but in the past, we've enjoyed the Rye ESB and Belgian Wit. We also can't get enough of their snackable pizza bread, which ideally accompanies the craft drafts.
    21 articles
  • Flying Leap Vineyards

    342 Elgin Rd., Elgin Outside the Valley

    520-455-5499

    2 articles
  • Freak'N Brew

    9299 W. Olive Ave. Peoria

  • Freak'N Brewing Company

    9299 W. Olive Ave Peoria

    602-620-4466

    3 articles
  • Garage-East

    3000 E. Ray Rd. #7 Gilbert

    480-493-7151

    Garage-East isn’t a bar in the traditional sense, but it is the perfect spot to sip away the afternoon. Located in the Barnone collection of shops at Agritopia, this wood-paneled bar serves wines by the glass to enjoy inside or on the Italy-meets-Gilbert-farm-style patio. And you won’t find these wines at any other bar. Garage-East works with Arizona growers to make its own blends and bottles. Unique offerings include the Garage East Breakfast Wine made with white wine and fruit juice and the Sonoran Spritz, an herbal, bitter and refreshing bright orange drink that helps combat the desert heat. On Sundays, this spot serves brunch, and at other times, food offerings include a cheese and meat board, soft pretzel and hot pressed sandwiches.
    1 article
  • GenuWine Arizona

    888 N. 1st Ave., Suite #101 Central Phoenix

    602-682-7494

    9 articles
  • Goldwater Brewing Co.

    3608 N. Scottsdale Rd. South Scottsdale

    480-350-7305

    What do you get when two brothers team up with their dad to brew some beer? Add a close family friend to the mix, and you get one of the Valley’s top local breweries. Now, a few years after opening their brewery and taproom in Scottsdale, Goldwater has expanded to include bars in east Mesa and south Tempe. All offer a selection of excellent beers, including the pink-hued prickly pear-infused Desert Rose kölsch and the Machine Gun Teddy American brown ale. Saddle up to the bar in the original Old Town spot for a cool reprieve from the crowds of visitors outside.
    5 articles
  • Grand Canyon Brewery

    233 W. Route 66, Williams Outside the Valley

    1 article
  • Helton Brewing Company

    2144 E. Indian School Rd. Central Phoenix

    602-730-2739

    7 articles
  • Hidden Track Bottle Shop

    4700 N. 12th St. #118 Central Phoenix

    602-314-6476

    Like the tracks not listed on an album liner, Hidden Track Bottle Shop offers wine and beer that extends beyond what you’ll find in chain retail and grocery stores. Not a megastore shelving soulless products, but a locally owned social gathering place offering unique, quality selections of wine and beer from around the globe. If it’s on our shelves, we’ve tasted it, we love it, and we can’t wait to share it with you.
    12 articles
  • Hundred Mile Brewing Co.

    690 N. Scottsdale Rd. Tempe

    480-256-1623

    Although it’s a bit off the beaten path, tucked in near a Holiday Inn Express along the north bank of Tempe Town Lake, Hundred Mile Brewing Co. is worth seeking out for its indoor/outdoor vibe that’s big enough for groups yet appropriate for an intimate date night. The operation, which opened in December 2022, is housed in a 10,000-square-foot white brick former print shop. A large patio with an awning in front includes a dog-friendly turf area and games, such as cornhole and giant Connect Four. Owner Sue Rigler and her team churn out quality brews that include IPAs, a hoppy pilsner, smooth amber ale, pale ale and more. The kitchen offers ramped-up bar food for almost any taste, including chimichurri nachos, a sesame-crusted ahi bowl, a vegan burger and miso-glazed salmon. There’s also a full bar with an impressive cocktail selection and a wine list that hits all the right notes.
    1 article
  • Huss Brewing Company

    1520 W. Mineral Rd., Suite 102 Tempe

    480-264-7611

    After working at Papago Brewing for 14 years, Leah Huss decided to found Huss Brewing Company with her husband in 2013. The Tempe taproom is offering 24 beers on tap including rotating signature Huss beers. The whole taproom also encourages outside food.
    27 articles
  • Kief-Joshua Vineyards

    370 Elgin Rd., Elgin Outside the Valley

    2 articles
  • Kitsune Brewing Co.

    3321 E. Bell Road, Suite B-5 North Phoenix

    602-245-8593

    In less than two years, Kitsune Brewing Co. has cemented itself as a neighborhood staple and a draw for craft beer fans. Owner Tyler Smith and his brew team have stretched their offerings beyond the beers that they opened with — including Forager double dry hopped IPA and Fox Diver Brown — to include a regularly rotating sour program that leans into nostalgic flavors — both real and imagined — such as margarita sour and Princess Consuela, inspired by Phoebe's new name of choice on "Friends." You’ll often hear Smith before you see him. His infectious laugh bounces across the space as he chats with guests. While we’re still anxiously awaiting Kitsune’s upcoming and adjoining ramen bar, a rotation of on-site food trucks sates your hunger as you order another round.
    1 article
  • Lawrence Dunham Vineyards

    13922 S. Kuyendall Cutoff Rd., Pearce Outside the Valley

    2 articles
  • Lawrence Dunham Vineyards Wine Gallery

    6951 E. 1st St. Central Scottsdale

    602-320-1485

    7 articles