Golden Rule Willcox Wine Tasting

Flying Leap is a dedicated team of Arizona family farmers, skilled winemakers, and artisan distillers based in the heart of Arizona wine country. They produce a diverse array of ultra-premium wines and grape-based spirits from their own vineyards and collaborate with vineyards in Mendoza, Argentina, to enhance their offerings. In addition to their wines and spirits, Flying Leap is the parent company of Arizona Rub, which specializes in premium dry rubs and seasonings designed to elevate BBQ and grilling experiences. With a commitment to quality and authentic Southwestern flavor, Flying Leap invites visitors to explore their scenic estate and learn about the intricacies of winemaking and distillation. Generated from the website

Copper Horse Vineyard, located in Portal, AZ, operates within the historic Willcox Commercial Building, which dates back to 1880. This unique tasting room not only features Copper Horse wines but also partners with Golden Rule and Strive, marking it as the first multi-tasting room in the state. The Willcox Commercial Building, once a general store frequented by notable figures like Natchez, son of Geronimo and Cochise, adds a rich historical backdrop to the wine tasting experience. Visitors can explore the area’s vibrant history while enjoying a curated selection of local wines. Generated from the website

Copper Horse Vineyard, located in the scenic Cochise County of southeastern Arizona, is dedicated to producing some of the nation's most sought-after wine grapes. This region, recognized as Arizona's second federally designated wine-growing area, offers a unique combination of soil, climate, and weather patterns that contribute to the cultivation of a diverse range of grape varieties. Founded by Eric and Regina Desfachelles, Copper Horse Vineyard prides itself on its commitment to quality and innovation in winemaking. With a selection that includes bold reds, vibrant whites, and dessert wines, the vineyard aims to cater to every palate while showcasing the potential of Cochise County as a premier wine destination. Generated from the website