My friend and I visited for an afternoon wine tasting in January. She sampled several red wines; I tried several white wines. We shared a cheese board while we enjoyed the wines and a beautiful view from our table on the deck. So pleasant from start to finish! Stick around after your tasting and walk down to the pretty creek, too.

Visited the winery and took a private tour with Kayden and had lunch on property. We really enjoyed the private tour and all the behind the scenes knowledge. The lunch was also outstanding and gave us a chance to enjoy more of the wine. Beautiful grounds. Highly recommend a visit. Ocean City, Maryland

This tour is for the novice wine tasters. Our guide/sommelier was Kaden, who was very knowledgeable about the wines they produce and the process. The tour is around their bottom portion 3.5 acre vineyard, where you see a fresh water spring and creek, where wine is pressed and fermented (it's not stomped on anymore) to the cellar where the last of the process happens. Tastings are along the way in a glass that you can purchase. Lunch is available indoors or on the patio. It is a bit pricey but tasty. They get a lot of foot traffic, so make reservations. Also, don't expect to taste any sweet wines unless you go during their harvest time, more like August to October, but they are known to produce more dry wines.

We decided to try a local winery on our way from Sedona to Phoenix, and PSC seemed like the best option after looking online at several in the area. I got the reserve tasting, and two bonus wines to compare. My husband for the combo flight, the first two whites having almost nothing to them being so light. He still seemed to like them. I was hoping for heavier reds for the "heavy" red column. The Dark Star sounded really good, and it was, I just wanted heavier. It was a different experience than the East Coast wines we are used to. The musician that day had an interesting vibe, but everything played was on repeat every few seconds, and it got to be irritating after a while listening to the same line 40 times in 15 minutes. Would've preferred no use of a loop pedal.

Lots of surprises for us here. We are from the other side of the country where there are lots of wineries. This is definitely a up and coming winery are compared to where we are from, but still a nice experience. Was not expecting to find this in a desert region. What a lovely place. Beautiful scenery, great access to a lovely spot on the river, nice wine tasting session, good views, they were even going to have a movie night but we didn’t get to stay for that. If you are in the area, you should stop here!