Located in the heart of Arizona wine country just 50 miles south of metro Tucson, Flying Leap's Estate Vineyards, Winery and Distillery facilities are one of the most beautiful wine venues in the southwestern United States. We've spared no detail in ensuring that the customer experience at our winery estate is first-class, premium comfort, and wonderfully extraordinary.
We invite you to come relax and unwind at our property, learn about Arizona grape viticulture and winemaking from our team of trained sommeliers, and discover the intricacies of the art of distillation. All Flying Leap wine is produced solely from vineyards the company owns & operates in the state of Arizona.
We invite you to come relax and unwind at our property, learn about Arizona grape viticulture and winemaking from our team of trained sommeliers, and discover the intricacies of the art of distillation. All Flying Leap wine is produced solely from vineyards the company owns & operates in the state of Arizona.
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Flying Leap is a committed team of Arizona family farmers, skilled winemakers & artisan distillers, and a team of passionate wine & spirits retail merchants. Flying Leap is also a full-service, direct distributor of its wines and spirits portfolio to on & off-premise wholesale customers.
We grow a vast portfolio of French, Spanish and Italian winegrapes at our vineyards in southern and southeastern Arizona, and we produce a delicious array of ultra-premium wines and distilled spirits from our harvests.Flying Leap is also the parent company of Arizona Rub.
We grow a vast portfolio of French, Spanish and Italian winegrapes at our vineyards in southern and southeastern Arizona, and we produce a delicious array of ultra-premium wines and distilled spirits from our harvests.Flying Leap is also the parent company of Arizona Rub.
A wine tasting flight at Flying Leap venues consists of 6 x 1-oz pours of a combination of white, red, and port-style wine samples, as well as a souvenir 22-oz German-made, stemmed wine glass. The tasting line-up at each venue is different and changes daily. We do not pro-rate tasting flights if the customer chooses to skip a selection on the tasting flight.
Located 50 miles south of metro Tucson, Flying Leap's winery estate in Elgin features a world-class distillery, barrel house, tasting room and spacious event center in the heart of Arizona's scenic wine country. As one of Arizona's largest growers of wine grapes, Flying Leap's distilling emphasis is on grape-based spirits, including vodka, brandy, grappa and an assortment of delicious infused liqueurs made from eau-de-vie.
Reviews (10)
Aj L.
Jan 26, 2022
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My wife and friend visited the wine tasting room while me and her husband visited the spirits side. The wines were impressive but the spirits were exceptional. Very creative distilling going on here and I left with a vodka, a brandy and a rye whiskey. Outstanding service, information and color was given by our server/hostess. Unique spirits, fun experience.
Cathy Wakefield
Jan 08, 2022
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It was our first time wine tasting in the area. Had tried Flying Leap wine at a local restaurant. Was pleasantly surprised to find they also had tasting at the distillery. Very nice place with friendly and knowledgeable staff. We had a great experience tasting at the distillery. A bit pricey for the wine tasting, although you got to taste 7 wines, but could not try the Sangiovese due to low supply. The wine we did taste was good, as were the spirits.
Ramin Tabatabai
Dec 25, 2021
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Adam Smith
Dec 25, 2021
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Dennis Silvert
Dec 21, 2021
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Andrew Diggle
Dec 12, 2021
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Great experience, Mark was very knowledgeable and took an extensive amount of time out of his day to explain both the winery and distilling processes. All of our questions were answered thoroughly in both the scientific terminology and layman’s terms. The wine was fantastic, spirits were equally as good. Worth a visit and don’t forget to get your apple brandy eggnog as a holiday treat from the bar!
David Dutton
Nov 14, 2021
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It was very busy with only one person holding down the fort, but she handled everything with aplomb. The wines were all wonderful. Tastings and some of the wines were a bit pricey, but there were more pours than typical, there was a nice discount with a purchase, and there was a souvenir wine glass, too, so it all worked out.
Cheree Frausto
Sep 13, 2021
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Alex Bowman
Sep 03, 2021
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Showed up about 40 minutes before closing to meeting Karen behind the wine tasting bar. Came to find out that she normally works in the distillery side but from her presentation of the wine I wouldn't know. She took great care and effort in researching the wine to present us with an incredible in person experience.
As far as the wines, all of them were great and I don't even like red wines normally.
We will be back for the spirits soon.
As far as the wines, all of them were great and I don't even like red wines normally.
We will be back for the spirits soon.
Victor Bellino
Aug 13, 2021
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We had a mixed experience here. Nice venue in that it was modern and unique in that it had a wine vineyard/tasting room venue and a distillery/tasting room. The issue - to warn you- is if half your group wants to try one side of the building (eg taste wine), you can’t visit or be with the other half of your group drinking/tasting spirits! Also, our DD (designated driver aka not even drinking) dropped a glass as we was trying to carry 3 glasses with some tastes of wine to the table. Which begs the question… why were the staff not serving the tastes, and after it broke why did they jump to clean
