Beer, Wine & Spirits in Paradise Valley

Versed in vintages from around the globe and down the block, Vino 100's aficionados personally curate the shop’s collection of more than 150 wines. Blond wood shelves display bottles stacked into tidy pyramids and sporting labels from wineries such as Oberon, Coppola, and Toad Hollow. In addition to gracing home wine cabinets with new vintages, the shop rewards oenophiles with membership to the grapenutz Wine Club, which unlocks perks including discounts and complimentary bottles. In addition to special events such as live music, wine-pairing dinners, and Bartles and Jaymes look-alike contests, Vino 100 invites patrons to informative wine classes covering topics ranging from tasting tips to wine-production secrets. In the spirit of Dionysian goodwill, the shop helps support a roster of community partners such as schools and animal rescues.

Located in Tempe, Studio Vino combines an urban feel with wine tasting and making to create a personalized and unique experience for connoisseurs and casual wine drinkers alike. Featuring only wines from Arizona, the winery strives to offer its guests a modern experience while sampling between 8 and 11 of the winery's red and white varietals, each paired with hand-selected cheeses, crackers, and chocolates. In addition to tastings, Studio Vino offers personalized wine labels to help transform a memorable sip into a keepsake.

Still in its infancy as one of Arizona’s newest craft breweries, The Phoenix Ale Brewery churns out a diverse crop of beers concocted by owner Greg “Fretzy” Fretz. Tipplers can sample Greg’s namesake, Fretzy’s unfiltered ale, alongside a watermelon flavored wheat ale or Camelback IPA inside the taproom. Knowledgeable staffers are happy to guide guests around the brewery, discussing the beers on tap and letting a lucky few sample experimental recipes before they hit the market.