Have more fun, more food, and make new foodie friends on a culinary, brewery, or winery tour.
Tucson's culinary tours combine experiences at independent restaurants, local farms, wineries, breweries, and artisanal food and drink purveyors. Here's a chance to explore the cuisine, culture, and neighborhoods of this incredible culinary destination.
In addition to being a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, Tucson is one of the fastest-growing craft beer destinations in the country. Popping up all over town are not-to-be-missed bars and taprooms featuring creative brews infused with local flavors and native ingredients.
In Southern Arizona's two wine-growing areas -- centered on Sonoita-Elgin-Patagonia in Santa Cruz county and Willcox in Cochise county -- the first vineyards in Arizona (and among the first in the country) were planted in the 17th century by Franciscan missionaries. Local winemakers enjoy climate and soil conditions that experts say are perfect for growing grapes. See for yourself on a tasting tour.
