Silver Strike Winery

Visited tombstone this weekend. Did some wine tasting. We had really good service. And the place was really nice. The prices for wine tastes are priced like before Covid. And we get to keep the glass. This place was the cheapest out of the others. So make it your first top.

I'll start by saying I really wanted to like this wine. The winery is owned by a retired couple that followed a dream to own a winery. The wife is the wine master, and the husband pours the samples. The entire experience was very disappointing. My friends and I visited a couple of wine-tasting shops in Tombstone with limited expectations, although this exceeded my worst fears. All of the wines were cloudy and apparently unfiltered with a LOT of sediment. The whites had a distinct smell of various cleaning solvents, and most of the reds looked more like a smoothy than wine. The taste was as disappointing as the appearance. It was all we could do to finish the samples with a smile and politely extricate ourselves from the premises.

I love supporting local business and really wanted to like this place. However, this is some of the worst liquid I that has ever entered my mouth. I don't know how they messed this wine up so badly. I have visited a lot of wineries and made my own wine at home as well and let's just say this one is way at the bottom of the barrel. The neighboring winery Cabal Cellars isn't amazing wine but it's at least drinkable. Silver Strike wines are atrocious. Each new pour is waking into a more complex nightmare and the owners seem unaware of how bad their wines are. Maybe it's like a hidden camera thing where the people play it straight and see how polite other people can be when given questionable offerings. I don't know. All I know if that if you have a bottle of wine that is leaving purple streaks of sediment that stain the inside of the bottle, you're seriously doing something wrong. Sorry folks this one's a bust.

Oof. This wine was awful. The Maverick tasted like nail polish remover. The rest were barely tolerable. 2 Buck Chuck is a better wine. My friend dumped every one but I manage to get 2 down. Do not recommend.

Late post I was surprise to see a tasting room in the middle of Tombstone. This place was wonderful I loved the Syrah-Based port style wine I so wanted to buy it but was a bit pricey. I regret it now . I did take home Angelina which was really good. It went nicely with the ceviche I made

Tastings with Hank, the owner, were enjoyable because he is so knowledgeable. His wife Jann makes the wine from all Arizona grapes. Our favorites were their dry reds.It is located a couple doors down from the OK Corral.

This is a great, down home style wine tasting facility with the owner and wine maker personally working every day of the week to greet you and serve wonderful wine in a relaxed atmosphere. It's a MUST visit while in Tombstone!

What a warm and welcoming little tasting room in Tombstone. The owner was behind the bar and was so pleasant and informative. We were a group of six and we had such a nice time sitting in the back area on the couches tasting their yummy wines. Highly recommend supporting this adorable little business

This fall we had the greatest pleasure of meeting one of the owners and had a awesome tasting experience with our storyteller/ server . We ended up walking out with a case of exceptional quality wine. Great service, better wine, and good prices.

Kyle was very friendly. Wines weren't all that great but we enjoyed the visit and atmosphere was nice.