Discover Unique Wine And Brews In Utah’s Unexpected Alcohol Scene
If you’re a Utah local you’re familiar with liquor stores and five percent seltzers. In fact, Utah is probably THE anti-alcohol state. Despite that, there are some super cool local wineries and breweries for you to try.
The best way to enjoy some delicious wine is to obviously grab your favorite glass of wine and stay at home tomorrow night (it’s only Thursday don’t have too much fun). But you could also check out some of the local wineries and support Southern Utahns who are making that wine right at home.
Bold and Delaney Winery
This local winery is located in Dammeron Valley and offers a special kind of wine that’s unique to the area. The plot where the grapes are grown is in a volcanic field which gives the wine a unique flavor and texture, the website said.
You can order from the online shop for pick up if you want to try a bottle. You can also make an appointment for a wine tasting and charcuterie board to make it a fun event. I’ll definitely be adding this to my to-do list!
Zion Vineyards
Out in Leeds, this winery is all about Utah roots. Zion Vineyards regularly competes in the Utah Wine Competition and takes home medals and has received a gold for its Tempranillo in 2022. The “rugged desert environment” is what these winemakers say makes the wine taste so good.
You can’t buy online but you can make an appointment to do a wine tasting at $25 per person. Walk-ins are welcome but for larger parties you’ll want to call.
Water Canyon Winery
This winery has a ton to offer and more than just wine. Water Canyon Winery is in Hilldale and is a perfect weekend getaway spot. The winery offers glamping in air streams, weddings, private events, wine tasting, wine tours, and more. Not only does it look gorgeous, but it sounds like a fun place for a date night.
The website said that Water Canyon Winery specializes in natural wines focusing on keeping the drink as untouched as possible.
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