New law: Winery-brewery can share turf

Sisters Megan Haller, left, and Shannon Zouzoulas run Arizona Hops and Vines in Sonoita, which regularly hosts wine tastings. It also has a vineyard. Under a recently approved law, the sisters will also be able to brew beer on the land. Below, Haller shows some of the brewing equipment on th…

New law: Winery-brewery can share turf

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New law: Winery-brewery can share turf

A pair of sisters whose plan for a combination brewery and winery in Southern Arizona was thwarted by liquor laws can now draw up blueprints and buy brewing equipment.

No whining at Hops and Vines

You don't have to be an oenophile to take part in winery activities. At the Sober Shack, guests can sip non-alcoholic homemade sodas.

No whining at Hops and Vines

SONOITA - A friendly bit of advice if you trek down here to Arizona Hops and Vines: Watch out for Bob. He bites.

Hops and Vines mascot

Bob Marley the goat hangs around Arizona Hops and Vines. Watch out. He bites.

Unveiling new wine at Hops and Vines

Sonoita winery is hosting a speakeasy to celebrate the release of a new wine.

Speakeasy at Hops and Vines