Our spacious casitas are located within our Estate Vineyard and are a short walk to our tasting room. The path is lit at night. Each casita features floor to ceiling windows with spectacular views of the Biscuit and the Mustang mountains. Our boutique hotel amenities include a small kitchen equipped with a wine cooler, refrigerator, Nespresso coffee maker, plush robes, slippers, and luxury towels. We provide half bottles of wine to celebrate your arrival.

We’re happy to make reservations for you at our Tasting Room for a wine tasting and shared
plates. Our shared plates make a great lunch or late afternoon treat. We’re happy to make dinner reservations for you at The Biscuit when you book your stay with us. Breakfast is pre-stocked in your casita so you can enjoy it on your patio or inside in your “little house.”

TASTING ROOM

See a sample of what we're plating and pouring in the Tasting Room. Our menu changes seasonally and we support local growers.
Reservation fees waived for Casita guests

DINNER AT THE BISCUIT 

In the evening, our Tasting Room becomes our restaurant, The Biscuit. Our casually elegant menu showcase our wines and has suggestions for wines that pair beautifully with our entrees. Save space for our legendary desserts!

View a sample dinner menu at The Biscuit.
Reservation fees waived for Casita guests

Southern Arizona is a land of wide-open spaces with lots to see and do. We’ve organized our recommendations by drive time to make it easier for you to plan your visits to these top-rated destinations.

30 minutes or less drive from LMV

Sonoita-Elgin Wine Trail  Southern Arizona is the original Arizona wine region, dating back to when the Jesuits arrived in the 1600’s to build missions and brought their grapevines with them to make wine. Currently there are 16 wineries for you to experience.

Kartchner Caverns State Park   A rare living cave, Kartchner Caverns reveals a hidden world of vast limestone rooms and natural sculptures. Reserve your tour tickets in advance as this is one of the State’s most popular attractions.

The Nature Conservancy’s Ramsey Canyon Preserve  Ramsey Canyon is a migratory corridor and critical nesting habitat for many species of birds, including hummingbirds. Enjoy hiking and bird watching here.

Fort Huachuca Established in 1877 during the Native American Wars, Fort Huachuca was home to the “Buffalo Soldiers,” the Tenth Calvary Division composed of African American Fighters. In 1916, these men accompanied General Pershing when he chased Pancho Villa into Mexico. The Fort Huachuca Historical Museum exhibits military memorabilia.

45-minute drive from LMV

Pima Air & Space Museum  This outdoor museum houses more than 400 historic aircraft and is the third-largest aviation museum in the country. Guided tours are recommended since, often, the volunteer guides are retired military personnel and exceptionally knowledgeable.

Bisbee  Enter this historic mining town through the Mule Pass tunnel, the longest tunnel in Arizona. Explore the steep, winding streets and hit the highlights which include the Queen Mine Tour, Brewery Gulch, Bisbee’s 1000 ("The Great Stair Climb"), and the Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum.

Tombstone  “The Town Too Tough to Die” is the real thing despite its touristy trappings. See the O.K. Corral with the gunfight re-enactment, the Tombstone Courthouse, Boothill Graveyard, Crystal Palace Saloon, and more.

One hour to 1 ½ hour drive from LMV

Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum A special blend of zoo, science center, aquarium, museum, and botanical garden, this mostly-outdoor museum tells the story of life in the Sonoran Desert. It is a one-of-a-kind place in a spectacular natural setting that enthralls adults and children.

Mission of San Xavier Del Bac  The “White Dove of the Desert” is an elegant historic mission composed of domes and arches. Built in the late 1700’s, it was created to serve the needs of the local community, specifically the village of Wa:k (San Xavier District) on the Tohono O’odham reservation – and it continues to do so today.

Tubac   A place where art and history meet, contemporary Tubac is a dream destination for shoppers who like Southwest and Mexican design. The Tubac Center for the Arts exhibits works by local artists.

Tumacácori   Tumacácori Mission is a national treasure. Built around 1800 by the Franciscans, it rises from the desert floor like a half-finished cathedral.

Tucson  The second largest city in the state, Tucson is the oldest inhabited city in the country. The Presidio San Agustin del Tucson was established in 1775. Surrounded by four mountain ranges, the city offers year-round outdoor adventure as well as a variety of exciting cultural opportunities and culinary choices.

From the West  [Phoenix | Tucson]

I-10 East to El Paso | Take Exit #281 to 83 South toward Sonoita, Patagonia

As you crest the mountain pass just after mile marker 43, you’ll catch your first glimpse of The Biscuit on your left. You’ll be here in about 30 minutes.

Turn left at the junction to AZ-82 East for 7 miles. Turn right onto Upper Elgin Road. Just past the first farm, you’ll see the entrance to Los Milics Vineyards on your left.

For Check-in, follow the signs to the Tasting Room. Once checked in, please follow the signs to your dedicated Casitas parking.

From the East  [Sierra Vista | Bisbee | Tombstone]

When approaching Elgin on AZ-82E

From your location, when approaching Elgin on AZ-82 East, turn left onto Upper Elgin Road. Just past the first farm, you’ll see the entrance to Los Milics Vineyards on your left.

For Check-in, follow the signs to the Tasting Room. Once checked in, please follow the signs to your dedicated Casitas parking.