Passion Cellars

A definite 5 star experience.
The wines were priced very reasonably which isn’t always the case for stuff in Jerome and Sedona.
The Heaven’s Half Acre was indeed heavenly.
I loved all of the reserves, amazing.
I will be telling all of my friends!

We really enjoyed our visit to Passion Cellars. I loved the Heaven’s Half Acre (red blend). I thought the Salvatore Vineyard wines were great. I joined the wine club! The store was beautifully decorated, and the town of Jerome is awesome.

Disappointed. I spent $ 40 (i think it was 40) on a bottle of hells half acre and it appears to turned despite keeping it at the appropriate temperature. Colored stuff floating about in it, smelled turned.

Upon walking in, a mustachioed man emerges from behind a curtain proclaiming, «Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain! «I knew this was the place for me.
Pleasure or poison, we had our pick and pick we did! I had a tasting of five wines chosen by our wise host while my wife had five of the sweet varietals. I knew fate was in my favor when I saw that mustache and hat combination and right I was. Of the five wines he poured me, five were heaven, or hell as the case may be.
Much snark was given and much snark was received, but know this: that wizard of wine in his fortress of spirits will not lead you astray. His cunning and charm are surpassed by only one virtue, that marvelous mustache.

First, the wine was OK — we found a couple of bottles we liked out of a dozen. But that was secondary to the conversation and entertainment from our host. He was more interesting than anything else in Jerome.

Jerome is a great stop in Arizona. I visited this «tasting room» a few weeks ago & was Disgusted with it’s «wine» and presentation. They have A lot to Learn about Wine Making there & you add they had a «Used Car Salesman Pitch» that was Cheesy & Unsettling. On top of it they wanted +$ 30 a bottle for what is Clearly $ 10 bottle of Wine. Come On People — You can Fool yourself but you can’t Fool those who Know. If I were you «Pass» on the (lame named) Passion Wine. The Shack next door is even worse wine, don’t waste your time. There were a couple other decent tasting rooms in Jerome worth spending money at if Wine is in your sights. Cheers, Larry Smits

Great location for a tasting. Passion Cellars produces some great wines. Try the Specter! You won’t be disappointed!!!

My wife and I decided we wanted to experience all that a little city called Jerome had to offer. We parked the car and started to walk down the street. This is the place she darted into first.
When we both walked in we were greeted by a very nice younger lady. She asked us if we would like to wine taste today. Of course, my wife was like YES, so we sat down at the bar.
She handed us a menu to share, where we got to pick 5 wines on the list for $ 12.00. She suggested that we do different wines so we could try everything that they had to offer. So she poured my wife first the Pinot Grigo while I tried a different white (can’t remember what it was called). We went through a couple whites, a rose colored wine, and then to reds.
The lady pouring the wines explained each one, while talking to us about where we both were from and what brought us to jerome. she explained to us about their winery, where the grapes were grown etc. We always like to get the history that goes along with the tasting.
After we had gone through all our tastes in our 5 wines to choose from, she started to pour us more on the house which was awesome. We got to try some of their dessert wines too. No ports though, which bummed me out.
Overall, this place was pretty cool. Worth stopping in

Wine tasting here was fun! We walked in and was greeted right away. We were the only couple in here till we got through two of the wines we tasted.
You can do agave nectar wines or 5 wines on there list for $ 12. If you buy wine they wave your tasting fee.
She started us with the Jerome white which was very light and dry. My type of wine. We tatted their Pinot Grigio, a rose (which was my favorite), then a Cabernet Sauvignon, and a few others. She let us taste their dessert wine as a bonus pour, but this wasn’t for me.
The lady that was pouring out wines was very friendly, and explained everything in great detail.
Overall we had a great time!

The wine is decent. The bottles in all the Jerome stores are overpriced but I guess that is the general atmosphere for everything there because it is Jerome.
Our main problem was the odd service. The person behind the counter didn’t have a lot of positive things to say about AZ wines. It came across as CA or nothing for him. Didn’t even like the Mexican food in AZ. Not really sure why he is working there and not back where he really wants to be.
Strange considering he sells mostly or all AZ wines there.
We will find someplace else to go next time.

Small little tasting room, where we got swindled and paid $ 4.50 for a one ounce pour. It was cute and if you did a full tasting, it would have been a better experience. Wine was pretty decent.

Cool tasting room. Plenty of room to stand at the bar and also some couches to sit on. In addition to the tasting, we ordered a cheese and meat plate (incl fruit) that was really good. They had a good variety of wines ranging from sweet to the typical. For my husband and I, this is great as we have very different tastes in wines. I really enjoyed this tasting room and their wines.

Passion Cellars is an amazing establishment. I highly recommend it to anyone traveling through or staying in the area. Thank you Lisa and Cody for the wealth of knowledge and information you provided me with when it comes to wine making, and the understanding of what actually drives the differences in taste. Passion Cellars is both cozy and modern with a great vibe and an amazing staff to support their delicious product. A glass of wine will never be looked at the same way again and will be appreciated a thousand times more!