Harvest season 2020.
Early mornings in the Arizona vineyards are beautiful, especially in the high desert.
About Sip Sedona wine tours:
I started Sip Sedona wine tours not only because I love wine, but because I love how it brings people together and the experiences we have while sharing a bottle. A sip of wine or bite of good food can bring back so many memories of travel, special occasions or gatherings. As a guide I’m honored to help create these experiences for you and your friends and family.
My family.
We’d like to welcome you to the Southwest like family.
Your wine guide, Dylan Jung.
As owner and guide of Sip Sedona, your business means a lot to my family, and I want to welcome you to the Verde Valley like family. My wife and I are raising three kids and a little gray cat in our humble home in this desert oasis.
I love to entertain and read a room, and as a musician and former DJ I’ve learned how to curate great experiences. Having lived in the area for 20 years, I have a lot to share with you and wish for you to have a sense of our community. It’s not just about the wine, it’s about experiencing the Verde Valley.
Painting by Libby Caldwell
Libby did this painting during the 2020 harvest season. It’s my mother and me and other vineyard crew at D.A. Ranch and Lodge on Page Springs Rd.
Coffee into wine.
I worked in the specialty coffee industry for many years before discovering a passion for the wine world. The two industries share a lot in common, especially when it comes to sensory analytics. There is so much to experience and learn about wine, and it’s all fascinating.
I’ve been working in winery tasting rooms, guiding tours and helping in vineyards during harvest season. It’s romantic and poetic at times, and the local wine industry is full of awesome and amazing people. I’ll introduce you to some as we journey through Northern Arizona’s wine country.