The Colibri House

Special Offer • August – November

 

Winegrower Weekend Package 

Enjoy a 2-Night Stay at the Colibri House for 4 people 

The Colibri House is a fully equipped and restored house with two bedrooms, one bathroom, a full kitchen, spacious common areas and a large wrap around porch.

The house has coffee, tea and other non-alcoholic refreshments. Special Colibri wines are available for purchase.

While cooking at The Colibri house is our favorite thing to do, there’s a great food option driving distance away in Rodeo. It’s called Sky Island Grill and Grocery, a small provisional store with good tasting take away foods.

Optional dinner experience: On Saturday, join Eric and his harvest team for afternoon cocktails and an evening, family meal paired with Colibri Library Wines. If grapes are being harvested either Saturday or Sunday morning, you are welcome to join in the fun.

The perfect retreat for those seeking solace from the daily grind. Early risers can catch outstanding sun rises or sleep in and catch the nighttime desert stars and planets in our dark sky neighborhood. Although we are a vineyard at work, strolling through our vineyard is encouraged on most days and it’s possible to see wild animals like our canyon turkeys, foxes, deer, coatis. Our location is remote so get in the mood to take some time to slow down.

Available Dates

Sept. 20 – 22
Oct. 11 – 13

Cost

House Rental: $375 per night

Optional Dinner Experience: $100 per person
(includes dinner, cocktails, and wine on Saturday)

About Colibri Vineyard

Colibri Vineyard, Chiricahua Mountains Arizona

Colibri Vineyard was planted in 2000 on the site of the old Morrow apple orchard located in Whitetail Canyon on the eastern flank of the Chiricahua Mountains. Located on north-facing slopes at an elevation of 5,200 feet, this is our coolest site and one of the highest elevation vineyards in the state. The rhyolitic (granite-like) soils here are unique in our portfolio and are reminiscent of the great Rhone site Hermitage. The soils and climate here combine to create the spiciest and most austere wines in our portfolio.

These slopes total 9 acres and are planted to:

  • Syrah clones 99, 174, and 474 on 110r and 1103p
  • Grenache 362 on 1103p
  • Grenache Tablas Clone on 1103p
  • Mourvèdre Clone 369 on 1103p
  • Counoise on 110r
  • Picpoul Blanc on 1103p
  • Gamay on its own roots
  • Roussanne on 1103p
  • Marsanne grafted onto older Viognier vines that were on 1103p
  • Mission from late 1800’s vines in New Mexico on their own roots
  • Petite Verdot on 110r