Scenic Desert Wine Distillery Brewery Route 66 Tour

Escape to a hidden desert gem at Little Old Wine Drinkers Winery, nestled on six acres with over 4,000 vines along scenic Winery Row just off historic Route 66. This authentic family-owned vineyard offers a true "Earth to Bottle" experience—watch the winemaking journey unfold from bare earth to your glass. Meet the charismatic owners whose entertaining stories and warm hospitality make every visit feel like catching up with old friends. Sip signature wines like their famous "Pink Bikini" (Grape-Strawberry blend), along with Pinot Grigio, Tempranillo, Rosé of Zinfandel, and rich red blends. Relax in the tranquil outdoor seating area surrounded by lush grapevines with breathtaking mountain views as your backdrop—the perfect spot for savoring award-winning wines under the Arizona sun. Tour guests rave about this as a "diamond in the rough" and "laugh from start to finish" destination. Open daily 11am-5pm MST. Experience why visitors call it "amazing in such a hostile environment".

Visit Arizona's oldest craft distillery at Desert Diamond Distillery (D3), family-owned since 2008 and located at Kingman Airport off historic Route 66. This award-winning distillery has earned international acclaim, including a near-perfect score of 99 for their 11-year barrel reserve rum at the prestigious 2023 IWSC awards in London, ranking #1 in the rum category. Everything is 100% fermented, distilled, aged, and bottled on-site using a state-of-the-art German still. Sample their Gold Miner rum collection featuring white rum, dark rum, and the popular agave rum sweetened with agave nectar—perfect for sipping. Whiskey lovers can try corn whiskey moonshine, aged wheat whiskey, and the unique Rum & Rye collaboration. Tours include the production room and barrel room, taking 20-30 minutes. Enjoy tastings at the famous vintage bar rescued from the old Las Vegas strip—a favorite of the Rat Pack. Open daily except Tuesday and Wednesday.

Experience Kingman's original craft brewery at Black Bridge Brewery, established in August 2013 on historic Route 66's Beale Street. Locally known as B3, this beloved downtown microbrewery was named after a railroad bridge that served as a secret gathering spot for locals since the 1960s. The brewery has created an atmosphere blending art, music, and exceptional craft beer. Sample year-round favorites like Evil Red IPA, Wicked Poison, Locomotive Stout, and Scorched Earth—a ghost pepper-infused specialty that's become a local legend. With over 20 craft brews on tap, including seasonal offerings like Prickly Pear Pale Ale, there's something for every palate. Non-drinkers can enjoy signature handcrafted ginger beer or cold-brew coffee. The cozy taproom features a small interior bar and an expansive backyard patio with a redwood stage hosting live music most weekends. Though food isn't served on-site, neighboring restaurants deliver directly to your table.

Discover a hidden gem in historic downtown Kingman at Siren's Cafe & Custom Catering. This charming family-owned cafe, run by mother-daughter duo Carmella Hynes and Denise McMillan, has earned its place as #85 on Yelp's Top 100 Places to Eat in the US 2024. Known for its welcoming, home-like atmosphere, Siren's serves artisan sandwiches and Euro-style paninis made from scratch with fresh-baked Italian bread, homemade ricotta, artichoke spreads, and locally-sliced meats. Signature items include the Curry Tito (curry chicken salad with green apple, craisins, and cashews) and La Rocco panini. Chef Carmella, who studied cooking in Florence, Italy, creates daily specials featuring seasonal ingredients and award-winning homemade soups that locals rave about. Open Monday-Friday. Siren's offers a perfect lunch stop with seating inside their mermaid-themed dining room or on the patio next to the neighboring brewery.