About Tirrito Farm
Tirrito Farm is a working farm in Willcox that brews its own beer. The taproom sits among vineyards and cattle pastures, 4,200 feet up in the high desert. Every beer is brewed on site.
The taproom pours house-brewed beer, seasonal releases and beer flights. The range runs from crisp lagers and hop-forward IPAs to rich stouts. A set of core beers is available year round.
Beer is only part of the farm. There is a kitchen, the Beehive Café for coffee and pastries, a vineyard with estate wine, and lodging in glamping domes, casitas and RV sites. Sunday brings a brunch service.
Saturday evenings have live music, and farm tours run on Fridays and Saturdays. Pets are welcome in the courtyard on a leash. The entrance, parking lot, restroom and seating are all wheelchair accessible.
From Tirrito Farm's own website and its Google listing, read October 31, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
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Questions people ask
Can I bring my dog to Tirrito Farm?
Yes. Pets are welcome for seating in the courtyard if they stay on a leash and on the ground. They are not allowed in the glamping domes or casitas.
Is there live music?
Yes. Saturdays have live music in the evening. Friday evenings may feature a player piano or other entertainment.
Can I take a farm tour?
Yes. Tours run on Fridays and Saturdays, for individuals or small groups. You see the animals, vineyards, brewery and lodging, and you should register ahead.
Can I eat there as well as drink?
Yes. The Kitchen serves farm-to-table meals and the Beehive Café serves coffee, breakfast and pastries. Sunday has a brunch menu.
Is Tirrito Farm wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The entrance, parking lot, restroom and seating are all wheelchair accessible.
Answers come from Tirrito Farm's website and its Google listing, read October 31, 2026.
Before you visit Tirrito Farm
Expect a working farm rather than a typical taproom. Beer, food, coffee and wine all sit on the same property, so you can spend a whole day here. The courtyard is where pets are welcome.
Check tirritofarm.com before you go. The events calendar shows the live music, and the brewery page lists the current core and seasonal beers. The taproom is closed early in the week, so look at the hours page too.
Wear closed-toe shoes if you plan to take a farm tour. Register ahead, because tours can fill up. Electric vehicle chargers are on site if you need a top-up before the road.