Sad news… Friends are telling me that Ann Roncone has changed her business model.
Dear Valued Customers,
“20 years ago, Lightning Ridge Cellars was launched. Today, we’re writing to let you know we’ll be moving to the next chapter in our business. Over the years, we’ve enjoyed meeting and becoming friends with many of you. This shift in business comes with the changing times, and we look forward to connecting with you in our new venture.
Lightning Ridge Cellars will transition to a winery with a wine club, participate in some festivals, but will no longer have a tasting room.
It will take some time to convert to our new business profile, but we’ll keep you posted on what’s happening via our website and Instagram page. Our tasting room will be closed as of the end of December 2024.
Feel free to reach out to us via messaging on our website if you have any questions.
Again, we very much value your friendship, business, and support over the years and look forward to providing our wines to you by way of our new venture.
Our very best to you!
Ann Roncone
Owner/Winemaker
Lightning Ridge Cellars
A friend invited me to dinner recently in Paso Robles, and this is the wine he served. He picked it up on a trip to Arizona. What a great wine! Lightning Ridge Cellars is located in a wine-growing region south and east of Tucson, Arizona. Elgin, to be exact. Go to Arizona, visit the Sonoita/Elgin area, and drink. I’ll talk about wines from this area once I pay them a secret visit. I’ll have to leave one of my business cards behind clandestinely.
Love you all, Aria!