This is too good to be true! 

Be a part of a brand new concept at The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess!

Four night stay in a Fairmont Deluxe Accomodation and includes:

• Tequila Tasting for Two at La Hacienda


• Pinot Noir Tasting for Two at The Grill


• Kobe Beer Tasting Dinner for Two at Bourbon Steak


• Southwest Bloody Mary Mixology Experience and Cocktails for two at LV Bistro


• and....Tennis Lesson with Wimbledon Champion John Austin for Two.

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Details below:

At Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, passion for life is what makes every moment memorable. Come join the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess for a new collection of enriching experiences.

Demystifying Tequila

Take a journey to Mexico with the resort's resident tequila goddess as she guides you through the history of tequila. Learn the characteristics of Reposado, Anejo, and Blanco tequila as you sample Herradura, 7 Leguas, and Tequila Ocho.

La Hacienda by Richard Sandoval.

West to South Pinot Noir Tasting

Join the resort's sommelier on a Pinot Noir tour from West to Southwest and learn the characteristics and details of the Argyle Nuthouse from Willamette Valley, Oregon; Robert Mondavi Carneros from Napa Valley, California; and Gruet from New Mexico.

Southwest Bloody Mary Experience

Your server will prepare your Southwest Bloody Mary tableside, just the way you like it, using hand-crafted Tito's vodka, raw horseradish, fresh vegetables, Worcestershire, and spices. You'll take away a recipe card and the resort's "secret" spice mix to create your own Bloody Mary experience at home.

Snake River American Kobe Beef Tasting

Refined in Japan's Kobe region over hundreds of generations, discover the intense flavor and supreme tenderness of Snake River Farms American Wagyu Beef in this tasting. Three different cuts (totalling 12 ounces) showcasing various preparations such as smoked, grilled, and braised -- each complimented by chef's selection of seasonal sides.

Tennis Lesson with JOHN AUSTIN. 

About John Austin:

John and his sister Tracy Austin were the first brother-sister team to win the Wimbledon championship title in 1980 in Mixed Doubles. Born into a family of five siblings, tennis is in the Austin DNA, as four of them competed at Wimbledon. Austin climbed the international rankings to a Top 40 world ranking in six years competing on the ATP Tour. Among his wins were victories over # 1-ranked John McEnroe, former French Open champion Yannick Noah, Andres Gomes, Wojtek Fibak, and twins Tim and Tom Gullikson. He was also selected three times as an alternate/practice partner for the U.S. Davis Cup team. Prior to entering the professional ranks, John was a member of the victorious 1976 UCLA NCAA championship team and a 1978 NCAA doubles champion. He reached the NCAA doubles final in 1977.