A local suggested I stop at the pecan business. Perhaps, because the family had relatives visiting,…read moreI didn't ask the questions I should have. The older lady, Mrs. Lee?, seemed hard of hearing and eager to get back to her guests while waiting on me. I thought the pecans I bought were over-priced. No weight is listed on the bags so I can't do a fair comparison with my other source. Another thing is that a warning label about "shell pieces" on the sack have me worried about unexpectedly biting down on a shell. I don't worry about such from conventional marketers' products.

we pulled up to the house and the lady came out and we bought some great pecans. we will be back if…read morein the area again.

We went by yesterday, A Saturday, on the way back from the Cochise Stronghold trails…read more The vineyard is 1.5 mile from the entrance. We were the only ones there, no tastings going on. I just wanted to try a new White Wine from Arizona and pick up Pistachios that they also grow. I found both. The tasting room and wine cellar is below the living spaces. Easy entry From parking. She explained her Whites, I told her I wanted something close to a Sauvignon Blanc. We ll see. I know the nuts are good, the most fresh I ever had.

The ONLY winery worth the price and quality to tour in Wilcox! I was not happy with the rest but…read morethis one I bought 2 bottles very good price and good service- actually open on time unlike their other winery.

Tyler was our somm. Very personable and offered his expertise on a few selections. Delicious wine,…read morelovely tasting room. It was the fall wine festival in Willcox.... Lots of people and special pricing on wine. I was looking for something specific and unfortunately it was sold out, however Tyler recommended a couple of choices that fit the bill nicely. Arizona has some amazing wineries, we are so lucky!! This was a lovely experience and I will be back!

We tasted the premium red flight. They were very nice wines. We also enjoyed an excellent…read morecharcuterie board.

Favorite tasting room in Willcox. Their wine is delicious and they have a great selection of both…read morereds and whites. Meg is amazing and so knowledgeable about every aspect of their wine, down to the barrel! This tasting room is a must if you are looking for the best wine in Willcox. I recommend the Tempranillo and Carbernet Sauvignon!

The wine tasting was very pleasant. I enjoyed my visit and would recommend it. they have a decent…read morevariety.

Went wine tasting with my mom here and enjoyed it! Cute and simple place with some seating inside…read more Forget the lady's name that served us but she was nice and really knowledgeable about the wine. We bought our favorite bottles to go. Definitely would go back!

One of my favorite places to visit in Willcox. Close to home is always a plus but the wine is very…read moregood and i always take some on our trips to surprise people with good AZ wine. Plus I love visiting for the company. Nice people.

We visited here for my kids school trip and overall this was an enjoyable and memorable experience…read more This museum is more of a personal collection of Native American items from several cultures. It's beautiful to see and also, I left with a feeling that's particular and not quite explainable. The staff were great, the facilities well kept, a good drive around the space, watch out for snakes, take time to read-that's where lots of information is. No pictures allowed inside

I attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Texas Canyon Nature preserve trails earlier…read moretoday. Over eight miles of 3' to 5' wide trails are now open to the public. I hiked over eight miles today among the hoodoos, then listened to two nature lectures on the afternoon. Volunteers were friendly and helpful. Indian food was available and so was free water. I spent over six hours here and I didn't even have time to walk through the museum or art gallery. The trails were free today, but regular admission will be $12 from 9-3:30 when the museum is open

Oh my goodness, what a nice time we had at Zarpara! Rhona was wonderful and the wines were great…read more The tasting experience was delightful and there was indoor and outdoor seating which gave us nice choices; however, we enjoyed standing at the bar talking to Rhona. In addition to the wines and the tasting room, the views were so pretty. This is a lovely experience! Be sure to stop by!

We had a wonderful experience visiting Zarpara at their vineyard location just outside the town of…read moreWillcox. We enjoyed the warm hospitality and casual environment. The owner poured for us and was very interesting to listen to. They had a few specials, and we left with 5 bottles to enjoy later. As the reds got heavier, we enjoyed them all the more. They were also dog friendly, which was great. Go and enjoy!

Wow great..lunch too..delish. Wonderful coach, his driving explanations were spot on...I really…read moredug the ground school. My 1/2 day package I got 4 sessions on track driving my car + 1 session in the middle of those, in his car watching and listening...He's great and calm too. So happy I got to do this. It was a holiday gift from the dog rescue shelter I volunteer at/for..in the area. They bid on it as a fund raiser auction with a dog food 'bank' the dog rescue gets much of the dog foods at...in Tucson... I cannot say enough good things, the entire staff was sharp kind and helpful. you HAVE to go..

We've had a membership for about four years, and the facility keeps getting better. Each time we…read morecome we are convinced all the amenities are there and nothing can be improved, yet each time more things are added to improve the fan experience. Air-conditioned observation lounge with leather sofas, a water-bottle fridge, a soda fridge, and 360° views is awesome. Shaded outside observation deck is also awesome. However, what sets Inde aside is the sheer customer-service and customer-pleasing and professional attitude of the working staff. From John Mabry, Track/Facility Manager, to Chachi who greeted us, took lunch orders, remembered who everyone was, and then made the lunches to spec, to Jason who came to let us know the timing for separation of Closed-Wheel, Open-Wheel, and Bike categories once the latter two showed up -- EVERYONE was top-notch perfect. This wasn't the first time. I've seen John frustrated at on-track action, off-track delays, etc. and he's ALWAYS willing to smile and answer a question or discuss what's going on. This outing was a group of our employees and their +1s. We got to introduce new people to on-track driving, let seasoned veterans do their thing, enjoy a fabulous lunch, and be treated like VIPs. Even the huge monitors said "Welcome" with our group name. These "little details" are what set Inde from the "golf club" analogy, or the "private dining room" in a restaurant, or the "ballroom wedding party" at a hotel. Truly this is a class act, and owner Graham Dorland should be proud of these people for their perfection. Ehud Gavron Tucson AZ P.S. If I'm willing to wake up early on Fathers' Day Sunday and drive two hours... and two hours back... you better believe it's WELL WORTH IT!!