We are on a road trip at the moment and staying just down the street from this winery. We noticed…read moreit from the highway, read the reviews and decided it was definitely worth a visit. We stopped in this afternoon and we're very impressed by the fact that they grow all of their own grapes here on property, the vineyards are beautiful! She also told us they have over 52 varietals. The wine tasting is actually free for five selections, reserve wines not included, so that is super generous, considering what you pay another locations for a tasting. We loved the Valentino, the Pinot Grigio and the red we selected is the Montepulciano. If you have a partner that does not like wine, she also stocked some craft beers. It does look like they have some fun events here as they have a beautiful patio with an outdoor fireplace. There were locals coming in to buy their favorite wines, so this family business seems well loved by the locals. Cute spot and we would definitely stop in again!

The staff was great. The tasting generous and free. Bought three bottles of wine. Very good!read more

We love, love, love everyone that works and owns the vineyard- we always have such a great time…read morewhen we are there!

Here at Tularosa Winery. If you make it to New Mexico and near Roswell/White Sands National…read moreMonument, you need to stop by here and try their wines. They are also a host site for Harvest Host. If you are RV camping, members stay here for free and it suggested to make a purchase. The wine is real good, so that was NOT a problem. Also glad we did not have to drive after tasting. Love their wines.

We were RVing and stopped at this winery for camping with Harvest Host and wine tasting..we were…read morelucky enough to meet the manager who made us a great snack as we did an awesome wine tasting learning about the process of growing, harvesting and producing wines. The wines, food, and manager were fantastic we will definitely go again..and again..and again Salute and thank you

Went to have a tasting for Mother's Day and they had one employee working. We sat down over an…read morehour prior to closing but were told we can't order food as she's alone. I want to love this place cause I love the Reserve Cab. They can't ship it so my husband and I came back a second to purchase wine and have a tasting and snack.

The pistachios are the best. They have chili flavored ones that my husband loved. Very nice place.read more

It's an attractive store, and the staff are relatively friendly, but what I did not care for were…read moretheir White Chocolate Chunk Pistachio Cookies. I was excited to see these. The packaging was attractive and enticing, and they looked like they would be delicious, but one bite, and they were awful! They tasted old, and flavorless! They were $17 a bag, and simply not worth it. I only wish that they had had samples before I bought them. Oh, well. Never again. 3/5

Heart of the Desert Pistachios & Wine - Came for Pistachios, Left with Wine…read more We stopped here with a simple mission: grab a few bags of pistachios as gifts for friends back home. Easy, right? Well... not quite. The store itself is quaint and charming, filled with all kinds of temptations. Pistachios in every form, chocolates, wines, and gift options that make you rethink your original plan. You can taste a little of everything, which is both delightful and dangerous. Then we stepped out onto the patio with our pistachio ice cream, and wow... completely unexpected. The space is gorgeous. Calm, open, and the kind of place that makes you slow down without even trying. Honestly, if I lived nearby, I'd be planning celebrations here without a second thought. Somewhere between the views and the tasting, I tried their pistachio rosé. And yes, I had the same reaction, "wait... what?" But it worked. Different, pleasant, and surprisingly good. Good enough that I completely abandoned my pistachio gift plan and walked out with several bottles instead. A much more unique surprise. The staff were warm and welcoming, adding to the whole experience. No rush, no pressure, just genuine friendliness. We didn't have as much time as I would have liked, and that's probably the only downside. This is the kind of place where you want to linger longer, taste more, and just enjoy the moment. Came for pistachios. Left with wine and zero regrets.

Wow. What an incredible pistachio farm tour From the orchards to every single product, you can…read moretruly feel the care, integrity, and ethical values behind it all. How about those shiny floors everywhere! It's not just about amazing pistachios (though they're so good )--it's about the passion and purpose that go into everything you do. It's rare to see that level of care, and it made the visit truly special. The inviting patio to sip on wine amongst the carefully pruned trees was a bonus Grateful for such an inspiring experience, especially Melissia and Sabrine. #SupportLocal #SustainableFarming #Gratitude

Buffalo wings were delicious flavor was on point right tempature...the service was excellent also..read more

Came here for some wine tasting and we had such a pleasant experience. Aaron was phenomenal. He…read moreprovided such great service to ensure we had a relaxing time. I did a custom wine flight and it as so tasty. We also ordered the hummus and honey feta platter. The honey feta was so good, what a combo I didn't know I needed. Also the complimentary fresh bread with garlic butter is a dream. Beautiful views of the Organ mountains! The patio is so pet friendly and there are vegetarian options!

I stopped in Rio Grande Winery in Las Cruces, New Mexico and had a really nice experience. The…read moreoutdoor seating area is beautiful, with a great view of the mountains behind the vineyard. It was a little windy when I visited in March, but the scenery more than made up for it. I arrived a bit late for a full tasting since they stop tastings after 4 PM, but the staff was still kind enough to let me sample four different wines. I ended up enjoying them so much that I bought three bottles to take with me--two reds and one sparkling. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Honestly, everyone I met in Las Cruces seemed that way. At one point, a local woman nearby even asked if it would bother me if she smoked. I thought that was such a polite and considerate thing to do. Between the mountain backdrop, the relaxed atmosphere, and the friendly people, it was a really pleasant stop. I'd definitely recommend checking it out if you're in the area.

We recently visited Rio Grande Winery in Las Cruces and had an overall great experience with a few…read morehiccups. The highlight for us was the Petit Verdot, a fantastic New Mexico wine that we absolutely loved. The ambiance is beautiful, the venue itself is amazing, and it wasn't overly crowded, which made it easy to relax and enjoy the evening. The live music was outstanding. Moonshine Railroad from El Paso played, and they were incredible. They performed a mix of old and new country, and every song was a perfect two-step or waltz. Super danceable and so much fun. The winery should really advertise this band more because they were a huge part of what made the night special. Unfortunately, the service didn't match the setting. After our waiter brought our bottle of wine, he never returned. We ended up having to ask another waitress to put in our dessert order. He left for the evening without checking back with us, and we didn't even know he had left. Also, other reviews are accurate about needing better wait staff at the back area where the live bands play -- that process could definitely be improved. Our dessert (a brownie with ice cream) tasted burnt, which was disappointing after such a strong start with the wine. Despite the service issues and dessert mishap, we'll definitely return but next time we'll just order directly from the bar. The wine, atmosphere, and especially the music made it worth it.

We had such a wonderful wine tasting experience at Amaro Winery that we ended up purchasing several…read morebottles to take home. Our server, Allison, was very friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive. The pleasant owner showed up a little later and we enjoyed talking with him while we finished our tasting. We usually prefer dry reds, but Amaro has some unique sweet (not overly) wines such as Amour and Ambrosia, that we loved. We are glad that they ship to our state so we can order more wine soon. Added bonus, the patio is pup friendly in case you want to take your fur baby. Note: New Mexican wines are a hidden gem!

Local winery in Las Cruces. Great place to grab a drink in a low key environment. Lot of locals…read morethat keep coming back and a friendly place.

Food was so delicious!!! We were driving back from White sands when we decided to stop here on the…read moreway to El Paso. Place had indoor and outdoor seating and we decided to sit outside on a nice day. Food was very good and staff was very helpful!

Disappointing meal on this visit…read more We have been here multiple times, and usually order the same things. I have previous 5* reviews here. I'm hoping tonight was an off night. The insalata paolo was half the size it normally had been. It's supposed to be a salad for 2, tonight it was a salad for 1. The salmon pasta was plain, the salmon was raw, and seemed to be deep fried. We sent it back, and after a long wait we got another piece of oily deep fried salmon that was raw on the inside. The focaccia bread served with the pasta was rock hard and stale. We gave up and checked out. The server seemed busy and rushed, but was nice enough to take the salmon off the bill.