We didn't do a tour, just shopped in the gift shop. You can find every flavor of pistachios you can image, or even plain ones. Since it was October, I found some pumpkin spice. You got to try it. Pickle flavor was another one, but I didn't care for it much. BarBQue was very good. Garlic was good and any of the ones with honey I liked. Lot's of sourveniers and all kinds of hot sauce. It's definitely worth a stop. Oh, and don't forget a picture with the giant pistachio!

Great Stop and Tour !! We are on a long vacation in NM and headed to our southern stops. My husband and I both enjoyed the homemade pistachios ice cream (yes there are some blue bell flavors but not this one and a few others). We did the wine tastings and tasted 4, they were OK. Too long waiting and then pushing one I previously said I didn’t like, made me back off. I’m sure some will like them. We just weren’t crazy about those we tried. The store itself is huge with lots of items & free pistachio samples. They have a few types to try. We did buy a couple of bags. The Tour with James was great and very informative. We toured the grapevines and pistachio trees and learned. Recommend to any one there to take the tour. It’s also very inexpensive. My husband and I both enjoy our stop here.

We went on the trolley tour. We had Matt as our tour guide very informative. Told us of the history and how the pistachios statue came about. We also stopped and had some ice cream, it was very good. Also tried the different flavors of pistachios and also brought some for home.

Great gift shop and very good ice cream. Really amazing variety of flavored pistachios, hot sauce, candy, souvenirs, you name it. The staff there were all extremely pleasant. Long line for ice cream outside, but well worth the wait. I regret that we didn't have the time to take part in one of the tours of the farm.

Fun experience! Our tour guide, Tara, was amazing ! I bought pistachio fudge and decorations for my house. I'll be back to try the ice cream! This is my second visit in four years!

We stopped at the country store on a girls wine trip. Lori is Fantastic!! The wine was great but her hospitality made our stop memorable. We walked out with 2 bottles of wine each. We will definitely stop again.

You will start seeing the signs for PistachioLand as soon as you hit the New Mexico border (and maybe before). It's like the Wall Drug of NM. This was our second time to Pistachio land. The largest pistachio nut is worth the detour just for the photo ops. The store is loaded with pistachio products as well as many other types of souvenirs from t-shirts to wine (tasting available for adults). There is a separate ice cream shop where you can get pistachio flavored ice cream along with other items. There is free off-street parking and tables for outdoor seating. They have clean restrooms. You can actually get tours of the pistachio farm on a tourist bus. It is definitely worth a stop if you are going past and maybe worth a detour if it is not on your travel plans.

We had already purchased a bundle of gifts from their other store closer to town. We picked up a few more novelties but basically stopped to get a photo of the giant pistachio. There is a great variety of pistachio and New Mexico souvenirs available. Staff were terrific and the store was very clean.

Although we had no time for the tours, who could ever passes up a photo-op with a giant pistachio? The award-winning gift and wine shop is very nice…friendly, clean, and lots to see. Free self-serve roasted pistachio samples; 10+ flavors like Dill pickle, ranch, cinnamon, spicy habanero, cocoa and more. Lots of trinkets, tees, snacks. Smokey the Bear hats. Pressed penny machine. Typical souvenirs, but nice quality and large variety. Oh! And an AMAZING selection of flavored, crispy insect treats for those who live life on the edge…photo proof attached. :) If you are a Tim Burton/Jack Skellington fan, stopping here is a must. The perfectly appointed replica must be about 20’ tall! Very cool. And yes, there is such a thing as pistachio wine! Much better than you might think. The property vineyard has many varietals, and offers a large selection of whites and a few reds. Each visitor over 21 may taste four (4) free Arena Blanca wine samples each. The “sweet” wines, although many, are quite nice and dry. Not very sweet at all. I recommend the La Luz, Alamogordo Red and the Pistachio Delight. Wine is $15/bottle. Stop by for the freebies. And I hear the tour is fab.