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Mudshark Brewing Company Lake Havasu City, (928) 453-2981, www.mudshark brewingco.com The Peanut Patch Yuma, (800) USAPNUT, www.thepeanut patch.com Prescott Brewing Company Prescott, (928) 771-2795, www.prescottbrewing company.com Queen Creek Olive Mill Queen Creek, (480) 888-9290, www.queencreek olivemill.com Red Rock Ranch & Farms Concho, (928) 337-2289, www.redrockfarms.com Rock Springs Café Rock Springs, (623) 374-5794, www.rocksprings cafe.com San Tan Brewing Company Chandler, (480) 917-8700, www.santan brewing.com Santa Cruz Chili & Spice Co. Tumacacori, (520) 398-2591, www.santacruzchili.com Schnepf Farms Queen Creek, (480) 987-3100, www.schnepffarms.com Sonoita Wine Trail/ Arizona Wine Growers Association Sonoita and Elgin, (480) 306-5623, www.arizonawine.org Sphinx Ranch Gourmet Gift Market Scottsdale, (480) 941-2261, www.sphinxdate ranch.com Stout’s Cider Mill Willcox, (520) 384-3696, www.cidermill.com Verde Valley Wine Trail Verde Valley, (928) 634-7593, www.vvwinetrail.com Willcox Wine Trail/ Arizona Wine Growers Association Willcox, (480) 306-5623, www.arizonawine.org FINGER FOODS Olives, pecans, dates and nuts: Arizonans grow plenty of foods fit for the appetizer plate. Start this sampler tour at the Queen Creek Olive Mill—Arizona’s only working olive farm and mill. Tour the mill and olive groves, taste oils and tapenades in the shop, then enjoy lunch at the onsite restaurant, del Piero Café, which was featured on the Food Network in 2010. South of Tucson, you’ll find Green Valley Pecan Company in Sahuarita. With more than 100,000 pecan trees, it calls itself the “world’s largest irrigated pecan orchard.” No tours here, but you can sample and buy pecan treats in the on-site shop. The Peanut Patch in Yuma is a mustsee if you’re nuts about nuts. Call ahead to arrange a tour in the m Take a tour of Queen Creek winter. And be sure to Olive Mill— stop at the retail store, Arizona’s only working olive open year-round, for a farm and mill. va r i e t y o f c l e a n e d , shelled and packaged peanuts, homemade peanut brittle, fudge and an assortment of gift baskets. If it’s dates you want, then dates you’ll get at the date farms in and around Yuma. Start at Yuma’s all-organic Ehrlich’s Date Garden. There are no official tours of the date and orange groves, but there is an onsite store, and if the owner is there, he’ll be happy to show you around. Next head to nearby Dateland, where you can try a tasty date shake at Date Gardens. In Scottsdale, you can sample plump, Arizona-grown dates in a variety of forms at Sphinx Ranch Gourmet Gift Market. AZ 20 Arizona 2011 Official State Visitor’s Guide http://www.mudsharkbrewingco.com http://www.thepeanutpatch.com http://www.thepeanutpatch.com http://www.prescottbrewingcompany.com http://www.prescottbrewingcompany.com http://www.queencreekolivemill.com http://www.queencreekolivemill.com http://www.redrockfarms.com http://www.rockspringscafe.com http://www.rockspringscafe.com http://www.santanbrewing.com http://www.santanbrewing.com http://www.santacruzchili.com http://www.schnepffarms.com http://www.arizonawine.org http://www.sphinxdateranch.com http://www.sphinxdateranch.com http://www.cidermill.com http://www.vvwinetrail.com http://www.arizonawine.org

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