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    Stave & Stone Winery

    3.9 (113 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 6:00 PM

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Artichoke dip
    Luis S.

    This spot has all the things you'd love in a place: beautiful views, cozy spots to relax, tasty wine straight from their vineyards, scrumptious deli treats, and friendly folks ready to help.

    Wine Garden
    Carrie Z.

    Visited in early August and sat outside in the garden right next to the lavender farm, which they also own. It's a stunning setting where you can look out at the vineyards and mountains while taking in the smell of the lavender. We tried the Chardonnay and the Pinot Noir Blanc ($11/glass each), and both were refreshing for a warm summer day. Beautiful spot to sit back, sip some wine, and enjoy the scenery.

    Mark M.

    Love this winery! The wine tastes great, fair prices for the bottle $30-$35! So definitely a good stop for the fruit loop!! Views are INCREDIBLE.

    Wine tasting flight
    Sara P.

    We had a great time wine tasting there with a group of 10. Wine was great, food was really good, and overall customer service was good. Rating would be a 3.75.

    The view from the porch
    Brittney V.

    We stumbled upon this winery after going to the Hood River Lavender Farm. We saw the gorgeous porch and decided we had to get a glass of wine! We got two different tastings and really enjoyed both the estate flight and the white flight and ended up joining the wine club. The menu looks great and the service and views are fantastic. Excited to come back!

    Legacy flight (food with it is left in the photo) and charcuterie board (top of the photo)
    Ericka S.

    The view is stunning and the wine and food are delicious! We arrived a little after noon on a Wednesday without a reservation. The inside was pretty empty and the patio only had seats in the sun. We weren't doing too well with the humidity (visiting from out of town), so we were happy to sit inside. However, it felt like we were almost forgotten because we weren't out on the patio, which didn't make a whole bunch of sense since the staff were all inside. The winery is beautiful inside and out! We ended up going with the legacy flight, which came with 6 tastings and a food item paired with each drink. We also added on the small charcuterie board to share since this doubled as lunch. I'm not much of a drinker, this experience was more for my husband, but I did try each one and was pleasantly surprised at how smooth the reds were! I don't normally drink red wine at all, so I was so happy at how smooth they all were! Each little bite was also really good! It can get a bit messy, we weren't given silverware for any of the food or napkins, so be warned. My husband eventually had to get up from our table and go to the bar to ask for silverware and napkins. The charcuterie board was also very tasty! We had 2 different types of meats and 2 different cheeses with some dried fruit, bread, and nuts. When we were greeted and our order was taken, the service was great, but once our drinks and food came, that was the end of any kind of service from the staff. I would come again for the food and drinks, but I know now to not expect much in the way of service whether it be checking if everything was ok, if our water was low or gone (which it was), or bringing the things normally set on a table (like napkins and silverware). If you are cool being left alone for the most part and sort of getting in and out, then you shouldn't have any issues!

    View of vineyards from our table. There were chairs down by the grounds you can move to if you ask for a stemless glass.
    Leah B.

    The views from the covered patio are amazing. The food is really good and the lavender fields and attached store are delightful. The three different wine flights we tried here were not impressive, but we loved the generous charcuterie plate and the flavorful artichoke dip that stayed wonderfully warm and gooey in the brief time it took us to enjoy it. Service was perfunctory, bordering on icy once we confirmed we were tourists and not going to sign up for a membership. I got the impression our server wasn't that into wine and didn't much care if we were. The view cannot be beat and we lucked out with the weather (photos attached). We wandered the grounds after we finished our flights and found a small bar and comfy chairs where we enjoyed a couple of beers, actually. I'm so glad I tried this but it didn't inspire me to consider going to any other OR wineries on future visits.

    Karen C.

    I highly recommend getting the Legacy Flight! The food paring is delicious! We were lucky enough to enjoy a warm spring day on the patio. Excellent service!

    Wen Q.

    Friendly staff. Good wines with an amazing view. Reservation recommended but not required.

    Nina L.

    Cute winery with a great view. I'm glad we asked about seating. We walked in and the host said all of their tables were full and we had to take our wine to the lavender field. We ordered wine and a charcuterie board and asked if we could sit at one of the tables on the lawn. They said sure. I don't need a server to bring me a glass of wine and a cheese board. I will gladly carry it myself to have the best view on the lawn... This was the second winery that was weird about their limited seating. When did Oregon wineries became as snooty and exclusive as Napa? I enjoyed my glass of wine and the charcuterie board was the perfect snack. Just come here for the view alone. The lavender garden across the way is also cute. Smells great. Bought some loose leaf tea in the small store.

    Rashi T.

    What better time to write this review - May is Oregon wine month and Oregon`s winery list would be remiss if we don't include this gem of a place . Stave and stone had been on my list ever since I started taking wines seriously and somehow, I would always make plans but never get down to coming here. Thanks to my kindest friend Kim G who is a member we came in with a small group of friends and had a lovely afternoon enjoying wines and some great chatter . As luck would have it the weather was fantastic and the views here are just mesmerizing. We were also fortunate to have the best seats in the house and enjoyed looking at Adams standing tall with the valley sprawling for acres while we sipped on the delicious wines .The Tasting room is beautifully done however I highly recommend taking the patio if you can i.e weather permitting of course . This Hood River winery started as a family farm producing apples and pears a century ago, and the first block of Pinot Noir was planted in 2012. Well better late than never ! We did one of the tasting and some food and everything tasted fantastic. The wines are definitely boutique wines and not the stuff you find easily in grocery stores . No wonder they have won many awards . The staff is welcoming and friendly .With the company of great people paired with delicious wine , I had a lovely afternoon .I am definitely coming back.

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    Lovely views, excellent service and delicious Pinot, and a lavender farm--what more could you ask for?

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    Incredible view, great service, and the white we got was really really good. On top of that, the bread basket was incredible

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    The scenery of Mount Adam's and the wine were a perfect match, don't forget about the artichoke dip!

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    5.0(28 reviews)
    6.9 mi

    Upside down, inside out, right side up - any way you turn it, this wine is fantastic!!!…read more A friend who is a wine club member has been raving about their wine for years, and I finally stopped in for a tasting flight. Every single wine in the flight was good, which is rare. My absolute favorite was the Mourvèdre, a serious red with dark fruit and notes of spice. Complex, yet easily drinkable. Their Mourvèdre blend was also a standout. Upside down Wine is located right on Oak, the main street in Hood River and located right next to the clothing store, Parts and Labour. The name is very subtle over the door so if you aren't intending to go here, you most likely will walk right by. Don't! The very stark, modern interior, which feels a bit sterile, comes alive with warmth from the friendly service and the chatter and laughter of other patrons. You can stand along the long bar, European style, or sit at a high top for two or in comfy chairs in the back. Now that I've had the opportunity to visit the wineries in Hood River and the Gorge multiple times, previous faves no longer hold a candle to some of my new favorites. Could be that my palette has become more refined, who knows? I just know that my top 5 list contains none of my original choices and Upside Down wine is now in the list!

    Allison was wonderful, friendly, & knowledgeable about her wines. We did a tasting & had a nice,…read morerelaxing time in the shop.

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    4.7(70 reviews)
    8.9 mi
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    What a magical place! I don't even want to write a review because I don't want it all for myself!…read moreThis is such a female owned place and you can tell it is run by smart, talented, hard working women. They put so much care into their service and their wines are delicious!!! The view is INCREDIBLE

    I had an exceptional experience tasting here with my mother and partner. I will definitely be back…read more The winery itself has an absolutely amazing location. There was plenty of parking, though the road up is very steep, so make sure your E-brake is working! There are two outdoor seating areas, one just outside the main entrance, and one overlooking the river. The area overlooking the river is not open to people just tasting, but it looked like the perfect place to sit and enjoy a glass of wine. The interior tasting room (where we sat) is luxurious while still being comfortable. The ambiance of the entire place is lovely, and there is beautiful art and charming knick-knacks everywhere. I was pleased to see all of the pride flags-- it's cool to know you're drinking in a safe place. The woman pouring also let us know that the winery has a literary/witchy theme, which I thought was fun and an excellent conversation-starter. The wine was good. I like German varietals, and this place clearly knows how to do them well! The Gruner was my favorite, and we ended up getting an extra taste of the early harvest to compare to the mid-season, which was lovely. We also got an extra pour of some bubbles because someone else had ordered a glass. The woman pouring was incredibly friendly, very knowledgeable, and even had the winemaker herself come and chat with us for a moment. Tastings were $25 for a decent pour of 5 wines (though we ended up tasting 7) and they come with a little cheese/olive plate to boot! I was very impressed by the experience offered here. It seems this winery also does a number of events, which I am looking forward to attending. This was an amazing find, and I highly recommend you drive the extra 15 minutes out of Hood River/White Salmon if you are visiting to taste.

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    Hiyu Wine Farm

    4.0(32 reviews)
    3.1 mi

    My brother is a member here and treated my friend and I to an unforgettable lunch. Hiyu is a…read morebeautiful space with some special wines. It's great for couples, friends or to celebrate a special occasion. The drive is worth it and I highly recommend grabbing a couple bottles to go!

    My wife and I have been fortunate to dine at some truly extraordinary restaurants around the…read moreworld--places where food becomes more than just sustenance and edges into something near the sublime. Each creates its own kind of magic, but even among those rare experiences, Hiyu stands apart. Hiyu isn't trying to win you over with theatrics or grand gestures. What it offers is rarer: the feeling of jamming with a beloved musician in their private studio, not watching them from the crowd. It's stripped down and personal--focused on purity, nuance, and the kind of experience that asks for your full attention and rewards it tenfold. As both winery and working farm, Hiyu lives and breathes a kind of radical seasonality that most places only talk about. Before you even sit down to eat, you can walk through their gardens and see where the ingredients are growing. This isn't "farm-to-table" as a marketing pitch--it's the real thing. You taste the place and the moment in every bite. Their wines reflect the same rebellious authenticity. These are natural wines that don't try to fit a mold--European in their restraint, but rock-and-roll in their refusal to follow the rules. Like the food, they ask for a bit of patience. They unfold slowly and reward you with layers of flavor and character that evolve with every sip. The whole experience is intellectual in the best sense--not fussy or overworked, just thoughtful and deeply satisfying. Each dish feels like a meditation on ingredient, technique, and season. You naturally slow down, start noticing how the flavors shift and change, and catch subtleties that would be lost in a faster, flashier setting. What makes Hiyu so special is that true luxury doesn't come from spectacle--it comes from connection. And at the heart of it, Hiyu, with all its subtlety and nuance, feels like an invitation into someone's private home to share in the product of their passion. It's effortless and real--not produced, not performative--and that's what makes it unforgettable.

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    Loop De Loop Winery

    4.7(12 reviews)
    8.7 mi

    Definitely my new favorite winery. It's a little bit off the beaten path of the Oregon hood…read morewineries (because it's in WA shhhhh!) but completely worth the drive, just a little bit north of Hood River. Gorgeous scenery, a $20 wine tasting, and the cutest interior with so many plants and eclectic art. Loved bringing my friends here, I'll be back! Love that there is a view of both the Gorge and Mt Hood on a clear day. Reservations recommended for groups.

    Loop De Loop is fantastic!!!…read more I stumbled upon Loop De Loop's Four Wind wine while having dinner at Anna's Table (Thank You John Z) in Cannon Beach, OR. Fast forward, we planned a stop at Loop De Loop after hiking Multnomah and Wahkeena Falls. It was one of the best surprises of the whole trip to Oregon. I expected Loop De Loop to be a small, modest vineyard and instead I discovered an absolutely stunning vineyard nestled in the picturesque hills of the Columbia Valley. I opted for the full tasting and I'm so glad I did. I really enjoyed the breadth and diversity of the wine offerings. And the wine is made organically!!! We actually enjoyed the wine and experience at Loop De Loop more than any vineyard we visited in Williamette Valley. We also tried the cheese plate and tinned fish, which were delicious. The venue has indoor and outdoor seating. I love the decor and art throughout the building. Service was really good. I dont recall the name of the young woman with red hair helping us out, but she was fantastic. This place gets pretty busy so I recommend reservations. Definitely check it out! Even if you're in Portland, it's worth the quick trek into Washington.

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