We love Pomeroy Cellars! The views are stunning. We like to visit Moulton Falls park and hike…read more After we reward ourselves with some delicious wine. The staff is so kind, warm and welcoming. We take all of our out of town friends and family here when we want to impress them with a relaxed afternoon.

Great wines and beautiful tasting room/property. Friendly staff and the wine club membership is…read morewell worth it!

Excellent and friendly service. I'll definitely be back!…read moreThe variety of wines were delicious, the charcuterie board was very generous and the store part had the best greeting cards ever!

If you like very delicious wine made from the heart and soul, and enjoy a wonderful atmosphere and…read moregreat conversation you must stop in and get a glass or bottle. Maybe have a meat and cheese tray. Or just grab a flight of red or white. Wonder around and check out the great stuff they have from antiques to new. Stuff. Don't pass this gem up. Family owned and ran.

What a lovely vineyard! The owners are so friendly and welcoming. Most important, and the reason to…read morevisit, the wines are delicious! Thanks to a conversation with a gentleman at another vineyard, Stavalaura came highly recommended for their big reds, and they didn't disappoint ! They are fabulous. Stavalaura is just 30 minutes from Portland, with an environment that feels like hundreds of miles away, it's the perfect way to escape the city and spend a leisurely Saturday or Sunday afternoon. They serve small samples of cheese and meats with the wine. You can bring your own snacks, which I really appreciate, and have a picnic along with their wines. Looking forward to the warmer spring weather so I can spend an afternoon on the patio sipping away.

We had the best experience here! Joe is an amazing wine maker & Bev's personal touches made this…read moreone of my top favorite winery visits! They pair a "nibble" of cracker/cheese with each tasting- the last one? YUM! Setting alongside the vineyard- beautiful! Joe told me he may convert me back red wine & he wasn't kidding.

I have been a fan of Dolio for sometime. When I first encountered the winery several years ago, I…read morewas skeptical. A winery? In Battle Ground? Producing Italian wines? I mean when everyone in the area is beating themselves silly trying to breed these Pinot noir... This is different. And that's "different" in a ** very good** way Don is a retired technology executive who decided to pursue winemaking. Unlike many of his peers who have done so with disastrous results, everything there is eminently drinkable. And in the last couple of years, his wife, Pam has started producing extremely high-quality chocolates. My most recent trip involved a tasting flight described in their email newsletter (highly recommended). My partner and I headed out for a casual afternoon and wound up sitting under the gazebo on the patio, surrounded by wind chimes, and light breeze. Having ordered inside before seating ourselves, Don brought us a double flight, and shortly there after Pam brought us a sampler of the chocolates. I wasn't expecting table side service, and was quite glad to have had it. After dropping the chocolates, Pam stayed for a delightful and extended conversation, and wish we discussed the upcoming night time event for the Perseid meteor showers, and other stargazing events (Don has become quite the astrophotographer, and loves to share his knowledge and enthusiasm) The real purpose of the visit was the 2014 GRÜNER VELTLINER which is described as "a white for people that like to drink reds". In my book this is one of those "buy it if they have it" bottles, and I might've accumulated more than I planned. The other wines on this flight were also delightful, I was quite familiar with two of them -- the Dolcetto and the Sangiovese -- but was pleased to make the acquaintance of the others. Not on this flight, but very highly recommended: their Groovy Rose -- a very, nearly perfect light fun summer wine for sipping on the patio or at barbecues The chocolates were also very nice. I normally do not like caramel, but the handcrafted caramel in these was smooth and buttery, and delicious.

Great family run winery in North Clark Country. Nice selection of wines and great people that own…read moreit. The tasting room is not huge, which keeps the discussions focused and fun. They have added a nice outdoor seating area for nice days as well. Be sure to wear your Seahawks gear when you go!

Meandered in on Mother's Day to sample a glass of Sauvignon Blanc, grab a seat on the patio and…read moresoak up the last rays of the setting sun. Our German-accented server/hostess was exceedingly charming and friendly, especially when we discovered that I had visited her home town back in Germany a few years ago, which elicited some excited conversation and recollections of places we loved there. Oh, and the wine was excellent, too!

The quaint little tasting room in beautiful Vancouver Waterfront was a real treat!! The wines are…read moreoutstanding, and the servers are super kind and knowledgeable! We have also been out to Pepper Bridge and Amavi in Walla Walla, and I would recommend going there too!!

Great place to go. If you're looking for something new, this place is great to go. Good wine and a…read morecharcuterie board that won't disappoint you. Sometimes, they'll have paint and sip events, and the owner takes good care of her customers. Fun time here and I highly recommend!

What a great addition to downtown Ridgefield! With the old police station out of the way you can…read morefinally see this hidden gem from Main St. The room said spacious and well decorated. The owner is one of the nicest people you could meet. My wife and I went in and did a flight. It was cool to see some labels that were new to us. It'll be really cool when the patio is all set up to enjoy the beautiful Ridgefield weather. Great location, great wines!!!

As a former pioneer homestead, there's no denying the history of Heisen House Vineyards, but this…read morewas our least favorite stop on a wine-tasting exploration around North Clark County. The small wine tasting building is open Saturdays & Sundays from Noon to 5:00 p.m. For $10, you can taste 5 wines. The wine steward was generally educational and helpful describing each pour. We sat outside at a small table to enjoy the breeze. There were four of us in our party that day and Heisen House was the only winery where none of us bought any bottles. The old barn (built by Alexander Heisen over 120 years ago) and Victorian-style home (built by Henry Heisen in 1898) are visible from the wine tasting area. There is great potential for the Winery to utilize those buildings and it was reported that restoration work is underway. Heisen House Vineyards makes a variety of wines and is worthy of annual visits to see if the wines or experience have improved. Since it is just 40-minutes from Portland and near Battle Ground Lake there are plenty of reasons to include it in a circuit of Clark County wineries.

Beautiful grounds. I love the chickens and turkey. Great wine, friendly staff. The winemaker is…read morevery knowledgeable. Great ciders too.

The wine tasting was just GREAT and a huge value for only $8!! I can HIGHLY recommend a few of the…read morewines: #1...the 2013 Chardonnay White Salmon Vineyard. HUGE on the oak but very soft overall. #2....the 2013 Tempranillo. HUGE dry red wine....great job on this Spanish grape. #3...Tempranillo Desert Wine Port....this was CRAZY good! All that said, the experience was complimented by the knowledge the owner, Roger Rezabek, brings to the table. Great time and a lot of fun! OCTOBER 2019 UPDATE: Ok...just ordered a mix case of wine for an event I was having with a group from work. Just OUTSTANDING wine. The quality for the price great! Wines that were "winners" to us at the tasting: 1. Chardonnay: If you like white burgundy style whites...this will be perfect. Probably my favorite of the night. Try this next to a $150 bottle of Montrachet white burgundy....you might like this more. 2. Sparkling Wine: Legally, can't be called champagne, but it should as it is make in the exact style of French Champagne makers. Very dry. Light. Has an awesome nose/bouquet. Loved it. Going to buy 12 bottles for the holidays. 60% the price of Veuve Clicquot and more enjoyable. 3. Viognier: If you don't know this grape...get to know it. Fantastic. I would drink this every week with chicken//sea food. Perfect. One of the best I have ever had. 4. Pinot: OK...one "sore spot" here so you dont all think this is a "PR" note for the owners. The bottle was tainted...not drinkable. I'm sure this happens from time to time. That said, I connected with the winery and the promised to to replace. Exactly what I would expect. Looking forward to trying this wine. I love all the Napa wineries....Del Dotto, Martin Estates, Gamble, Taylor Family. Nice to find high quality wine coming out of this Region. Do yourself a favor and give a few bottles a try.

Sad to have to give a negative review. Maybe it was just our bad luck, but the wines stunk, we…read moreliterally only enjoyed 1 of them (solstice) they all had a very off smell, to all 4 in our group. Good service and nice people, just not loving the wines.