I wish all wineries were like this. I thoroughly enjoyed shopping through all the local artists…read moreitems that they had inside of this winery. I also wish they sold it online through their website which sadly they do not I checked, ha ha It is a small smaller winery compared to the other ones we went to in the area, but very cozy and intimate love the outside view as well as the outside heating area as well and the little Nursery that they have on site I wish I have a winery like this back in my hometown. It was just absolutely breathtaking and offered so much.

Located in wine country is Durant Vineyards. This is such a great location for wine and everything…read morerelated. The wine is good, but the gift shop and grounds are what make it so great. The self produced olive oils and vinegars are a delicious addition to up your game in every dish where the finest ingredients are needed. The gift shop is loaded with the best giftable items for any occasion. There is even a green house where local plants, including olive trees, can be purchased. Don't forget to pick one of many baked cookies on your way out.

Great service there was this sweet girl named Roxanne or Roxy I think who has beautiful blonde hair…read moreand has amazing customer service she helped me with getting exactly what I needed for a amazing price thank you Roxy!

We went in and got my husband some insulated Carhartt overalls and a vest. Great selection…read more Friendly customer service and got asked if we needed help when looking for the overalls too which was nice to be asked.

I have been in love with the name of this place since I first drove by it years ago on the back…read moreroads around Scholls and Newberg. This year I made it a point on the first decent driving day to take the long ride up the oiled country road to see what I would find at trails end. In this case, what I did find was a cool home surrounded by a lovely glade of trees. Serene. No one but us and the little birdies. My husband and I listened hard for the whispering, but there was not enough wind that day, I suppose. As for the layout, there is a small outdoor building with shiny baubles for the garden (the little building is super cool) and a wandering path with small signs marking the type of tree/plant you are appreciating. It isn't much to it, though I wonder if they do weddings? We certainly enjoyed our 10 minute break and near the end of our time we were gently greeted by the nice owner lady that led us into an interior art space/store where she creates some lovely ceramics. I was feeling touristy, so I ended up buying a really cool set of handmade coasters (A bit over $20) that I adore. This is more just a thing to do along the way to doing other things, as it doesn't occupy a whole lot of time. As far as how this place is for pre-adults, I cannot say, though I for one was incredibly happy it was just us grown ups. NOTE: This drive requires going a good ways on unpaved roads. If that isn't your cup of tea, please be advised.

I like what Pollinate is putting into the community. They specialize in wildflowers and more…read morenatural looking arrangements. They are active in supporting the greater community. Check out their facebook to see some of their products and how they are showing up for neighbors.

First of all, their flowers are absolutely gorgeous and locally grown. TO the review saying they…read moreare selling wildflowers at premium florist prices, I would welcome them to try and cultivate a garden of diverse, colorful, locally grown florals and see how that turns out. Second of all, they are not only amazing florists, but their customer service is wonderful. They have been super flexible and adapting to my own needs in a subscription (living out of town but really loving their unique look and gorgeous arrangements) and also I've heard do really great things for their community. I am a huge fan of this company and drive 45 minutes to get their flowers.