19 Acres Cider

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19 Acres Cider

Cider bar · Washington County

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18055 SW Seiffert Rd, Sherwood, OR 97140

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Cider tasting room in converted barn with scenic train views  

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18055 SW Seiffert Rd, Sherwood, OR 97140 Get directions

19acres.com
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18055 SW Seiffert Rd, Sherwood, OR 97140 Get directions

+1 503 746 5105
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Where to Drink Pacific Northwestern Hard Cider in Portland, Oregon | Eater Portland

"Despite opening in 2022, the family behind this cidery has been in the apple business for four generations, running the nearby Oregon Heritage Farms. Build a four-cider flight with flavors like an aromatic honeycrisp, citrusy yuzu plum, semi-dry blood orange sage, and floral-fruity blackberry lavender. Enjoy a fresh hot pretzel served with house-made cider cheese inside the converted barn-turned-tasting room, or take in some fresh air on the back patio, which offers an idyllic view of a miniature railway and trestle bridge." - Janey Wong

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Where to Drink Crisp, Nuanced Hard Cider in and Around Portland

"Despite its recent opening in October 2022, the family behind this new cidery has been in the apple business for four generations, running the nearby Oregon Heritage Farms. Enjoy a flight and house-made cider cheese served with a fresh hot pretzel inside the converted barn-turned-tasting room, or take in some fresh air on the back patio, which offers an idyllic view of a miniature railway and trestle bridge. The idea of a pineapple cider may conjure up a tropical summery scene, but 19 Acres’ rendition is intended to be a winter warmer with notes of allspice, cloves, and cardamom — it can even be ordered warm." - Janey Wong

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Portland’s New Bar, Restaurant, and Food Cart Openings - Eater Portland

"A new cider tasting room inside a converted horse barn from the owners of Oregon Heritage Farms." - Eater Staff

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Adam C

Google
It’s excellent. Been to a lot of cider places in the US and this is hands down #1, well worth the drive out of Portland. Building is an old farmhouse, well refurbished inside, indoor and outdoor seating. Cider is wonderful, and while I had my favorites, there wasn’t a ‘bad’ cider anywhere. Limited selection of cocktails and other beverages. They have some light snacks, nothing too big. There’s a large model train setup around the property, but was not running during my stay. Obviously a venue for adults; I saw one couple bring their kids and the kiddos were bored almost immediately (no play area, internet seemed a little light). Highly recommended 19 Acres.

Whitney Zeigler

Google
My family and I visited the 19 Acres farm and tasting room for the first time. We were absolutely blown away—by the pristine processing room, the beautiful setting, and of course, the award-winning cider all made for an unforgettable experience. The food from the food truck was also delicious and fairly priced.

Roy Pinhassi

Google
Beautiful manor in a lavish Oregonian outdoor wildlife. The ciders are delicious and well crafted with original spices and herbs. Short jump from PDX, highly recommended!

Lauren Hartmann

Google
Come for the cider (it is excellent!), but stay for the pretzel & cheese...it is legit life changing 😍. Most pretzels are "meh...whatever" but I literally dream about this one. The atmosphere here is effortless cool...but not aloof and cold. It's cute and cozy and serves as a perfect low-key date night spot for me and my husband. A little gem out here in the country that could be way less good than it is and let's be real...we would still come because there aren't a ton of options out here. BUT...it is good and for that we offer up this glowing Google review ✨.

Amber Dickey

Google
The ciders were all different and great to try. The atmosphere was nice and open, plenty of space for our group of 12. The pretzel was delicious. Unfortunately there was only one person working on a Saturday evening, so the line was often long.

Hewitt Pagenstecher

Google
Our networking group, Portland Executives Association, recently held an event at 19 Acres Cider—and it was fantastic! The tasting room and event space are gorgeous, spacious, and perfect for gatherings. The atmosphere struck the right balance between relaxed and professional, making it ideal for both networking and socializing. The cider was exceptional, especially the Strawberry Hibiscus. It was refreshing, balanced, and easily my favorite of the day. The staff was welcoming, attentive, and genuinely passionate about their craft. Highly recommend 19 Acres Cider for events, tastings, or just a great afternoon with friends.

Ben O

Google
Literally one of my favorite places now. Solid atmosphere, beautiful views out the back deck. Try their limeade Cider 😎

Christina Merrell

Google
First time visiting but can’t wait to go back! My husband and I had such a great time. We were stunned at how beautiful it was inside and out. It was clean, comfortable and sitting outside at the picnic tables was perfect. I highly recommend the Limeade and there is even to go options as well so the fun can continue at home. But cherry on top was the service. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. Highly recommend.
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Alden C.

Yelp
I have had a couple of different ciders from 19 Acres in the past and I was very impressed by them. I was highly impressed with their Honeycrisp cider. And it's with that cider I'm pushing this review to a five star score with considerable ease. It was so refreshing and just a great cider all the way around. It's a semi-dry cider which I like this type a lot so that was an extra plus. Flavor features to find with this awesome beverage are apple, clean aftertaste and sweet. The body is smooth and the color bright. The other cider I had was a Cherry Cider, that was a good one as well. Flavors with that one are cherries of course, a dry finish and sweet. The cider is light bodied and very refreshing. But my heart truly lies with the Honeycrisp cider and I highly recommend it.
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Jessie P.

Yelp
I have purchased their honey crisp in the store and decided to pop in as I made my way to the beach. I asked to taste several ciders and the host was quick to oblige. His favorites (and least favorites) were the same as mine and I left with a bag full of cider to toast by the ocean. POG is sooooo good. Thanks for the great service! I need to know more about the miniature train track!! It looks so fun!
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Sze T.

Yelp
We came in on a Saturday afternoon during a heat wave with 2 friends and their toddler. The indoor space is roomy and there are lots of seating outside as well. We picked a spot inside and went up to order two flights as we wanted to try more flavors. The staff was super friendly and took the time to provide a few recommendations for us. Out of all the ones we've tried, my favorite is the Brazilian limenade. It's sweet and refreshing, more like a cocktail than a cider. Also I noticed there is a kids railway track around the cidery. It wasn't open during our visit but it'd be so fun for the kids if it was. As we were leaving we saw someone setting up for a live performance. Would love to be back here next time we come back to visit!
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Vijay N.

Yelp
We were looking for a place to relax and unwind after a long hike. In the fall, I couldn't imagine a better location! With beautiful apples, growing in a small orchard on the drive-in, a cute model train set up, and a welcoming taste room with a spacious outdoor patio, this was exactly what we needed! The pretzel with cider cheese, and the almonds were outstanding, and the ciders were really unique, featuring lots of fruit flavors. In particular, the one that had almond and orange was refreshing! And of course, boysenberry is a state staple. It feels like you are a world away from everything, but that is exactly what the vibe is going for and it was perfect for this purpose! Everyone was super nice and accommodating in terms of letting a split a single tasting between two people in favor of having lots of food. I would definitely recommend this as a fun fall outing!
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Shannon F.

Yelp
Driving to Newberg, I spotted the sign for 19 Acres Cider and had a feeling it would be special. My intuition was spot on! A few weeks later, my husband and I made the trip for their opening at noon. The sunny weather was perfect for the beautiful outdoor seating. The grounds were stunning, and the ciders? Amazing! We did a tasting of eight and loved the variety. We also went for the Charcuterie Board, and based on the recommendation, added the Soft Pretzel with Cider Cheese. Everything ended up getting dipped in that incredible cheese - it was that good! Our favorite cider was a total surprise - the Brazilian Limeade! It was such a unique and delicious choice, we had to grab another glass. Needless to say, we're hooked! We'll definitely be back, and this time, bringing a whole crew to share the experience. Added bonus - while it was not running, there is a train track that goes all around the property. You can't ride it, but how fun will it be to watch?!
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Buzzy B.

Yelp
Came here on a recent Saturday. Was looking to sit outside and enjoy their cider but only 2 tables had shade. Found a table inside that had a great view of outside though. Service is friendly and quick. They had a food truck that we ordered lunch from- street tacos and nachos.
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Jordan B.

Yelp
19 Acres had a delightful environment covered in falling multicolored leaves and an old town vibe. Immediately upon arrival you are greeted with a mini train station and tracks and saloon like buildings. The grounds are incredibly beautiful. The staff was very knowledgeable and friendly as well. I got a flight of ciders that was great! The cheese and pretzel side meal was delightful too, however the cheese is very sharp so please be advised on your cheese preferences. I recommend this for a nice cider tasting afternoon. I would come back again. The honey crisp was the winner for me! Note there were many box elder bugs covering the porch, and quite a few bees flying around. So if you are afraid of bugs maybe be cautious when coming here.
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Tom S.

Yelp
I saw this place while driving by and decided it was a place I needed to visit. It's a wonderful location with a great patio area outside of the tasting room. It looks like an amazing event space. On my visit we had a tasting flight of about 1/2 of the ciders on tap. We also had the cheese board as well. The ciders were ok, seemed a bit dry to me, but I did sample the pommeau first and that may have played a part in that. The cheese board was nice, but the blue cheese is strong. The staff was friendly and efficient.
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Eric C.

Yelp
Great selection of ciders, and the Brazilian Limeade is to die for. The platters are all great, especially anything that comes with the fig jam!
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Cathy S.

Yelp
Such a great addition to the area! Perfect place to hang out and entertain with friends with amazing ciders and small bites. Bonus is they are baby/kid friendly as well! Kudos for the high chair availability and changing table in the bathrooms!! I wish I remembered to take a picture of their cider board but they have so many to choose from: honey crisp, Marionberry, imperial, pineapple, passion fruit, their new strawberry hibiscus, and a new seasonal Yule where you can get either cold or hot. I definitely recommend the flight (it comes in 4 choices) so you can try them all! The staff was also very helpful and friendly as well. The charcuterie board we got paired really well with the drinks and (not pictured) the pretzel was soft and chewy with creamy rich cider cheese. Limited food choices but the cider and ambiance is great here! Side note: our engineer friend who used to work for a railroad was nerding out about the small train tracks around the property! They asked the staff about it and apparently the previous owner built the whole thing themselves! So cool!
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W. N.

Yelp
Awesome atmosphere great ciders I love the slushy ones. Food is also great I give this place
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Michelle S.

Yelp
Cider was great and the setting was beautiful- a perfect way to relax and try new ciders. Justin was fantastic and told us about the history of the place and the original owners love of trains. We will definitely be back!
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Mark H.

Yelp
I think this place has only been open a few weeks now, but we really enjoyed the atmosphere and ciders. They had 8 or so ciders on tap available to try and a few others in bottles. Good selection of beer and wine too for those who prefer something else. The setting here is the real draw. The main area is a totally redone barn with very impressive woodwork. The weather was less than ideal when we visited but the outside area looked really nice. Of note, is a 2+ mile model train track that goes around the property which apparently was from a previous owner. There are impressive rail bridges and tracks built for that. It sounds like those will be running next summer which will be cool. Definitely worth a stop to visit or at least a detour when visiting Ponzi or other wineries in the area. We will definitely be back.
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Eric M.

Yelp
Just loved this place! The scenery and atmosphere was very relaxing, perfect for a glass of cider as well as the cider cheese! So yummy!
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Andy J.

Yelp
Went here for the first time last weekend- had no idea this place existed! Worth the drive. Excellent vibe and atmosphere and even better cider.
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Camille S.

Yelp
Great place for some cider and a snack! We got two flights so we could try eight of their 12 flavors. We really enjoyed their ciders. They are not overly sweet and the fruity ones taste very natural. Our favorites were the Marionberry and the Strawberry Hibiscus. Each flight is $12 which I think is pretty reasonable. Food boards range from $11-32. We got the pretzel and the meat board. Meat board was $19 which is a bit pricey, but we enjoyed it. Great, fast service. Staff was friendly and answered questions. I'm excited to go back during nicer weather when the doors will be open and we can sit outside. We also bought one of their growlers. It was $24 for the bottle and a fill. Refilling it is $12. The also had an insulated growler for $60. Great atmosphere. Glasses, shirts, and hats were also for sale.
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Mel Z.

Yelp
Absolutely adorable place to spend an afternoon. Beautiful views and rustic cabin vibes.

Tracy A.

Yelp
I myself don't drink but I know I've passed by before and just wanted to say it's a lovely place. Even knowing I don't drink I do know others that I'll pass ur info along to and maybe I'll stop by with one sometime who knows keep up the good work