Hawks View Winery

Lovely setting with a great outdoor porch area and terrace rooftop. Did not require a reservation on Friday afternoon and was kid friendly. Good food options as well as wine. Good service and great atmosphere. Highly recommend.

I am no wine connoisseur - can't speak for quality. The winery was beautiful, we got the rosé which was perfect, charcuterie board was well balance and yummy. Service was wonderful; we had the latest reservation and it was a slower day. The staff felt relaxed, they checked in on us often enough. Perfect summer afternoon spot.

This is my 1st time here and I really like it! The staff is very friendly and the view is amazing. If you’re visiting wineries this is a great place to visit. Definitely put it on your list. If the weather is nice, sit outside. The view is amazing

We cannot recommend Raquel more!! She was so personable, helpful and friendly. We can for a quick glass of champagne and ended up staying for 3 hours! Incredible wines and views!!

It was a muggy day when I was there with friends. It's a cool place with a great view of Mt. Hood, but alas, she was hiding behind some haze. Great indoor and outdoor space. There's a covered terrace accessible from inside and plenty of umbrella tables outside. Wine is good, food is good. Easy parking. Looks like they have a private room you can use.

A few friends and I were in Portland for a girls’ weekend and wanted to explore the beautiful Willamette Valley. After our reserved tasting at another winery, the staff there actually recommended Hawks View Winery as our next stop and we’re so glad they did! The views were absolutely stunning, the wine and food were delicious, and the service was top-notch. Andrea, our host, was knowledgeable, engaging, and made the entire experience even more enjoyable. We also appreciated that Hawks View stays open later than many other wineries in the area — a definite bonus! Highly recommend checking it out!

Good wine. Good food. Nice view. Terrible service. Food order mixed up. No apologies. Took forever to correct. Ages between pours on our wine flights. Ruined what should have been a relaxing and fun birthday celebration.

It's an excellent vineyard to relax and have a good glass of wine 🍇 The service was great and knowledgeable, even though I don't know much about wines other than that they make you feel good! The rooftop seating makes for phenomenal views and a great atmosphere.

Went to Hawks View winery with a friend who is a member of their wine club. The facility is very comfy with several options for seating. Beware the yellow jackets if you order food and are seated outside! Hopefully, they will find the nests and reduce the problem We went in early evening and were hungry so we ordered a couple of the flatbreads, hummus platter and a gazpacho. We had the white and OG flatbreads and both were delicious. Bigger than expected so we wound up taking one home. The hummus plate was also delicious and the gazpacho was the best I have ever tasted! Now on to the wine flights. We both had flights which they let us customize. We both loved all the wines we tried and we both bought a few bottles to take home. It is unusual for me to like all the wines anywhere so it was a nice surprise. We finished our meal and moved outside with a glass of the Reserve Chardonnay to relax on the lawn. The service was a tad slow - perhaps because they had a trainee that day? Hopefully, when I go again, and I will, the service will be a bit faster.

I love it at Hawks View Winery for the views. The first time I came with a friend and she has a membership here. We had so much fun, everyone was so friendly! The second time I came here was with a group of friends. It was a little more mellow. Live music. Spectacular view. Great way to spend an afternoon!

Great winery super close to the city! Awesome views, good wine, friendly staff. I definitely want to go back. On a clear day you can even see mt hood.

I wish I could give a better review but unfortunately we did not have the best experience. We had a group of 10 (made reservations for 14 but life happens) and we were seated outside. We were aware there would be a wait but the service was very bare minimum. Outside was 95 degrees and all tables had umbrellas, except for ours so we carried an umbrella over for the whole table to try to huddle under for shade. Inside, while we were moving the umbrella, there were 3 people behind the bar just watching and did not offer to help. Our waitress dropped off menus but did not explain the wine options and instead just asked what we would like to order. The rose was great! The white Pinot , not so much. I wish the experience was different but after an hour we decided to leave.

We visited on a moody, foggy and overcast day so we weren't able to see the infamous views. However, that didn't impact the instant appeal of Hawk's View Winery. There's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Since our group wasn't members, we were seated in the tasting room. And it was great! The wines were fantastic and the service was lovely. I will definitely come back to HVW in the Spring/Summer to witness the incredible views for myself.

There is always a nice variety of wines on their tasting menu, and I have found a few favorites such as their white Pinot noir, Pinot Gris and sparkling rose! Last time we visited we tried their fondue, it was fabulous.

Thank you for welcoming guests from Chars Wine Tours! They really enjoyed their experience

It's an excellent vineyard to relax and have a good glass of wine The service was great and knowledgeable, even though I don't know much about wines other than that they make you feel good! The rooftop seating makes for phenomenal views and a great atmosphere.

Very nice place to grab a bite to eat and enjoy the view. Not too far from Portland. Will be back.

Very disappointed in the service just now, wines were OK, flatbread was good. Compared to the other 4 wineries we tried today, this was "corporate" compared to the others. She came out, poured, barely explained the wines, and then walked away fairly fast...no personality. Never asked if we wanted to purchase any bottles. Seemed to be rushing us out. Very disappointing service. Some of the wines were pretty good.

Had a great experience! Came here with my mom who is from out of town. Great wine, the flatbread was amazing and the staff is always friendly and attentive in my experiences. :) I love the relaxed environment and how the staff is approachable when it comes to learning about the wine.

The first thing I said when I drove through the gates were, "Oh sh*t." It's a beautiful vineyard. The white pinot gris, which they're known for, was delicious. My friend and I brought snacks, in case, but they have their own, so we ended up ordering instead. Their cheese plate was decent. Better than my Cheez-its

Beautiful drive up to the winery with a gorgeous view. We would have loved to sit outside on the balcony but they were in peak wasp season. They weren't lying, wasps were flying everywhere so we resorted to sitting inside. The winery is two stories but you have to be a member to sit upstairs. Highly recommend making a reservation for larger groups in advance. You do have a time limit I believe of 90 mins up to 2 hours. Our drink of choice was the sparkling rose, that was our favorite! We were a little disappointed with the charcuterie board, felt like there could of been more due to the price. Great service, our waitress was attentive and super friendly. Walked our group through the menu since it was our first time and gave us a little tour. She was very knowledgable of all the wines to help us make decisions.

Very rude host upon walking in. Her tone of voice and facial expressions while speaking to us already threw us off. And while speaking she was using her hands and rolling her eyes and when she walked away she was still rolling her eyes and shaking her head. So we left. I've never been to this winery. I have family visiting and wanted to bring them here. First impressions are a big thing especially for wineries. I've been to many and have brought visiting family to many as well, but this is the first time I've been spoken to rudely. My family was surprised as well. Sadly, I will not be returning or bringing family and friends either.

HawksView reached out to me after my yelp review but not after my email. So they make an effort when the complaint is public. I was refunded for my terrible charcuterie board and bubly. Went with my family to pick up our wine. My mom and dad ordered food, tastings and bottles and their tasting fees were not waived. They spent over a hundred bucks... what winery do you know that charges people for their tasting when they buy MULTIPLE bottles of wine! This winery does a horrible job of making their members feel special. They just hound you to buy more bottle when you pick up your four bottles. I just wish they did events, had better food and made their members feel special for their commitment and loyalty to the wine. Also my husband took his parents and they bought two hundred bucks worth of wine and did not have their tasting feed waived! What a joke! I have been to about 10 or so wineries in Oregon and not one had me pay a tasting fee when buying their product. Also if you are going to use covid as an excuse for lack of events, the other wineries in Portland and greater area seem to be able to do them safely. One more fun note. On their website it strictly says no minors so we have not been out with the birth of our baby in September but when I was there the other day a woman had her baby and they were oh yeah they can be under 10 months? Like where does it say that? Would have been nice to know... Bottom line good wine, easy reservations... bout it. We are looking to cancel and find a winery that is friendly and really appreciates their members.

Perfect spot for a glass of wine with your bestie! Lovely view and comfortable spaces indoor and out. We ate some delicious fondue and drank some Pinot Gris. Our host was charming and personable he made us feel at home.

The wine, the presentation, the food, all amazing. Luckily, we went on a nice day and the view was spectacular! I cannot wait for my mom to visit so I can take her here or some amazing wine and beautiful surroundings!

If I could give them 0 stars I would. We had a reservation scheduled and asked the person who greeted us at the front if we could sit inside and he disclosed we could not if we weren't members. What type of winery is this? What a joke.

What a beautiful winery! Carly helped me out when we were planning this get-together for 12 people. We sat outside and had an amazing view of Mt. Hood! Some of us shared bottles, some of us had glasses, and some had flights. We also ordered their charcuterie platter and hummus plate. Everything was delicious and the gathering was a complete success so thank you thank you thank you! We will definitely be back!

Beautiful views and great wine , what more do you need in these last few days of summer .The space looks serene as well as social especially with almost every table occupied and laughter and wine flowing freely . Plenty of indoor and outdoor space and the indoor space had such a nice rustic décor. We however sat outside to enjoy the views and ordered the tasting flight for all of us . The wines came in one after the other without much delay and our pourer was very knowledgeable and answered all our queries with ease . We also ordered the Mushroom Panini and the Rose flatbread. The flatbread was a crowd pleaser and was gone in minutes .Highly recommend it . They are known for their Pinot ,however my personal favorite was the 2020 Rose.

Absolute worst winery I've ever been too. Do yourselves a favor and skip this place. So many rules that make zero cents. They say no dogs and don't allow anyone under 21 so hope you don't have kids.

Hawks View is such a charming winery! Nestled in the small town of Sherwood, this winery not only presents an entrancing view of Mount Hood and the Willamette Valley, but it also produces high quality wines and standup service. Living less than an hour outside of Napa and Sonoma Valley, I was pretty skeptical about how my experience would be here. But Hawks View has totally enlightened me about Oregon wine country. First off, the views are simply amazing. Like most wineries that are set high up on the hills, the views are simply breathtaking. But not all wineries will have a beautiful view of such a pivotal landmark. Mount Hood can be seen right from their back patio, and my oh my is it gorgeous! The estate is surrounded by vineyards and there are plenty of places to relax out on their back patio. They also have a covered patio section for those random rainy spurts (I did experience a bit of rain while I was there). The weather actually ended up being really nice after the short rain spells. Their indoor tasting room is adorable! The tasting bar is centered right in the middle of a room and is surrounded by several windows which allow for lots of natural sunlight. The ceilings are high and the color scheme is easy on the eyes. The room is filled with lots of modern decor but still encapsulates a rustic persona. I have to send a huge shoutout to the ladies of the hour: Bailey, Molly, and Alyssa! All three ladies were exceptional sommeliers. They were informative, attentive, and super fun! I love when sommeliers are truly passionate about what they do because it just shines through naturally. The wine! How could I forget to mention the very thing that brought me here in the first place? Ladies and gents: I enjoyed the wine here. This Cali girl is giving Hawks View the green light. This place it a total Pinot lover's dream! That's Pinot Noir AND Pinot Gris because they both tasted fantastic. Since I'm more of a red wine drinker, I instantly favored their Pinot Noir over everything else. It's $20 for 6 tastes and they'll even let you revisit a few of your faves. I also learned that Hawks View was recently acquired by Ponte Winery in Temecula. I've never tasted there, but it's on my list to try and also quite a bit closer to get to. Honestly, I had an incredible time tasting at this winery. I will definitely come back to do a future tasting when I'm in the area again.

Great wines, terrific , friendly staff & spectacular view!!! It's always very pleasant

Horrible experience! The only thing this winery has left to offer is it's view and fairly good wine which is why I gave it 2 stars. I would give it zero stars if I could for the management. I started visiting Hawks View when it was family owned and appointment only wine tasting. I joined their wine club only to find out that they were bought out by Ponte Family Estate in 2017. I started to see changes, and not good ones. My last experience at Hawks View was horrible. I went to pick up my wine shipment and asked the receptionist if I could use my benefit of a free tasting since I was there. She asked if I had a reservation and I said no. She asked if it was only me for the tasting and I said yes. She said "I'll have to seat you at the bar". I said I was uncomfortable with that and asked for a table since I would also be ordering lunch. And that I am a long time wine club member and have never had a problem getting a table without a reservation before. Granted this is the first time I was there alone. She said she needed to talk to her manager. She quickly came back and said "all we have is the bar". She seated me and it was VERY awkward being the only person in 3 different tasting areas that had to sit at one of the two bars. So I looked on their website and was able to make a reservation easily for 10 minutes later. Then I asked to speak with the manager, Justin Sanchez. He was rude and not accommodating at all. I told him that I was able to easily make a reservation online and he was surprised and said he would go check. I was told that even though I could make a reservation online, that they overbook in case of no shows and that it didn't mean they actually had available tables. Seriously?!!! He came back and said that I made a reservation for the bar. I said that is impossible because you can't make a reservation for the bar online. It doesn't give you that choice. He said "well that's all we have". I told him it's already uncomfortable dining alone and that now he has put me on display being the only person at the bar when I could visibly see available tables. I felt he was discriminating against me for arriving alone. He gave me the choice of moving to the Members Only Rooftop, but it is open air and it was windy and freezing up there that day. I declined. I really don't even know why I ordered food at that point, but I was hungry and wine tasting. Their food has steadily gone downhill over the years also. The Fig, Brie & Prosciutto sandwich was all bread. There was a fig spread, no brie and hard old prosciutto. It was served with potato chips for $18. There are so many other amazing wineries in area that treat people with respect and are genuinely happy that you are there. I am cancelling my membership at Hawks View.

We made a reservation for an afternoon tasting on a Sunday. It was a little chilly outside so when they were walking us to our table and we started walking towards the tent on the patio, I was nervous that I was going to freeze. I was pleasantly surprised that the tent was heated to the PERFECT temperature. I love that they have it decorated so it doesn't feel like you are sitting in a tent. My husband and I shared the wine flight and then got a class of wine of our favorite. We also got the meat and cheese board to share and it was the perfect snack. Love this place and will come back.

Lovely place. It has been a while since I enjoyed visiting winery due to COVID, my friend took me there for my birthday. We seated outdoor covered patio with water resistance curtain around, keep us from the wet weather. A coupe of groups of people around us, got pretty loud and we had to talk pretty loud voice each other. We asked if we can move inside if any empty seats available but they never accommodated it for us. If you want to get a bite, I recommend a mushroom flatbread, that was good. We took flight and my favorite were sparkling rose and Muirfield Pino Nor, but Jack's also nice one. I got a bottle for our thanksgiving dinner. Only cons I would make is this is the fist winery they won't wave the tasting fee if you get a bottle. They don't offer it. And flight is $30 per person. Otherwise, It was good to catch up with my friend and it would be nice view from the patio when is nice weather.

I went to this place with my sister and sister in law for some wine excursions at 5:45pm today on a Saturday . This was our first time here. Initially the menu is small which isn't an issue. We ordered the wine tasting menu , charcuterie and a flat bread. It took a while for our food to come, and some of our order was given to another table. In our area , there was one large party and one small table near the wine bar area. Accidents happen which is fine when our order given to another table. Halfway , we asked for silverware, which never came, and the waitress said at the verrrrryyyy end when we were about to pay , that she couldn't find a fork in the kitchen. ?????? We noticed the waiters kept going over and checking on a larger party. They haven't come back till the very end of our experience when the waitress asked if we wanted anything else , as we proceeded to order, she told us that they were closed.??????? They didn't tell us there was a last call, they didn't check on us, but pretty much told us we can take a bottle to go. I can see if we were in a blind spot, but only three tables on a Saturday evening, right by the wine bar. The wine was excellent , food was decent. But service needed help. They helped everyone else except us, and it showed, I would have gladly bought a few bottles , but I cannot with the service in this place. Applebee's has better service. If you are from the younger crowd or even a minority maybe not the best place to go to. That's too bad , I wanted to like this place. I hope there is some retraining, because the lack of care and negligence showed at our table.

If you want to enjoy local wine with a view, look no further. This place not only has stunning views, excellent wine, but the also the most delicious charcuterie boards!

Ok, so I'll start by saying that I was a loyal member here for 4 years. I feel that the decline began once they started adjusting for COVID. I also heard they sold to a company out of California so that doesn't help. Now if you want a close to city (especially Beaverton) it's not the worst place you can go but don't expect much. --They changed the membership without communicating. It used to be 2 free tastings and 50% on additional after. Now it's the 2 waived tastings but additional are now 20% off NOT 50%. Also apparently the food is no longer discounted. The last 2 times I've went I was charged full price for food. despite being in the "members only" area....which I have no faith that it's actually only for member. --The quality of service is HORRIBLE. We've been ignored (when we're the only ones in the area with eye contact to our server), had some eye rolling, annoyance, and only given a rundown of wines when we ask. We've also been served glass of sparkling items that have gone flat, not sure if it's a quality issue or them not paying attention, either way don't serve it. --The quality of the wines has gone down. Now being a graduate of level 3 wine certification, I understand 100% that wine production varies from year to year, batch to batch. However, I've begun opening more and more bad bottles of wine. Including opening a bottle of sparkling rose (one of my FAVS from here) and it lacks flavor and coloring that I've come to love from them. Again, I know this all seems harsh but it's not the worst place you can go for decent wines on spot, I'd be cautious about expecting too much for service and bringing wines home unless you're drinking within a few days, it could be an aging issue.

Worst customer service. The food is great, the wine is so so, but not worth in trying it because of how poorly their service is given here. Mark, the manager was super rude when asked to help accommodate me and my mother in law with my newborn son. Also, Lhyn specifically, the hostess has poor manners. There are other great wineries where your money will be better spent and you can be appreciate for supporting their business

Right off the bat you could tell they were taking social distancing and mask wearing very seriously and I appreciated that. We arrived slightly early for our scheduled time, but they found us a table and let us begin early. My friend and I were blown away by the beautiful view of the mountain you get from the patio deck. We ordered two tasting flights and were surprised to see that our server brought us one flight for us to split. We were positive that she misheard us, but decided to just split the one flight. We commented on how even for one flight, the amount of wine provided was not enough for one serving. We finally did inquire about getting a second flight and were informed that we already did receive two flights just poured into the mini carafes together. Seems crazy that we paid $40 for 2 flights that held less wine than any other winery in the area's single flight. I highly recommend getting a glass or a bottle to split - don't bother with the overpriced flights. The charcuterie board was perfectly fine - you get to choose 4 items out of 8 choices.

Love coming to Hawks View for great service, delicious wine, and a gorgeous view. Look forward to visiting again in the summertime!

Spent 3 days wine tasting out of McMinnville, and it was the only one that was disappointing. Let's start with the good. The view is outstanding, as is the decor. Thier white Pinot noir was unique and tasty. Our server was first rate. The bad. The vibe was completely commercial, not necessarily about the wine. It is being encroached on by the Portland suburbs and reminds me of some tasting rooms in Napa and Sonoma where they bring busloads of folks from the city. I might have bought a bottle of two of the white Pinot, but there do not waive the tasting so oh well, it was different, not outstanding. Finally, they require reservations despite the fact the tasting AREAS ( 2 or three) we got thier early after lunch in Newburg. It was a nice spring day and I was wandering the ground enjoying the view rather sitting in the car. I pretty quickly got asked to leave because of "construction". The "construction" looked tie a 10'x20' pad of dirt like it was getting flowers or something. No construction worker, equipment just dirt. But my real beef was when I said I was taking picks and looking for a place to wait outside, he did not direct me to the outside picnic area about 100 feet away. So not the worst place to go to by a bottle of wine and spend the afternoon, but if you are trying to explore premium poor's, it was pretty mediocre.

Beautiful space! The hostess who checked us in was also so nice and accommodating. We opted for 2 tastings and an iced tea. I'm personally not a fan of stainless steal whites, which a majority of their whites seem to be stored in. Their red wines were pretty good, worth trying. The reason I'm giving it three stars: when we were closing out, our hostess conveniently added a charcuterie board on our bill, quickly input my credit card info and shoved the iPad to me for a signature. I reiterated that we only had 2 tastings and 1 iced tea, and she apologized, stating that the food just happened to be on the bill. Before closing out, just take a few seconds to double check what you're charged for.

Beautiful vineyard with a super fun and chill vibe. My girlfriends wanted to buy a bottle so we didn't do a tasting, which I would always prefer so that I get something I love to drink as a bottle. The staff there was incredibly welcoming and it was a great set up. I really don't have any negative comments about it but I'd like to go back and do a tasting and try some more of their wines! And maybe stay for more than one glass! It is a must stop for anyone in the area and one of the closest vineyards to where I live so that's a plus as well!!

I feel so lucky to live about 7 minutes away from here. This is such a great go-to spot, with friends or just the two of us! Friendly service each time, beautiful tasting room, gorgeous view from the outdoor deck/patio/yard. Plenty of seating and I'm so happy they're open until 7pm! My absolute favorite thing from Hawk's View is their White Pinot. Such a fantastic and refreshing summer wine, in a very pretty bottle. Charcuterie boards are nice as well. This is such a fun spot to come and hang out, we've now been here many times and it's always great! We'll continue to be regulars!

This is my new favorite spot in wine country. I was on my way back from the coast with a few family members and we wanted to stop somewhere before making it back to Portland (and also to avoid the rush hour time). Being that most wineries close about 5, we didn't want to walk into one a few minutes before closing. Of course, my trusty Yelp app came through! Not only was Hawks View Cellars close by, it was also open until 7pm, and was kid and dog friendly! It did not disappoint! Sweeping views of the vineyard, open spaces to sit both inside and out, picnic baskets for sale (with all sorts of meats and cheese to nibble on), and an amazing view of the sunset as it lowers behind the grapes. You can do a flight of 4 wines for $20, or share a bottle if you know what you like. I am a fan of the white Pinot Noir and the Pinot Gris. You can't go wrong with a chilled glass on a warm day. Since our original stop in, I've already been back for a bridal shower and it was amazing. Thanks for the hospitality!

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place! Terrific wines (especially the sparkling rose) & fantastic atmosphere. So laid back and a wonderful staff. Can't recommend highly enough !

My husband and I just finished our visit to Hawk View Winery and we enjoyed it. We were served by Amanda and she was wonderful. She dropped some knowledge on us and was very warming. We would definitely recommend the winery!!

Went here on a beautiful Saturday afternoon and it was amazing! The views were incredible, the wines were delicious, and the atmosphere was fantastic! The best part was that I could bring my dog! He loved it too! Can't wait to go back with my lil guy and try some more of that delicious sparking rose!

If it wasn't for the view, I don't know how well HVW would do. My friend and I visited HVW shortly after visiting some stellar wineries in the area. We stopped by HVW because of the reviews and we had enough time to visit "one more". The venue is absolutely incredibly however, that is the best thing about this place. Our service was good, at best. There seem to be alot of locals that go here and are "members" that allows free drinks monthly and it offers a great environment for relaxing. The wine was good but sub par to some of the other area wineries. HVW had a unique white pinot noir which was interesting to sample but I would buy a bottle. The other wines were average however, did I mention the view?

My favorite winery and only place I've been a member at. I love it because you can bring your own food, or order food there which I don't know any winery that offers flatbread, paninis, cheeseboard and seasonally fondue! Plus you used to be able to bring dogs precovid(hope that comes back) AND they stay open late and do happy hour and live music some days!

What an amazing experience! Came in to do a little wine tasting and within minutes couldn't wait to sign up for the wine club. Not only was the wine delicious, the people who work there we're so kind and welcoming, I can't say enough good things about Amelia- she was knowledgeable, so kind, and Just damn delightful. Before moving to Oregon, we had Ponte cater all of the wine for our wedding, there was no other choice when something with an impact was sought out. We approached Hawks View with an optimistic hesitation and couldn't have been happier with their quality and beautiful wine. I'm so glad Hawks is close to home and proud to be a wine member, I foresee many bottles in our home, ready to share with friends and family

I have been to Hawks View a few times and in the summer the view from the tasting room is great. It's an ok place to taste wine if you want to stay close to town, here are a few pros and cons from my 2-3 visits there. Pros: - Nice tasting room, beautiful views - Great food selection - The hawk attack red blend, is delicious Cons: - The white wines are just ok. They taste similar to a trader joe's level label. - Service is 50/50, I have had great service and terrible service. Just depends on the day. - The tasting policy for non-members cheapens the experience. They do not waive tasting fees if you purchase multiple bottles, which feels a little stingy considering most wineries in the willamette area have this policy.

tl;dr - lots of seating, super friendly staff, good red wines I came here for a friend's birthday and they had reserved the tent outside. It was a really beautiful day and we had a picturesque view of Mount Hood in the distance. The white wines here were a bit light for my taste, but the cab was my favorite of the ones I had. One thing that was pretty nice is that they have tables set up outside where you can get wines from without having to go inside. The staff was just so amazing and accommodating. They let us bring food and snacks to have with our wine. We also had a cake and provided us with a lighter because we picked one up impromptu.

My groups first time wine tasting and it was a spectacular time! Came here early September and it was beautiful! Service was awesome & welcoming! Ordered the charcuterie board as well as wine! Our favorite was the bubbly rosè and the charcuterie paired very well w/ our other wines, highly recommend.

Adirondacks shaded by the big umbrellas on the lawn of Hawks View, a perfect view of Mt Hood, 98 degs and all 5 wines on the $20 tasting flight were super. Especially liked the 2017--White Pinot Noir $40 so light and refreshing but bodied in peach and melon, and the --Sparkling Rose $40 with the lightest blush color, medium dry strawberry nectarine and bubbles that made their presence on the mouth while not visible in the glass, a big lovely surprise and super moreish. All their better known Pinots were equally lovely, and the best is the last taster, 2016 Cellar Series $55. Big platter of charcuterie and cheese for $25 or bring your own nibbles as long as it's not a full dinner. Want to save 20%, buy 2 bottles and welcome to the Club. Easy 2 miles off Edy Rd on 99W for an idyllic picnic basket afternoon, can't wait for the re-run.

Came here for wine tasting with some friends. They have a large deck with tables socially distant from one another. Service was fine, the menu is small and the wines are well......not interesting. The charcuterie board was probably the best part of the wine tasting. Make reservations ahead.

What a great experience! Mark was extremely knowledgeable about the wine and the history of the winery. The tour he provided had a ton of information and it was great to see where the delicious wine is made, and why they stand out from the other wineries in the area. This is a great gathering space for friends to come together for laughs, great views and excellent service. Both Val and Mark are personable, educated on wine and will make your experience great! Can't wait to go back.