Sarah was super knowledgeable and a great host! Great experience! 2024 Pinot was wonderful!…read more Large selection of great wines, reds, whites and sparkling. A favorite stop when we are staying downtown!

Food and Wine- 4.5/5 Service - 5/5…read moreAmbiance - 5/5 I absolutely loved the service here. We came around 3pm on a Saturday and it was pretty slow so our service was quick and more intimate. We loved the red and white wine offerings in their flights. My only slight critiques were the flight options and seating. I was wishing there were more white wine flights offered. Their seating was a little limited for bigger parties downstairs so we went upstairs. This place is also so conveniently located. We went to the waterfront area for the Saturday market and took a short 10-15 min walk here afterwards.

(3/14/26) I finally got the chance to visit BCC in person. WOW! Really enjoyed the ambiance of…read morethe tasting room. It was bright and wide open which I like. I sat at the bar and was treated to one of the wine flights that Emily picked out for me. I forgot my wine journal but went back to the website and remembered that the Syrah/Primitivo/Gamay was my favorite followed closely to the Yamhela Blanc De Noirs. Can't wait to return.

So I had never heard of this place, and I feel really bad about it. First off, the product is top…read morenotch... really amazing. Secondly, the service, man if we could get that in any place in Portland, we'd run smoothly. Emily and Saraya were great... super attentive and generally rad. The space itself is gorgeous and quite intimate. We will be back FIVE STARS. Also the charcuterie board could feed a small army

We went to an evening event at Cooper's Hall. There were about 200 people in attendance at a fully…read morecatered event. The hall is suitable for medium to large groups and a perfect venue for weddings, banquets, corporate engagements, and other types of activities. It's a beautiful modern space and it will meet any need you can imagine. I don't know the details of the cost, but that would be an easy website/Google search. check out Cooper's Hall.

An amazing venue for a celebration or a corporate event. The space is open and well-decorated with…read morebarrels and light. Love that they have a mezzanine level as well. Their format is mainly sitting down and dining with a big open bar. The food we had for our event was delicious with crispy Fried Chicken and Cauliflower bites, Cornbread, Steak, Risotto, and Grilled Vegetables. For dessert, the Ricotta Donuts were fluffy and crispy.

Erath Winery had a large tasting room in the Pearl district and was not what I was expected when I…read morewalked in! They have a wonderful space with high ceilings and a great lounge area as you check in and then large tables in the back that are private. It does look like you can potentially rent out the space as well as there were curtains to create privacy. Came just for a tasting and if you enjoy your reds the tasting here is only $25 which is a pretty good deal. The pinots were enjoyable and they may share some specials that they may have in season too.

Fruit of the vine! Wine and a good time tasting and chatting with the wine stewards while sitting…read moreat the bar. We learned alot about Erath farming and harvesting grapes while tasting two flights, the Terrior and the Estate. Mostly Pinot Noir which is what you would expect in the Willamette Valley. Also, a Chardonnay and dessert wine rounded out the tasting flights. Casual and contemporary inside with an elegant flair - lots of seating for small parties or very big parties. Very chill tasting wines without the enduring drive out to the Willamette Valley and driving under the influence of fruit of the vine.

This quaint and charming location for Division Winemaking is a perfect place to spend a Portland…read moresummer night. The staff was excellent, 10 out of 10. So personal, knowledgeable and fun. The vibe was casual, smart and chic. My friend and I had the tasting flight and each glass brought a smile. Light. Refreshing. Crisp. They have events during the week and I am IN for trying one of these events. The interior aesthetic is bright and inviting, with colorful banquette seating surrounded by small tasting tables.

We booked a tasting for a Saturday at 11am. It's $25 per person with the option to add meat and/or…read morecheese board by Olympia Provisions. Private tastings can be booked Sunday-Friday. Semi-private tastings are held on Saturdays. For every $100 of wine purchased or same day wine club sign up, up to two tastings will be waived. We were warmly greeted and got started right away. We took our first tasting with us on a tour around and saw where some wines are made, stored barrels, lab, and outdoor event space. They have been doing a summer event on certain Fridays where you can purchase a glass or bottle to pair with Cafe Olli pizza and enjoy music by featured DJ. Highly recommend adding on the meat + cheese board to go with your tasting. It was fantastic and good size as we took some to go. There was not one wine we didn't like which is rare. I purchased 4 bottles and keep thinking about becoming a member. Loved the whole experience!

What a gem, nestled in S.E. A wide range of delicious…read moreoptions to choose from. Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, Pinot Blanc, Rosé, sparkling, Grenache, Syrah, Mourvédre, and of course Pinot Noir. Inside seating is an option with air conditioning, or outside on picnic tables with an umbrella. Dogs allowed outside. Bring a picnic. They also have food. Mitch was the star of the show. So friendly and knowledgeable about the wines. Very helpful and engaging. We really loved her!! They also have a space for events. 2-hour street parking available. We will definitely be back!!!

Pretty good experience. The tasting room is pretty small, maybe could fit about 20 people. They do…read morehave a few tables outside as well. We came on a Saturday afternoon and it was empty. I got the classic draft flight and my partner got the rose flight. Everything tasted ok, but nothing particularly stood out. Surprisingly my favorite was the rose. The Pinot noir which is usually my favorite was pretty dry. My knock on the place was that the whole time we were there, service was friendly but we were never explained the history of the winery or even given an overview of what we were tasting, it was just given to us. Would have liked to learn more, especially since I loved seeing that it is women owned!

Great happy hour in PDX with $5 craft ciders. I tried the Clyde's Dry during happy hour for $5 and…read moreloved the glassware and the fruity but dry and enjoyable flavor and was nice and cold! They have a pair of cozy leather seats in the corner too which we were lucky to grab. Service was friendly and attentive, but not too "in your face" which I appreciate - allowed us to catch up over two hours and enjoy the great clean fresh space.

*Thunder crashing, followed by screaming and creepy organ music*…read more It's been a while since I have had Bauman's cider and just recently I had one of their ciders. It's been a hot minute since I have had a cider from them but the cider I just finished enjoying was none other than Elvira's Currant Obsession. This was a currant cider and a type I don't believe I have had before. I have had currants before but it was when I was quite young and we had a currant bush in my grandmother's yard on the family ranch. We would grab some for a snack which was always good. I remember them being a tad tart. This cider in contrast us fairly sweet and while it was good I tend to go for more dry ciders. But Elvira was on the label and how can you not love Elvira? She's in season anytime of the year. But anyway the flavor highlights for a kind of less common berry is the red currant( or on the bottle it says Black Currant) , apple and sweetness. Tartness is there as well as dryness but it definitely is more subdued. And it makes sense since this is a berry cider. At any rate it was good to revisit Bauman's Cider again and thank you for tuning into another one of my Yelp reviews...unpleasant dreams! *cue the sinister laughing and more creepy organ music*