Hidden gem in a beautiful rural setting. Worth the drive! Live music was fantastic. Plenty of…read moreseating. Beautiful venue inside and out. We had the cider flight. It was some of the best cider we have ever had. They also have fantastic snack plates and wood fired pizza. The service was warm and friendly. Rustic beautiful ambiance. We will definitely be going again. This is a special place!

Moulton Falls Winery has some of the best cider in the state. Yep, you read that right. Cider…read moreflights AND wine flights! The only thing I regret is not ordering one of their wood-fired pizzas. Those looked outstanding! But the best part about MFW wasn't the food or drink, though both were superb. It was the charm and customer service from the staff! Both friendly and hospitable, they made us feel like family. After hiking around the neighboring hills, be sure to stop at Moulton Falls to refuel and relax. The ambiance is so cozy, you'll want to come back on a cold and snowy day.

Quaint dog friendly winery overlooking the vineyards!…read more We each got a flight & ended up buying a bottle of rosé to take home. They even serve food there but after coming from a hike, we were craving a whole pizza so journeyed on over after!

Good wine!!! Definitely have yummy red and a delicious rose. Their wine tastings are $15 for 5…read moretastes. They have a few selection for food. Hummus and checkers, salami and cheese, rolls with olive oil and few others. Reasonable price. Food is okay. Next time we will probably bring our own which you can do. Beautiful scenery. Recommended and will be back again.

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!

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.

My mom took me here yesterday on a Saturday afternoon to wine taste. It is a large tent (building…read moreforthcoming) and it was breezy and relaxing. There were few people there and it was just comfortable. (You know how sometimes you wine taste and you're the only ones there and you feel like you're being stared at and it's awkward? This was the exact opposite feeling. Really a lovely experience!) Lynda was THE best at sharing about the grapes and the process and the wines, as she gave us VERY generous pours. She created a warm atmosphere and strangers standing around tasting began talking with each other. I was absolutely pleasantly surprised with the Merlot and did not expect to love it so much. We ended up buying a bottle of the Pinot noir that I am very excited to share. It was light and really easy to drink. I'm not a wine connoisseur, so my language for wines is not professional. But what I can tell you is that you will not be disappointed if you come. Their pallet of wine profiles is extensive and you will find something that you will be so glad you tried. I will definitely be back!

Most amazing wine tasting place in Vancouver. Love the atmosphere and view from the back balcony…read more Totally Vancouver's best kept secret.

We took 37 of our closest friends (bus outing) to visit this winery. We were so impressed with…read moretheir hospitality, wine and story. Oh, the wine is great, prices reasonable. ! Definitely will make this a stop when we commute from Seattle to Portland.

I came here to see a band perform, and as a concert venue, Bateaux does quite well. When the…read moreweather's nice, the music's outdoors. Shade can be hard to find, but the staff told me to feel free to grab an Adirondack chair and position it wherever I wanted to, which was appreciated. The staff is extremely friendly, enthusiastic, and helpful. While it may seem weird for a non-alcohol drinker to visit a winery, I've been told at other wineries that it's quite common, and other wineries offer a fair selection of non-alcoholic beverages for such patrons. Bateaux only offers water, so anybody hoping for kombucha, iced tea, sodas, etc. is out of luck. Their food menu consists of two pizzas: Margherita, and pepperoni. They're wood-fired, and the dough is made in-house. The pizzas are competent, but they're on the pricy side, and are nothing noteworthy. Service is fast, and there is table service, even if you're just sitting in an Adirondack chair that you randomly positioned in a spot of shade close to the stage. Be aware that Bateaux is completely hidden from view from its street entrance, and that there is a longer-than-expected drive on a single-lane dirt road to get from the street to the winery. Although I didn't encounter any traffic trying to leave when I was entering, eluding oncoming traffic would have been tricky.

We love coming to this winery when we visit from Texas. The grounds are beautiful and the wine is…read moredelish. We hope they eventually start shipping to Texas. Would definitely join their wine club if that happened.

The winery is beautiful. The pairing of wine was amazing. The only disappointment was no food. The…read morerestaurant was closed on Sunday. So my rating dropped because of no food. How can you realistically have wine pairing without food.

We swing into Windy Hills every couple months . Our last visit was another great one. We were out…read moresoaking up some sunshine and decided to swing in and grab a drink. We got a couple of hard ciders and a window with some rays pouring in. We had some great conversation with Dave, who took great care of us. The venue is great! Spacious and inviting. Great drinks, great service, great location!

We have been club members since day one Dave and Karen have…read moredone a fabulous job with all their children. Ashley has proven herself when it comes to running the winery. We had our wine pick up for the first quarter of '26 and it was amazing! From Moms charcuterie table to the entertainment to the desserts, all were amazing!! Great place to visit, great wine club to be a part of ! Thank you!!

Loved this place. The owners are super friendly and down to earth. Great wine and can't wait to…read morego back for live music. Go visit and enjoy. You won't regret. We will go back soon.

What a great place to taste wines! Wonderful service and really good wines! The owner was super…read morefriendly and knowledgeable! Everything was clean and tidy! They sell jewelry and candles here too! We will absolutely be back in a month or two when the Cab is ready to taste!

Great wine and great setting. Nice to sit back and relax while they bring you the different…read moretastings.

We came here for a wine tasting the other night and absolutely loved this place! The staff is so…read morefriendly and they go out of their way to make sure you're accommodated. The interior is decorated in an Italian style with a lot of their wineries taking inspiration from Italy. Highly recommend trying the wine flight. They do rotate it every now and then. However, it's about 1 oz each of five different wines. They also have a charcuterie board that you can add on. On weekends, there is a much more elaborate one. During the week, they have a nice standard one with salami, cheese, and bread. You can also add olives or hazelnuts too if you want. Cannot wait to come back here soon! IG: QueenOfAdventureNYC