“14 Acres is my favorite winery in Ridgefield. The red wine is really excellent. I am a fan of the Tempranillo and Marquette wines.The service is always friendly. I often get the large charcuterie board which I think is great and a good value.The board changes frequently, and I find that it is inconsistent, but sometimes it is really spectacular.The grounds are nice and relaxing. 14 Acres unpretentious and all of their wine is great. I really enjoy their labeling and branding. This is the place where I am proud to gift a bottle of wine from.“
“We got married at Windy Hills in September of 2023. And it was a dream day! All of the Windy Hills staff were accommodating and easy to work with. It was the perfect location for our mid-sized wedding. Anna was a killer coordinator, she made the day! (Photos by Elissa Deline Photography)“
“This place was such a great find!!! Tucked out of the way by a cute farm is the best little winery! They have very reasonable and wonderful wine tastings and a great food menu! My friend and I sat outside by the fire and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. The owners dogs even came to check on us a few times to ensure we were having a lovely time! ? We will be back!“
“We attended a Spring Barrel tasting at Confluence Winery yesterday, hosted by Greg Weber, Owner/Winemaker. A group of six people tasted 4 red varietals, that were of 2023 vintage. All had been in the oak barrels for only 5 months at this point. We were all amazed at the favor profile and drinkability of these young wines. As explained by Greg, Confluence will not bottle a red until it is barrel-aged 24-48 months, further enhancing the favor profile and complexity. Greg's wine knowledge enabled us the get informative answers to all our wine questions! It was definitely time well spent and enjoyable! Recommended for all wine lovers!“
“Is this place worth the drive from PDX? I say, it depends on what you're looking for, is it scenery, comfortable seating for large groups. I say yes, if you're looking for exceptional wine, amazing food or plenty of parking. Probably not, but I have some tips that really helped my family and friends when we went. First, share a wine tasting and find one you'll kinda like, chardonnay was our favorite. Buy the bottle and enjoy on the surprisingly large comfortable seating under the awning. Second, eat light (more on this later). Walk around and take in the property, walk to vines and around the lake and soak it all in, this is as good as it gets. If you choose to sit on the lake, make sure you have mosquito repellent. Ok, remember I mentioned to eat light? Well, not too far from the winery is a very good fish and chips / brewery to end your day with very tasty food. Pacific NW Best Fish 24415 NE 10th Ave 98642. About a 10 min drive away. All & All ; Everything is pretty good here, wine being our least favorite. Still worth a visit. Cheers“
“Went here based on a friend’s recommendation. I was beyond impressed. Everything from the service to the venue to little details like a blanket station. The pizza was so good (kalama sour dough for the win). The owner’s son in law helped us from the moment we walked in and he was polite, knowledgeable, and funny. They even let me take a look at their pizza oven and were super polite. The live music was really good too, and not too loud. Having beer and cider available allowed everyone to enjoy something even if they didn’t love wine. We will definitely be back.“