Great ciders. Very friendly staff
Fantastic service. Unique menu with many options far beyond dry and sweet. Each cider has a complex flavor profile. I highly recommend trying a flight first. I was pleasantly surprised by my new favorite cider.
Great (delicious) variety of cider flavors and profiles, and enthusiastic and helpful staff.
Stopped by to learn more. Nice people, good tasting cider. Bought the Brut in cans and a bottle of ciderkin.
Tonight, my wife and I went with some friends to your tap room on 7th. It was an amazing experience. Jemma was a fantastic host and made us feel so welcome. She was also very knowledgeable about the items on menu. Although this location is very unassuming from the outside, our experience inside was very much worth it. I highly recommend making your external appearance match the inside to bring in more business. People deserve to experience the fine ciders your have and the excellent hospitality that Jemma provides! Thank you!
Very tasty ciders with a wine-like character, which makes sense as they are also a winery.Service is pleasant and I enjoy the cute little taproom as well as sitting outside.
Great cozy spot for delicious ciders -- they also have wine, beer and N/A beverage options. Bring your own food or enjoy their bar snacks. Great service and awesome outdoor seating (dogs welcome!) just in time for our amazing PNW summers!
What a wonderful little place to stop by for a cider. They have a wonderful selection and an incredible atmosphere. Absolutely recommend and can't wait to come back!
Really cozy place for excellent ciders and wine, and great service! Nice and clean, including the single-person bathroom :)
A new in-person cider experience in Portland! Reading online about them, it sounds like they have been making cider for a few years, but they now have a cider house to enjoy their ciders on tap. It is a very small, quaint place in SE Portland, but they also have a few outside tables that are perfect for enjoying their cider. The cider itself is fantastic, they have unique flavors with their own ciders (I recommend the coffee cider), and plenty of dry or sweet options, in addition to a fair number of guest ciders. The only reason they don't get 5 starts is because it is pricey. They don't serve full 16oz pints, everything is in a 13oz snifter glass, but their ciders run $6.50 and up (at least as of this review). It's not a deal breaker for me, but slightly more expensive than accustomed to. Still worth the visit though!