Forest Edge Vineyard

3.5 — EXPERIENCE– This place was on the our wine passport list so we decided to check it out with some friends. The wine maker was our wine steward and was very passionate about the wine (as most winemakers are). It was a pleasant experience, but it was a small tasting room and there was only a short counter, we never had any privacy to discuss among ourselves about the wine.
3 — WINES– most of the wines had similar aroma, but their cider and dessert wine (mock of a frozen wine) had distinctive flavors. Although I wasn’t a fan, it was very unique and i suggest trying it.
Note: the place was hard to find and the GPS had us turn off too early and took us to the wrong property number and there aren’t many other wineries around the area.

My husband and I came in for tastings last weekend. We loved this place. The previous review kind of sums up what I wanted to say. One of the owners was pouring the wine; she was super friendly, personable and knowledgeable. She was even asking our opinions on the wine and what we could pick up in it. Even after we told her we were no experts on wine. She seemed genuinely interested in what we had to say. I highly recommend checking out their website:

It sums up what they are all about. I love that they are able to live sustainably off of their land and use organic methods whenever possible. We will be back!

This winery is a hidden gem. Run by just a husband and wife team, this winery specializes in sweet dessert wines and other delights. Currently there is no tasting fee, and I am sure you will find a delightful wine that you will want to bring home. They also have a hard cider too. Their wines are all reasonable and very affordable. An average bottle was only $ 7 – 10. They bring their wines to festivals in Oregon City, molalla, and West Linn. Try them out. So glad I discovered this amazing place.