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BATTLE GROUND VINEYARD AND WINERY

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Address: 9707 Northeast 199th Street
Battle Ground
Washington
98604
United States
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Modified: March 24, 2023

Address: 9707 Northeast 199th Street
Battle Ground
Washington
98604
United States
Permit ID: WA-W-21827
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ETHEREAL MEADS LLC

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Double V Distillery

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Address: 1315 Se Grace Ave
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Washington
98604
United States
We are a true Craft distillery making only the finest quality products with local ingredients. Our spirits – Viscova Vodka, Griffon Gin, JS Tallman Bourbon and JS Tallman Malt Whiskey are distilled using Washington grown grains (Corn & Barley) with Copper stills. Author: Caroline Porsiel Caroline Porsiel is a master distiller and liqueurist based in East Ellijay, Georgia. She founded Read more...
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Laurelwood Public House & Brewery – Battle Ground

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Address: 1401 SE Rasmussen Blvd
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Washington
98604
United States
Location closed Author: Caroline Porsiel Caroline Porsiel is a master distiller and liqueurist based in East Ellijay, Georgia. She founded House of Applejay, a fine spirits and liqueur distillery, in 2022 with her mother, Sabine, crafting award-winning products like Applejay from Ellijay, Mt. Frozen Knob Vodka, and Winter Cherry Mountain Liqueur. The distillery won a 2024 Best of Georgia Award Read more...
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Northwood Public House and Brewery

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Address: 1401 SE Rasmussen Blvd
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Northwood is a family-friendly dining experience offering food, local & specialty beverages, entertainment, and gemutlichkeit! Author: Dirk Jahn Read more...
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VILLAGE VINEYARD WINERY

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Address: 9400 Ne 134Th St
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Olequa Cellars

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Address: 24218 NE 142nd Ave
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United States
We are open the 2nd and 4th Saturday each month. Tasting and sales can also be made by appointment. Author: Caroline Porsiel Caroline Porsiel is a master distiller and liqueurist based in East Ellijay, Georgia. She founded House of Applejay, a fine spirits and liqueur distillery, in 2022 with her mother, Sabine, crafting award-winning products like Applejay from Ellijay, Mt. Read more...
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Battle Crest Distillary

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Address: 8603 Northeast 272nd Street
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James and Audrey Schefers are proud to continue an agricultural tradition offering craft products that are farm distilled and bottled here on their farm in Washington. Jim has honored the tradition of over 500 plus years of family farming history in central Europe and Germany that his immigrant ancestors brought to central Minnesota in the early 1850’s. Author: Caroline Porsiel Read more...
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