E is for...Eola Hills

Join me for the month of April as I participate in the A-Z Blogging Challenge and share some (I couldn't share all) of my favorite noshing joints in western Oregon!  Hopefully you'll leave the blog a little hungrier than when you arrived...or at least with a new culinary destination on your travel list!
Eola Hills Wine Cellars

With two locations in the near vicinity (Rickreall and Salem), Eola Hills has a lot to offer its patrons.  While the majority of their offerings are wine (obviously), they do hold a few events that include food.  One of my favorite things that Eola does is Yoga and Wine evenings on the first Monday of the month (1st and 3rd when the weather is nicer).  They have paired with Yoga+Beer, a PNW company that hosts yoga and beer/wine/cider sessions at various breweries/wineries throughout Oregon and Washington, and the event draws dozens of people to the locations.
EH Legacy Estates via Made in Oregon
Recommendation:  2015 Oregon Pinot Noir, Oregon Rose,  Red (blend)

What are some of your favorite E eating establishments?

Come back tomorrow for the next installation in the A-Z Blogging Challenge and my jaunt through the culinary delights of western Oregon!

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  1. UnknownApril 5, 2018 at 7:21 PM

    Beautiful photo and I love the idea of yoga and beer! Cheers!

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    1. MelApril 9, 2018 at 9:01 AM

      I can tell you it's the perfect way to end a Monday! Thanks for visiting, Julie :)

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