Rockridge Orchards

Great beer selection, made a special trip out there for some knee deep brewing beer they had on tap. I got the beer but the lady behind the bar is so horrible I will never go back, rude, condescending, bitch, don’t waste your time.

Cute and country-​style taphouse and a little shop right along 169 for all of your growler fills! The folks here have 60 – 65 different taps at any one time, and are more than willing to let you sample as many as you want. Also check out the keg closet to see how they make their system work.
They typically have about 50 or so taps from other cideries or breweries and 10 – 15 of their own as well. Seasonal beers take a major part, but they have an even collection of styles that are on tap year-​round (even porters in the summertime and IPA’s or pilsners in the winter).
Best part — open 9am to 9pm. Every Day. Yes, that includes Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, the 4^th, and everything in between.

I thought I’d lost my taste for beer. Friends traveling through Washington found this place and let me sample the selections they’d bought. I immediately bought more. Love the beer, the selection, the prices.

It has been a pleasure to watch the evolution of this business from small road side fruit stand into one of Enumclaw’s most treasured specialty retailers of beer, cider, and gourmet foods. They still have a great selection of food, fresh fruits and veggies, but the main reason we go there is the beer and cider. I think they have over 50 taps now, with dedicated gluten free taps, a big selection of ciders, and probably 30 — 40 regular beer taps. The selection is fantastic. They are starting to produce some of their own house ciders and beers, so the fact that they have a tasting room is wonderful. You can taste something you like, fill your growler, and take it home right away.
They have a good selection of growlers to purchase if you don’t already have one.
They are warm, friendly, and very knowledgeable about what’s in the taps. A hidden gem that is becoming less and less hidden.

Does anyone even know this place exists? This place has double-​digit numbers of beers, ciders and root on tap, in addition to boasting a hefty selection of craft beers.. And some groceries too, incase you’re hungry. And if you are lucky, the farm cat will come up. . and kiss you! Not only does enumclaw boast the most gorgeous views of the cascades in the state.. Its got this place in its pocket. Make a crispy fall day trip!

Awesome store! Many local products and produce. Local cider, beer and wine. Friendly employees and you can get your own containers filled with beer or cider. Pumpkins are reasonably priced and great place for kids.

To get to the point straight away: ciders, honey and fresh but frozen pies are wonderful. Downside? overpriced produce and very unfriendly «bartender» in the tasting room. I’ve seen her be blatantly rude and condescending to multiple customers and this time I was finally «lucky» enough to experience it. My friend with me this past weekend even leaned over as we were in line and asked if it was just her or was this women a complete —– and I assured her that it wasn’t just her. She acts like she has a chip on her shoulder and that everyone else is an idiot or that they are annoying her by asking questions. As a former bartender on Capitol Hill, she has a lot to learn. Now the woman that runs the place the 4 or 5 times I’ve driven out there is a little rough around the edges initially but once you start talking to her she really is quite nice and knowledgeable. Unfortunately, her staff could use a few lessons in customer service. I love their ciders which is honestly the ONLY reason I continue to drive an hour out there.. As someone else stated in another review, great for a tourist stop but I doubt I’ll be a returning customer from here on out.

Great fruit stand with an amazing micro brew selection in the cold cases. Hundreds to choose from. They also have great growler fill prices. Worth stopping in– not much to see from the road, but they have an awesome selection of produce and beer.

Stopped by one day to try the ciders. They were to die for, the berry cider and the raspberry wine were the best. Another time I came in I was looking for pumpkin bread mix. The lady there helped me pick out a great mix and taught me how to cook a pumpkin to put in it. Turned out amazing!!! I enjoy coming here the staff is very friendly and very helpful!

Really like the RO Balsamic (Cider) vinegar and the honey. And now they also have a tasting room with wine and beer tasting and growler fills! Great selection of bottled (interesting) beers.

Really good selection of high quality food items at this stand. The cider and the honey are the best I’ve ever had. I’m also a huge fan of their jams and fruit butters. The REAL treats are the Japanese cucumbers and their Asian pears. They have the largest selection of pears I’ve ever seen and they are superior.

There’s no grade between a «meh» and «okay» or I’d have given it to Rockridge orchards. I should have known something was up when I bounced and rattled through their potholed parking lot. I know it’s Enumclaw, but c’mon, gravel is sold everywhere.
When I got in, it was a big hangar like place full of food. Unfortunately most of the food was stuff I didn’t want. Like pre-​packaged candy, frozen pre-​packaged pies and cobblers (could they price it any higher? They’re obviously going for the tourist crowd) wildly overpriced honey and cider.
I’d stopped in for their «fresh» asparagus and the woman gives me this long spiel about how it won’t be woody (is asparagus woody? I’ve never had that problem before) and it’s been kept in water, and the only reason they have three skinny bundles is because it sells so well.
I bought some (way overpriced again), got it home and yeah – you saw it coming right? It was so woody I felt like someone was trying to give me a mouth piercing. I couldn’t eat any of it and spit it out. I’ve never had asparagus splinters before. Fibrous, yes. Woody, no.
It was pretty and I’m a big fan of farm stands, but I’m not a fan of this stand. I’ve seen the guy’s name in the news a lot, talking about taking his produce to the farmer’s markets. Maybe he needs to spend some time at home.

I can only review the dessert wines as thats all I’ve had. They’re awesome. Tayberry, blackberry and raspberry wines could be poured over ice cream. LOVE LOVE LOVE them.
Kids introduced us to it, then I saw on the bottle it was made in Enumclaw, where we live.
Did a little more research and found out they were buying the local farmers market down the road.
Winning!
We stop by, probly too often, buying these yummy dessert wines.

New location! They have moved from the farm to a store on the main road between Enumclaw and Black Diamond.
This is an absolut must stop. The owner, Judy, is absolutely the nicest, knowledgeable «farmer» you will ever come across. The have the most incredible products. The honey is the BEST that you will ever find (it’s pricey at $ 10 a jar but it is liquid gold…). There cider’s are wonderful. The produce is fantastic (they specialize in apples, pears and asian pears). The are also a winery — my favorite is the dessert wine.
It is worth a special trip out to Enumclaw just to come here. I’m so excited about their new store. I will never be without excellent honey and apples again!