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Leaning Star
At Leaning Star we love to create. Leaning
Star is family owned and operated by Howard and
Starlena Simon. We offer unique wines, as well as seasonal honeys and
jellies.
All of our products are made by hand in small batches.
This
allows for the element of craftiness in each batch. Each
bottle
and each jar are filled by hand, as are the labels put in place by
hand. The fruit is Oregon fruit. The honey is
Oregon honey,
much of it from our own hives. We enjoy using art from local
artists for all of our labels. Products from Leaning Star
aren't
just delicious, but they sing of the pride we take in being a part of
Oregon.
Read
over our list and find something that intrigues you. Take
time to enjoy
your wine and
come back often. There is always something new and
fun to
try. Please note 750ml
is the size of the standard wine bottle. 375ml is half that
size. The
375ml size makes it easy to try a menagerie of our wines.
Either size
makes a nice gift.
Home of Leaning Star Winery
"Ode to Our Oregon"
Spring rains come
and flowers abound
Summer the busy
bee fills the tiny honeycomb
Berries on vine,
fruit on bud. All grow to succulent juiciness
Autumn leaves
fall. Seasons plentiful harvest brings joy
Winter chills to
the bone as the East Wind blows
--But alas we've
not forgotten to preserve the joy
Fruit and honey
sings across our lips and over our tongue
Whispering "Spring
is soon to come."
by Starlena Simon
The
Corbett/Troutdale Area
There
is a little area in Oregon in the Columbia River Gorge. It is
just east of the Sandy River and is known as the
Corbett/Troutdale area. It is a land like no other.
It is
rough, but beautiful. Every winter the East Winds howl down
the
gorge. Every winter the locals question their sanity for
staying
in the area. Then next year spring and summer come back and
beauty abounds and it makes it all worth while. The people in
the
area are the same. They are rough and tough enough to stick
around. They have all found their niche and are
happy, while
others have chosen to move on. During the winter months local
folk create. They are painters and potters, jewelry makers
and
herbalists. The list goes on. Their work is all
exquisite.
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