We Could Never Forget the Brats
Once again our Gorge famous specially made for Huckfest Bratwursts will be served hot off the grill onto a fresh bun with sauerkraut trimmings. This is a yearly mouth watering tradition that can’t be beat. Come eat and enjoy!
Huckleberry Pie by Sweet Things by Baldi
Kortney Davis grew up in the gorge, graduating from Stevenson High School and later attending Mt. Hood Community College. “My husband, Antonio Baldi, moved to the area about four years ago and loves it as much as I do, we could not imagine living anywhere else!”
Kortney and Antonio have always been passionate about food and find that it is something that brings everyone together. When they heard that Julie, owner of Sweet Things, was selling the business they saw a wonderful opportunity to keep bringing joy to people through those beloved pies and scones.
Kortney and Antonio are both equally involved with the business at this time.
When not baking their delectable treats they enjoy spending time outdoors kayaking or golfing, and spending time with their dog Luna.
I think we will all enjoy the delightful Sweet Things Kortney and Antonio, and Luna, will bring to our community, including all the Huckleberry Pies we will serve up for our Festival.
Ice Cream
Offering a scoop of vanilla or huckleberry ice cream to top off your slice. Also, featuring Jams and Jellies brought to you by Huckleberry Haven. And we will be selling huckleberries by the quart and gallon.
Foods Vendors for 2024
Kusina Ni Nenena Dip N Dots Beneventi’s
Pick Me Popcorn Something Else NDN Tacos Three Rivers
Murphy’s Rustic cup Oriental Food
The Smasher Gustavo’s Tacos Gustavo’s Fruit Cup
Berries By Felice Cotton Candy The Honey Man
Totally Nuts Pie Booth The Brat Booth
Stephanie’s Treats Vendors Are We
Available in the Beer Garden
This year’s draft menu is a fresh and well-rounded lineup of Washington state craft beers,spiced wheat ale, domestic American style lager, and Huckleberry lemonade seltzer.
We are happy to bring AniChe Cellars back to the party again this year!
White
No.5 2022: 100% Chardonnay. A white wine for the red wine drinker.
Serafina 2022: 100% Riesling. Dry. Lychee, honeydew, mandarin orange.
Baba Yaga 2022: 60% Grenache Blanc, 40% Picpoul, rhoh, white blend. Sunflower notes, pithy grapefruit and lemon curd. Dry.
Come & Go 2021: 100% Albariño. Stone fruit and flint make this redolent of northern Spain.
Red
7 Gables 2019: 71% Syrah, 8% Mourvedra, 8% Couroise, 4% Cinsault, 4% Grenache, 4% Grenache Blanc, 1% Picpoul.
The Hound Pintor Noir 2022: Dry, light-to-medium bodied with bright acidity, silky tannins.
Inferno 2020: Smoke-kissed Red blend wine.
Blush/Rose
Little Birds 2022: 100% Tempranillo. Crisp and dry with notes of strawberries, mown grass, fresh herbs.
Yes, Huckfesters, it’s harvest time. Come join us in the Beer Garden. Fun grows here!
10 Barrel Huckleberry Crush – 6.5% – Bend, OR: A sour that is crisp and easy to drink.
No-Li Lemon Huckleberry Seltzer 5% – Spokane, WA: Hard but easy with a strong huckleberry aroma.
Coors Light – 4.2% – Boulder, CO: Crisp and refreshing American style light lager.
Golden Road Mango Cart Wheat Ale – 4% – Los Angeles, CA: A perfectly balanced craft wheat ale made with real mango. Inspired by the iconic fruit cart vendors of Los Angeles, CA.
Backwoods Copperline – 5.5% – Carson, WA: With balance and body this amber ale is malt-forward with a surprisingly clean finish that’s just perfect any time of year.
Everybody’s Bingen Boy IPA – 6.2% – White Salmon, WA: This beer is too perfect for words. It is crisp and dry with notes of lemon grass and a grapefruit finish.
Everybody’s Local Logger Lager – 4.9% – White Salmon, WA: Smooth and golden with subtle floral notes and a mild spice
Everybody’s Mountain Mama Citra Pale Ale – 5.8% – White Salmon, WA: Bright citrus aromas but with a juicy backbone. Rolled oats provide that perfect body.
Seattle Cider Grapefruit – 6.7% – Seattle, WA: This unapologetically juicy cider is bursting with fresh grapefruit aroma. Brewed with real fresh grapefruit it shines from that first sip.