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Girl Meets Dirt in Eastsound (208 Enchanted Forest Rd, WA 98245)
About:
Heritage fruit preserves, shrubs, bitters & wine made by hand with islands heirloom fruit. Preserves prepared traditionally, on-site, bubbling away in copper pots. Wines by Girl Meets Dirt are grown on Orcas Island from hand harvested orchard fruit, pressed by us, spontaneously fermented & bottled method ancestrale for natural bubbles. Complimentary jam & shrub tastings daily. Wine tasting by appointment!
Girl Meets Dirt is located in Eastsound (Washington state) on the street of 208 Enchanted Forest Rd. If you want to ask about something we recommend contacting this place by phone. The Phone number is +1360-375-6269. You can get more information from their website: http://www.girlmeetsdirt.com/. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find Girl Meets Dirt quickly are 48.699669, -122.911198. Scroll down to find out opening hours, reviews and other important information about Girl Meets Dirt.
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Available amenities
Crowd
- LGBTQ+ friendly
- Transgender safe space
Planning
- Quick visit
Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Service options
- Kerbside pickup
- In-store pickup
- In-store shopping
From the business
- Identifies as women-owned
Unavailable amenities
Service options
- Delivery
Lynn
There is EVERYTHING to love about this place: the name, the concept, the people, the products. We spent a good while chatting with the staff and tasting both preserves and shrubs. No silly, not bushes— the vinegar and fruit syrup drink. The flavors are so cleverly devised and so clean and tangy in taste, there’s no doubt you’ll find more than one to take home or ship to be there when you return home. Their line is enriched by artisanal home goods, apparel, and additional tasty offerings from other small batch folks. We are gardeners and trail runners: obviously we needed “Girl Meets Dirt” T-shirts. These products are a distinctive souvenir of the island and excellent gifts to have in hand. Ya gotta check it out.
09.2022Dirty
I can't wait to swim over there from the main land and meet you love yours truly boy dirt
09.2022a
Hours incorrect. Closed at 3:30 on a Saturday in August.
08.2022Mitchell
I’ve not been here myself, alas. Butt my dear niece Elissa sends me the most wonderful things from here and I feel myself transported - doesn’t that count? The tastes and quality are unbeatable and incredibly varied. I can’t wait to shop there myself one day.
04.2022NaShea
Love the atmosphere and the goal. It's not their fault that I can't have that much sugar. Be prepared that most of their recipes are going to be high in sugar: preserves, syrups, chocolate, caramels, etc. I did, however, find a lovely and diabetic-friendly coconut cashew butter. So good!
10.2021Amy
Very friendly and informative. We really enjoyed browsing their storefront. We bought a hostess gift and some spoon preserves to take home.
10.2021Anne-Margaret
They're wonderful products, tantalizing must haves. First met 2 years ago at the Ballard farmer's market, found again at my local farm stand in Danbury, CT - delightful and best part of that day! Available online with a annual jam subscription? I'm in!
10.2020Megan
Girl Meets Dirt is the absolute best. Not only are their products amazing, but they make great gifts too. I ordered a gift box for my dad for Father's Day and he was so enthralled by the level of detail they put into the gift box. You really can't go wrong with any item from them. You can taste the freshness in every bite or sip. I'm a total GMD fan girl.
10.2020Kristy
I absolutely love her products! Soooo great. Always excited to replenish my supply before we head back to Canada. A must if you want to support locals. You will love all of her products. :)
10.2019Jake
Great experience, we will definitely visit again! Staff was very friendly and the jams and preserves were very good. We especially enjoyed the Quince, along with other other flavors including the rhubarb and lavender. We are excited to share these with our friends back home.
10.2017