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Sorrel Hollow apothecary jar emblem holding three orchard hard drops Sorrel Hollow Candy Works Corvallis, Oregon · Est. 1974 Plan a Visit

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Terms of Use

The ground rules for reading the batch archive, using the gift collection guide and sharing what you find here with a friend who still keeps a candy dish.

Sorrel Hollow jar emblem showing orchard hard drops in a fluted glass apothecary jar

Last updated April 24, 2026

1. What this showcase is

Sorrel Hollow Candy Works publishes this showcase as an illustrated guide to its small-batch confectionery: flavor families, texture profiles, batch sizes, gift suitability and pairing ideas. Reading it is free and requires no account. By using the pages you agree to the terms written here.

2. Batch information is descriptive

Batch sizes, cook dates, flavor notes and texture descriptions reflect the ledger entries at the time of writing. Because each cook day is handled by people working by taste as well as by clock, drop counts and exact hues shift slightly from batch to batch. The archive describes the character of a batch rather than promising a manufactured constant.

3. Reservations and orders

Conversations about reserving a full batch for a wedding, a church supper or a company thank-you start at the counter or by email. Nothing on this website constitutes a confirmed order, and any arrangement becomes binding only when the shop confirms a cook date with you directly.

4. Illustrations, text and ledger language

Every illustration in the archive is drawn for this site, and the written ledgers, batch cards and palate descriptions are ours. You are welcome to print a page for your own reference or to share a link with a friend. Republishing the illustrations or the ledger text as your own, or using them to promote another confectionery, is not permitted.

5. The palate dial and gift slip

The palate dial and gift assembly slip are planning tools. They read your clicks and produce a batch card or an assembly reference for your own use. Those reference lines are not order numbers, hold no inventory and reserve nothing; they exist so you can quote one short line when you speak to the shop.

6. Visitor conduct

7. Correspondence

Email sent to sorrelhollowcandies@gmail.com reaches the shop inbox. We answer in the order messages arrive, usually within two business days. Correspondence about ingredient questions should name the specific archive entry so we can answer precisely.

8. Availability and change

Flavor families rotate with the season and the orchard. An entry in the archive may rest for a month while pears are between crops, and pairing suggestions may change with the year's cider. We keep this page and the archive as current as the cook book allows, but we do not warrant that every entry pours on any given week.

9. Questions about these terms

If any paragraph here is unclear, ask us before relying on it. Visit the counter at 1140 Sorrel Hollow Lane, or write to sorrelhollowcandies@gmail.com and we will answer plainly.