Awesome wines, outstanding hospitality and just a chill environment! Love being a wine club member and being consistently welcomed by name.

We did a lot of wine tasting in the area and their Pino's are among the better ones we have tried. The service was very friendly and they gave us a number of recommendations. Their wines are not cheap and the whole experience is on the more "serious side", like their wines (for better and for worse...). read more

My boyfriend has been buying wines from Beaux Freres for 20 years so we were excited to stop and take pictures. We didn't have a tasting reservation so we're beyond pleased when Blake said he could squeeze us in. I loved the rustic look of the tasting room. We sat outside at a picnic table because the weather was clear and the perfect temperature. We were allowed to walk up the path to view their vineyard but it is on quite the incline. We met some goats on the way. The winery previously was a pig farm so you'll see some pigs grazing also. We love these Pinots...definitely heartier than others from the valley. read more

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This place is a real sparkler! The staff answered all my geeky questions and made me and my family feel more then welcome. Oh...and the wines are stupendous. Their 2018's were divine and they even had an incredible 2020 which was pretty hard to do in 2020 due to smoke. I'll make it back someday. What a treat. read more

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Quaint little tasting room with lots of good choices! We each had a tasting and then when we asked if we could purchase a glass of their chard, our tasting lead informed us that we couldn't but she promptly offered us a taste. As expected, fantastic! read more

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Incredible wines. Every bottle is uniquely crafted and it shows. Can't wait to come back!

We visited Sequitur which is affiliated with Beaux Freres but didn't find the Sequitur listed on Yelp. This was a fun winery with goats, pigs, chickens, apple and fig trees - and great wine. We also got a quick tour of the silo and cellar. My favorite wine was the Pinot Amphora which is aged in clay amphora vessels. Brought a few home. read more

A small boutique winery available by appointment only serving some great hand-crafted wines. Don't be fooled by the low key tasting room-the money is in the bottle. In fact this was one of our favorite stops during our tasting tour of the valley. We stopped in on recommendation of our wine guide from the previous day and weren't disappointed. On a Tuesday at 11 we were the only ones tasting and everything from the Chardonnay to the superb pinots really demonstrates the care of the wine maker and their craft. We learned a bit about the soil and history and even had a surprise visit by the wine maker. Jillian took good care of us in the tasting room and was nice to chat with as well. We bought a few bottles to take home and will definitely be keeping those to share with friends when we are missing the beautiful Oregon wine country. read more

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I was here 5 years ago and I feel the same way as I did then. These wines are good but not worth the price that they're asking for. It's a beautiful location and there's a great story behind the winery and how it started. There's so many great Pinot Noirs in Willamette Valley yet some wineries believe that their wines are better than the others and ask for a higher price. Unfortunately I don't believe that this winery has the wines at that level. The hostess also lacked enthusiasm during our visit. Maybe she has been doing this for too long. read more

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Beaux Frères is the Jewel of the Willamette Valley, their beautiful vineyards are nestled in the vibrant foothills of Newberg Oregon. They have refined the masterful talents of their team and delight in producing champion Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. My hat is off to the unique family that owns and runs this fine vineyard. Please take time to visit and savior the bounty of this piece of heaven on earth. Orders are welcome! I recommend the 2020 Beaux Frères, Willamette Vally Chardonnay and the 2010 Upper Terrace Pinot Noir. Enjoy! read more

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Great tasting with Rachel- she is so knowledgeable and showed us an amazing profile of the wine & their history. Loved this place!

Truly outstanding Willamette Valley pinot with the estate bottlings coming from the Ribbon Ridge AVA. Our host, Tom, was such a pleasure to geek out with over the wines as we went through the portfolio. The hillside estate was lovely and, with the rainy weather, oddly calming. Given the sheer individuality in our palates, I'll just say that it's absolutely worth making the time and effort to come visit and see for yourself how phenomenal the wines are. Easily the best Oregon pinot I've had yet! read more

Solid wine, full bodied, fantastic taste, ok on the aroma On the pricier end, they print your last name on the tasting menu doesn't have much of a view, with indoor& outdoor seatings 4.5 read more

Having visited over 20 wineries in the Willamette region of Oregon, including many in the Ribbon Ridge area near Beaux Freres, visiting this location was a disappointment. Beaux apparently feels that their wines and time are much more valuable than other similar wineries due to the ridiculous $75.00 per person tasting fee and typical bottle price over $100. The wine is good! However, the wine is neither better than all others in the area nor is the tasting experience as good as most wineries in the area. It appears that Beaux is hugely successful with marketing its brand and confident to charge ridiculous prices. Good for winery owners, but bar for consumers and those who love the Willamette Valley wine culture. If you are in the area, recommend sticking with other Ribbon Ridge wineries and the smaller family owned spots. There are plenty, they have great wines, fair prices, low tasting fees, excellent tasting experiences, great staff. read more

Came with a group of 6 for our annual wine trip. Beaux Frères was amongst our top three wineries. We enjoyed a private seated tasting of rare, single vineyard bottlings and older vintages. The facility is warm (not temperature) and inviting. The staff are low key and welcoming. Our host was very knowledgeable and guided us through 6 delicious Beaux Frères, including a 2008 pinot noir. Laid back approach. Wines were very good to stellar. We were there during harvest, so got to observe some of the work up close and personally. Their fuzzy black pigs roaming around are cute and made us all smile. We liked Beaux Frères enough to join their wine club. Cheers and thanks for a wonderful experience! read more

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Really enjoyed the beautiful scenic country side and fall colors... the winery is very farm like and cozy. The tasting area is adequate and the wine selection is good. We really liked their top tier wines at $85 and $95 per bottle! So much we walked out with 5 bottles. read more

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We have been to a lot of wonderful vineyards here in Oregon upon our moving here in April 2015, and I have to say, we are SO impressed with them all. But there was clearly something very special about Beaux Freres. It is appointment only and we were right on time for our tasting appointment. Ryan, I believe was his name, was our Somelier. He seemed a bit distracted at the beginning of the tasting, but we broke the ice and he was JUST AWESOME!!! As a matter of fact, a couple walked in during our tasting and stated they did not have an appt but have wanted to get up to BF for a long time. Ryan asked if we were okay with them joining our tasting, and well, being the social butterflies that my hubby and I are, we agreed. The couple was really nice and seriously, why not right! As we did our tasting, Ryan educated us on any questions we had, as well as provided a few "off the tasting" menu tastings. Which was nice and we ended up spending WAY more money than planned. But totally worth it. The grounds are so pretty and the tasting room is quaint, small, and no seating. It is all about the standing and tasting. The wines are pinots, with a few other varietals. We ended up with a vintage for the library and about 5 other wines to bring home and drink RIGHT NOW!. JK, We gifted one or two and we drank one when we got home. I think we have two left. Man, beautiful wines, pricey, but they are a very small intimate vineyard. Oh, and just so you know, their 2014 Pinot was voted 3rd best IN THE ENTIRE WORLD! Yes, I said world. So, if that is something you would like to experience, you should give them a call and make an appointment. read more

Beaux Frères - This pig looks happy, but her stall was so tiny. Tiny only because I think this is the biggest Sow I HAVE EVER seen. The size of a VW BUG!! - Wineries Near Me - Newberg, Oregon

$75 tasting each. Serving their 2020 fire smoke wine. Nothing interesting or personal about it. Bought 1-2 cases of wine from every vineyard we visited and left just miffed by this one. Management needs training wheels. read more

*Make a reservation before you go here* Tasting = $25/flight, but free if you buy a bottle. If you are going to several wineries in the area I suggest you go to this one last. It was our experience that others will pale after visiting Beaux Freres. The setting is OK, nothing special there other than the pigs and the friendly dogs. What stood out was of course the wine, but our guide (Megan) was really exceptional. She was very knowledgeable, but also very engaging and spoke so eloquently we enjoyed her almost as much as the vino. The wines of course are superb - complex and immaculate. Be aware that a cheaper bottle of wine here is $75. read more

Arguably the best wines in the Willamette Valley, heck, perhaps the world--but the atmosphere and staff are casual and unpretentious. Highly recommended! read more

Perfect. Delicious Pinot Noirs. Lovely setting. Fabulous tasting. A can't miss while visiting Willamette Valley. Reservation required. Highly recommend. read more

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Great experience at Beaux Freres today. Thanks to Christopher for the hospitality and insight on all the tastings. Highly recommend you stop by if you're tasting wine in Oregon wine country. read more

Best winery in Oregon hands down. Small tiny place that has very limited qualities that you would be lucky to get. So great. Pigs on properties and Hailey is WSET and Som qualified and super kind. Go here! read more

Beautiful location and the wines are stellar. Christopher was so helpful and knowledgeable.

After a week long trip in Oregon and Washington wine tasting, this was one of our favorite's! We sat outside on a picnic table for our tasting. We were there end of September, so they were harvesting all around us which was really interesting to watch! The tasting was casual, they moved at our pace and didn't rush us. We have a lot of questions and he was able to answer them all; very knowledgeable! The wines are spectacular, SO good! This is one of those wineries that flies under the radar, but it is a hidden gem. Highly, highly recommend booking a reservation for a tasting here! We're already planning our trip back! read more

Friendly, casual atmosphere with an attentive and knowledgeable team. Delicious wines. What else could you ask for? Well worth a visit.

Damn! This place is chill! Get a reservation and check it out. $20 bucks gets you a tasting of five of the most amazing pinot noirs. Here is the cool part. Most places you taste a variety of wines from different lots. Maybe even a few different varietals. Here, you can try the same wine from the same estate for a number of different years. You can really get a sense how wine is affected by changes in growing conditions and aging. Very cool opportunity. We tried 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011 (2 different ones). You'll have to ask em why there was no 2010 available. Each year was quite unique. Service here was very friendly. Its a small tasting room and you get very personal attention. Since its reservation only no rush and no crowds here. The tasting room had a rustic look and feel. All natural wood interior. Some nice colorful paintings adorn the walls. I believe they were for sale. read more

Just came back from a major buying trip to OR, Visited 15 top shelf wineries in the Valley. Must say the visit to Beaux Freres was the highlight. Outstanding Pinots!!!!, Wes was an outstanding host- Thank You! . We came early in the morning, middle of the week and we were the only ones. The tasting room is small and very unpretentious. You must make an appointment but these wines will change your life!!! Joined the club after the tasting. Tasting fee refunded with purchase, You must go there if your serious about your wine. The 2007 is the benchmark. If you just looking to have fun and drink, go join the posters who complain about $25 tasting fees when the bottles run $75 and up. Also recommend going to Brick House and Big Table Farm, All with gracious hosts and phenomenal wines. read more

Winery is fine, tasting room and experience was fine, bought a nice bottle of 2007 Pinot. Yet, after we got the bottle home, and the went into the wine fridge for month, we took it out tonight and the cork had gone bad. Wine was undrinkable. Would have loved it if it tasted anything like it did at the winery, but not sure I would buy again based on the sealing issue. Shame. read more

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We signed up for your account. Spent my time trying to making an appt and you can't honor it because your system didn't register it. We rushed out of a previous experience which was lovely only to arrive to someone who says you have a staff meeting and can't pour. Even pretentious Napa Valley doesn't 'precharge' you and screw up so bad. I'm sure the best way forward is to erase this memory from both our minds forever. You have a lot to learn about customer service. read more

I would rank Beaux Freres as the top of my list of all Willamette Valley wines. You will however, need to make a reservation. The simplicity of "BF" makes me really appreciate everything about the place. Pinot Noir is the sole focus and they don't compromise on quality one bit. I'm not a wine expert, but I understand the difference between good, great and mediocre. "BF" is great! The tasting room was right in the work place. No fancy tasting rooms, no pretentious attitudes. Just down to earth people who make, pour and sell fantastic wine. Our server was attentive and informative. He explained the vintages and even brought out older ones to compare and contrast. My wife and I bought a couple bottles of the 2011 vintage, since our server let us taste 2007, which was a similar year as far as the weather conditions. Several days after returning home from our trip to "BF," we received a nice handwritten thank you note for stopping by and for buying a couple bottles. I can honestly say that this was something I one, didn't expect and two, never have received. I was genuinely impressed. Thanks Beaux Freres! read more

Five star wines served in a pleasant, though unspectacular environment. The pinots are awesome (and expensive - $75+/bottle). $25 tasting fee waived with bottle purchase. The producers are true wine artisans - always have some mini experimental(s) going, too... Tasting by appointment only. read more

This is a small, family winery, that now has a french partner who clearly appreciates what Michael Etzel has created and now his son "Mikey" Etzel. The crush has begun and both Etzels were driving forklifts, sampling grapes and organizing the crush, yet they both had time to talk about the upcoming harvest and philosophy of wine and life. You will arrive right in the middle of the action. Their winery was a pig farm, and they still have some pigs rooting around as proof of this humble beginning. Did I mention, Robert Parker Jr. was one of the two Beaux Freres??? Yes, that Robert Parker Jr. Bottom line, it is the wine. They produce amazing Pinot Noir from their home Beaux Freres vinyard and the Upper Terrace vineyard ... and now we have Sequitur wine ... a bit of a hidden gem that is well worth a purchase. They are small, so their wines are truly hand crafted. You must have reservation to "taste", but it is well worth the time to make one. They are friendly and extremely inviting. I'm still waiting for my wine shipment ... yes, they don't ship in warm month. They want your wine to arrive unharmed. A little, but important, detail. I told you, they are passionate about their wines. read more

The wines were top of the line and tasted "like liquid sunshine splashing on my tongue". The staff was very friendly and very cute place. But the very best part?? The pig... PORKCHOP!!! read more

Beaux Frères - PORKCHOP the pig - Wineries Near Me - Newberg, Oregon

This is one of the best wine experiences I've had. At first I was frustrated that you have to make an appointment, but they were very flexible with our arrival time (we got lost). While there, the atmosphere was both casual and serious - perfectly balanced. This winery and tasting room are well worth carving out the time and making a special appointment. The wine meets their reputation and is great to drink - I'm already imagining the food that we're going to pair with what we bought!! read more

Not open all year round, so I've built up for this occasion for the past six months and I have to say I was not disappointed. Wines range from $45-90, most are very typical of the Newberg area terroir; well balanced, brilliant, nice finish. However what really impressed me was the "COATTAILS" Pinot Noir. I believe this was the best Pinot I've had in Oregon so far!!!!!!!!!! I would VERY rarely spend $70 for a bottle, but I just couldn't fight the impulse (it was that good). Definitely not an economy wine especially for the everyday wine drinker like myself, but it's nice to know that such a nice Pinot is made in Oregon. For more honest Oregon wine reviews see my other entries. read more

This has been a wonderful experience. Thank you Galena for your amazing tasting through such wonderful wines and their stories. You have made this a memorable experience for my family. We can't thank you enough! read more

Didn't have to travel far to get introduced to the gem quality wines of this unique vineyard. Kurt Johnson, their Director of Sales and Marketing, was traveling near us in Eastern MA and just a mile from home we heard him give a very entertaining and educational master class in their wine, vineyard history and winemaking world view. Oh and we drank 5 fabulous wines lovingly made and presented. Sublime. You will be glad you buy anything they produce. Unfortunately for us that is limited to a small production of a rather short list of estate Pinot Noirs as well as a blended Willamette Vally Pinot Noir (which is 25% their grapes, 32% Zena Crown, 21% Gran Moraine, 13% Amalie Roberts, 7% Shea, and 2% Upper Terrace. A distinguished lot to work with you would agree. The only thing entry level about this blend is the price - a delicious blend indeed of 6 terroir - woven masterfully in a distinct way with their subtle hand and tendency to limit meddling with the wine in any of the common ways- they just don't believe in adding anything much. For what it's worth Wine Spectator scores them consistently highly over the past 20 years and even with the less than predictable weather of the last 5 years in their sweet valley they have had amazing results with each year having its own character quite obvious in the wines as you drink them. Kudos read more

Gotta be honest, was a huge fan of their wines and their tasting experience leaves a bit to be desired. The owner greeted us and then took us into the wine room to meet with the tasting manager. They were all very nice and accommodating. I've had the wines before at a restaurant and seemed to recall they were better. They are quite expensive for pinots as well but perhaps that is because you are paying for the Robert Parker name (his brother-in-law is the owner). read more

This is my favorite place in Newberg. They spoil me as a Wine Club Member and the grounds, people, family owned and operated business is a reflection of everything good that Oregon has to offer+++++++++there r beautiful dogs+AMAZING Wine read more