Came back to get the offered free tasting and return a corked bottle and a t shirt that didn't fit…read more So, we've been twice and drank a case of their wine, my ultimate review: avoid. The wine is good, not great, but the main issue is that these people (other than the winemaker, who seems like a decent enough guy) are weird, cheap, and unwelcoming. That's really all you need to know. Don't waste your time.

Driven by this many times going between Eugene and Corvallis. We finally stopped and it was worth…read morestopping for. The wine and food were great as were the staff...will stop again was a nice treat along our drive.

Like Pinot? Don't know if you like Pinot? EIther way, you must stop in and taste at TeBri…read more It's a cute little winery that has tasting inside a large barn. All grapes grown right there, and they make just one varietal: Pinot Noir. The owners are pouring and they were very friendly. $5 will get you a flight of tastes, and you can apply the tasting fee to a purchase of a bottle of wine. We like Oregon pinots and are happy to have found TeBri. Reasonably priced & a neat little place to visit. Oh - and they also have a lavender labyrinth around a gazebo ~ which was past the blooming season when we visited. Guess we'll have to return to Oregon for the lavender festivals next year....... and to drink more pinot! Cin-Cin ~

We lived in Portland back in the early 90's and had our taste buds educated on the wines of OR, WA,…read morethen CA. What always stirs the strongest memories/emotions are the earthy Pinots of OR's Willamette valley that we stumbled upon in those days. Over the years we found the style elusive, at least for us out of staters. All that changed this weekend - I found the last few miles driving to the property to be inspiring - this is as picturesque as it gets for me when visiting a winery. The setting alone is worth the drive. Tasting the wines makes the trip exceptional. Brian, the owner, is a super swell host. Honest to a fault and very passionate about his Pinots. It shows in the wine. This is what I remembered about OR and what makes me regretful about having left. Brian is what makes me happy to return and inspired about tasting Pinots again. If you are lucky, you'll be able to meet Nettie and Willow, their well behaved happy dogs. Cheers to TeBri! P.S. The place reeks of lavender :)

This is the most magical Airbnb I have ever stayed in! The cottage is beautiful, clean, comfortable…read moreand you'll have everything you need for a delightful stay and to cook amazing meals with the farm ingredients. Lots of goodies were stored in the fridge, such as fresh eggs, package mixed, fresh fruits, yogurts, sodas, coffee creamer, wine ... Farm fresh eggs for breakfast with an amazing view and coffee were a great way to start the day. The garden and vineyard are immaculate. Loved hanging out with the animals. They are very friendly :) Every touch Stephen has put into hosting is thoughtful and perfect.

Antiquum Farm is spectacular! The concept of making wine from the land that supports all aspects…read moreof agriculture is unique. The sheep, guarded by Akbash Livestock Guardian dogs, are aversion trained not to eat the vines. All of this adds up to delicious Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir wines grown organically. The really special wine is only available to farm family (wine club) members. Today we sampled the 2017 offerings paired with the tastiest morsels prepared in the cottage kitchen. We warmed up in front of the open fireplace and enjoyed the other guests company while Stephen, big beard and all, floated around. Do take a group and visit for the full farm/vineyard experience or make sure to drop in on one of the few days it's open to the general public. It's so worth the trip.

A bit out of the way but if you are looking for a stole through farm and wine court between…read moreCorvallis and Eugene this isn't a bad stop. Small family run winery. Decent views, wine ok. They have a Syrah which is cool.

I love living in the midst of a wine region. There's always someplace new to discover. Some friends…read morebrought us here and we couldn't be more grateful. It Is a very small production with mostly outdoor seating in a lovely garden. We tried a flight then bought a bottle of an unoaked Chardonnay and a rosé that we liked. They offer plenty of nibbles to choose from or you can bring your own picnic.

Visited on a cool, foggy, rainy day and the ambiance inside was warm and comforting. A bit…read moreoutdated but the rustic feel was good. Greeted immediately and were welcomed by a fellow native Minnesotan who took time to talk with us about her time at the UofM while helping with our tasting. The 3 of us did reds, 2 of us did the Pinos- all were delicious! The cheese plate was also fabulous and paired really well with the wines. If ever in the area again would for sure return!

As a beer fan, the Willamette Valley is known for amazing hops and beer, but also for grapes and…read morewine. Some of my traveling companies love wine as well, so they chose a few wineries to visit. This one was highly rated and ended up being one of the first and largest in the area, with an indoor event space, outdoor concert stage, and plenty of parking. It's out away from Eugene, but a beautiful drive to get here. We visited shortly after opening on a weekday morning so it was basically all to ourselves. Two of my friends chose tasting flights, the attendant led them through a tasting which included a background about the winery itself. She was professional, friendly, and knowledgeable. I opted for a local beer to sip while they did, and loved our stop here. The featured plant art in the main room was also beautiful.

We've been to Tyee a couple of times, once pre-covid and once during covid, and it's a lovely place…read moreto sample and buy wine. The grounds of the property are open for guests to explore, which makes it the perfect option for wine tasting during the covid-era. They have orchards, vineyards, benches and picnic tables, all spread out throughout the property. It's a great place to wander while sipping through your wine flight, whether you come during covid or not. This winery has done a good job following precautions during this season, so I wouldn't hesitate to come in. They are using plastic cups for tastings for the time being, and as mentioned, everything is outdoors and very distanced. I personally really enjoy their Gewurztraminer, and they have a couple of good Pinots as well as some other whites. Bottles are pretty affordable and staff is friendly--they even have a staff dog who of course, loves to receive pets. If you need a quick and easy getaway, this is your place!

I have known of Tyee winery for 25 years. Their wine is distinct and the best quality!read more

this place it's pretty cool There are lots of places to…read moretake pics nice employees have soda snacks for kids if you happen to be nearby come over 10/10

My first time visiting was Mothers Day and it was lovely. I've lived in Eugene a while and had…read morenever been to Walnut Ridge. It was a lovely visit. The grounds are beautiful, the staff is friendly and service was great and the wine was tasty. I will definitely go back

We were so pleased with the the setting Great people…read more We will definitely go again Love the dog I think it lives up to its name

Very nice winery, family owned, thyroid, beautiful, scenery. Great tasting wines. Returned there on…read morethree occasions.

All the Piot Noirs were super tasty and you cannot beat the surreal views from the back patio. The…read moreservice was friendly and helpful! Highly recommend this beautiful winery!

Nice scenic drive out to a wonderful winery where we were met by a pleasant host who was welcoming…read moreand gave a friendly pour! Cheers!