Meara served us and was so wonderful. Her parents started the vineyard. Beautiful views and great…read morewine. It's a bit out of the way (gravel road up) but worth it!

We visited Fairsing during a recent trip to Portland / Bend. There are so many vineyards to chose…read morefrom in the Willamette Valley, but Fairsing came recommended from a few different folks. We stopped in for a tasting on a weekday late morning / early afternoon, and it was not crowded at all. We had a lovely tablet right by the window, allowing us to overlook their beautiful property. It was a little chilly during our visit, but during the summer months, I'm sure it would be beautiful to sit outside for the tasting. We did spend a bit of time walking around the property, which I'm glad we could do - it was truly lovely and with great views. The wine tasting itself was excellent - we tried just the right amount of wine, and I appreciated all the backstories and info our server gave us with each one. I particularly loved the Fairsing Vineyard Pinot Noir (this is the Willamette Valley, after all!), but all our pours were delightful. The quality was high, the wines were complex yet simple enough to understand, the service was wonderful, and the views (even on a cloudy, chilly day) were impeccable. We wound up taking a few bottles back with us, which was a great move to continue the experience even after we left the premises. I would recommend Fairsing to anyone looking for a true Willamette Valley winery experience!

Stumbled upon this winery on a Sunday evening, we decided to stop by to do some wine tasting - best…read moredecision ever! The ambiance was cozy and very welcoming. Service was delightful (we didn't catch the name of our wine expert- but she was extremely sweet and knowledgeable). Also, the cutest of dogs welcomed us at the parking lot and walked us to the entrance (very impressive!). The wine was beyond delightful and bright! Would definitely recommend if you are looking for a relaxed experience- can't wait to visit again! :)

We came here on a Saturday October morning, right after 11 am. We were the first ones there, and…read morewere able to sit wherever we wanted. We sat outside at two adirondack chairs with a small table. My husband and I each ordered a wine tasting and one charcuterie board. The wine tasting was $20 a piece, waived with the purchase of 2 bottles. The wine bottles we tried ranged from $27 to $50 or $60 (not sure, as they did not have any printed menus for the latest tasting). We thought, from their website and yelp, that we would have both tastings waived with the purchase of 2 bottles. However, she only waived one tasting when we purchased two wines. Overall, a pleasant experience. We enjoyed the selection of wines, mostly reds with one white. The charcuterie board was small, but only $10 and it was good for nibbling. There is lots of seating both indoors and out, and it's nice to not have to make a reservation!

Amazing ambiance at this winery. Small and intimate…read more The staff was so pleasant. Highly recommend! We left with 3 bottles and shipped a case home. The charcuterie board was delicious Please come visit!!

My favorite place! Never had a bad wine and the staff and owner are so personable and welcoming…read more One of the best wineries in Oregon in my humble opinion. Try it you won't be disappointed.

My sister and I came here to do a wine tasting on a Friday afternoon. This area of Oregon is known…read morefor producing some great Pinot Noir. I generally am not a huge fan of Pinot Noir but that all changes if it's from Oregon's Willamette Valley, which has the perfect climate and soil for it. Coleman is located up a dirt road and the unpretentious tasting room is located within their barrel room, the perfect laid-back, down-to-earth place to enjoy a tasting flight. Their vineyard is just outside, and on a nice day you can sit and enjoy some wine while gazing at the grapes. After being invited to take a seat at the bar, Krystal was informative, friendly, engaging, and conversational as she poured the wine. Water and crackers were provided to cleanse our palates between wines. Our flight consisted of six wines, three of which were Pinots and were the ones I found most pleasing. My favorites were a 2019 and a 2020 Pinot Noir Estate Reserve, both of which I purchased a bottle of to take home. I also had the pleasure of talking with one of the owners, Kim, who was a joy to speak with and learn about the back story of Coleman Vineyard. It's a small production wine and not found in stores in my area so my future purchases will be made via their website.

A real wine tasting room. You sit amongst the wine as it ferments. Randy and Kristal are extremely…read moreknowledgeable and personable. Absolutely love the selection.

What a great discovery! Whiskey Hill is the perfect spot to enjoy a flight or glass of wine. This…read moresmall, family run winery offers tastings in the gazebo that overlooks the vineyard, complete with a fire pit and chandelier under the open wood structure. The hanging baskets of petunias add a splash of vibrant color and help create a lovely setting. Just 35 minutes from Portland, it's a quick and easy escape from the City, immediately transporting you to a vastly different setting that makes you feel like you are hours away! The owner and winemaker, Chris, is super friendly and enthusiastic about making delicious and affordable wines. They offer several flight options and being a fan of reds, I chose the flight that was all red, varying from light to strong, finishing with a blend. Flights are between $12-15, which is so reasonable, and he waives the flight charge if you buy a bottle. We both loved the red blend so each bought the Reliable Red for $28. Running a restaurant or bar during Covid-19 with the ever changing restaurant laws is challenging. Having this outdoor covered space means you can still enjoy a glass of wine and the beauty of the vineyards while supporting a hardworking local business. Service was fantastic! We really enjoyed our time here and the wines. Definitely local grapes which means Pinots, and even though my preference is for big and bold, I thoroughly enjoyed all of the wines. In addition to the wine tasting, they have another structure for hosting weddings and events. One whole wall opens up which means it classifies for outdoor dining - so no worries about having to cancel if you plan an event here. We are really looking forward to coming back in a month or so when the weather is warmer, the vines are more mature and the flowers abundant. As we left, Chris gave us a map and recommendations for other wineries to visit, all that were already on our agenda which made us feel good about our choices. Thanks to the Yelpers and their reviews which put Whiskey Hill on my radar!

I had an incredible experience at this winery! From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was warm,…read morewelcoming, and absolutely stunning. The vineyard views were perfect. Shoutout to Chris for attending to us!

Love this little gem of a tasting room for Silas wines!…read more We probably would not have known about this if it had not been for our server over at The Blue Goat! She highly recommended it, so we walked over after our lunch! This was one of the best tasting we've had in awhile. The wines, atmosphere, and wine maker (forgot his name, doh!) were all great! All the wines we tasted were solid- from Rose to Reds to Malbac. And the stories behind the names of the wines were fun to listen to also. The PDX was my fav, along with the Rose. As the wine maker says " our Rose was intentional" and you can tell they put a lot of love into their wines. A must recommendation to all my friends! The little drive out to Amity is definatley worth it!

Nice small tasting room for a small winery. Very "boutique" but in feel. You won't find their wines…read moreat your local liquor store, and if you like small production, this is the place to go. Server was knowledgeable. Pinot noirs were good, well priced, and I bought a couple of bottles (waives the tasting fee if you purchase 2 bottles). Definitely recommend.

Fantastic wines, low intervention and Jason (owner and wine maker) is awesome. Very knowledgeable…read moreabout his wines and always welcoming!

Relaxing vineyard off the beaten track. Beautiful garden to relax, enjoy their wines and take in…read morethe tranquility. Multiple places to sit and sip. They encourage bringing your own picnic/snack which we did, but they have a $20 charcuterie board for sale as well. The tastings were $15 for 6 tastes (3 whites and 3 reds). Service was friendly, unhurried and knowledgeable. The wines are made with their own grapes and they have some interesting grape combinations (like Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc and Pinot Noir which resulted in a fruity red wine) But I eventually opted for the single grape variety and bought a bottle of Chardonnay and a bottle of Pinot Noir.

Tried this place on a sunny afternoon on a weekend. It was empty for the most part of our visit and…read morethere were hardly any people around. It's a beautiful winery with vineyard around a castle. There's barely any food at this place. Not even the basic snacks to pair with the wine tasting. Giving it a 3 star rating because of their service. We had to ask for the snacks and wine several times for us to get the service and no one is available actively to serve the customers. Even the wine tasting, usually they talk about the type of wine and where it's made, however, the person who poured us the wine didn't even tell us anything about the type of wine. The only positive side of this place is their ambiance and the vineyard. I would definitely not go here again. They could do better with the service.

Beautiful place! Paige was so awesome with our tour and tasting. This is a family owned winery, and…read moretheir story is awesome. Definitely recommend! Everyone enjoyed the wine and bought bottles to bring home.