Most vineyards require reservation or no kids allowed during COVID. We called Saturday morning and…read morewe got a reservation on the same day immediately. When we got there, the place is very charming. The backyard is huge. There are so many outdoor tables. The service was very friendly. We felt that we were so lucky to find this place. However, all the wines that we tried are mediocre. All the wines are so light. I wish the wines were much better quality.

Keeler Estate Vineyard is the best vineyard. Sure, their biodynamic wines are great and the…read morevineyard is beautiful and family-owned. But what you'll get here that you will get nowhere else is Paco. Paco is the resident vineyard black tri Australian Shepherd and he is the bestest boy. He takes you on tours around the vineyard and hangs out with you during tastings on the porch. Highly recommend.

We emailed and made an appointment for a weekday tasting. The owner Larry and the winemaker Robert…read morewere friendly and attentive. It is clear they have a passion for wine and the winemaking process. We learned about the effects of the 2020 fires on the wines and were able to taste a Pinot from that year for comparison with the years just before. We also got to taste the rose aged and bottled next to a pour fresh from the barrel for comparison. This was our most unique and personalized tasting experience. We were the only people at the winery so we were able to ask lots of questions and learned a lot. We enjoyed ourselves so much we ordered a case to be shipped to our house. If you're in the area, definitely send an email for a reservation to check this place out.

Although I am not a big wine drinker, I am fascinated by the whole science surrounding viticulture,…read morethe business of wine making, and the operation of vineyards and wineries. Our visit to Stangeland Vineyards and Winery was one of the nicest times I have had in a tasting room in a long time. The Staff and vineyard owner were friendly, welcoming, patient, informative and attentive (Thank You, Sierra!). The local wines were very good. The cost of the tastings was reasonable ... $10 per person for five, $15 per person for ten. I recommend taking the time to sit on the porch, relax, have a glass of wine, and admire the spectacular view of the Willamette Valley. Four Stars.

Pleasant surroundings view was awesome Flight of wine was…read moreok. But Pinot noir was the big push Sat outside enjoying the view and Pinot

Normally, even though I go to a LOT of wineries, I am reluctant to review wineries on Yelp. The…read morereason I typically hesitate is that wine tastes are so subjective to varietal preferences, where one person may love a Syrah, while another despises it. And, beyond just varietals, one person may prefer fruity lighter wines, while another may want rich, earthy, tannic flavors. It's hard to rate a winery and not comment on its wine, so I tend to suspend my Yelp postings as a result. But - now and then, a winery rises to the occasion on so many fronts, that it just merits a writeup, and I'm happy to say that Bryn Mawr is such a place. Bryn Mawr, which is Welsh for "Large Hill" is appropriately named on the top of the biggest hill in this area. While the scenery atop the hill is majestic and worth a visit for the view alone, the hill can get windy, so they can't cater to wedding events. You'll note the hill and wind depicted on their logo (which I thought was an octopus tentacle...nope!). But for a wine tasting in the Eola-Amity Hills region, this is a phenomenal venue. The current iteration of Bryn Mawr is relatively new, with current owners in place for the past 14 years or so. I think it's safe to say the wines have hit their stride and this place is up-and-coming. We did a delightful tasting with an engaging tasting room lady who enchanted us with her knowledge and love of the location. Some tasting rooms are getting pretty minimalist with their service orientation (which I call 'slug and chug'), but not here. Bryn Mawr was welcoming and interesting, like having a knowledgeable friend with us on the visit. On a tour through Willamette Valley, we felt this stop had the best overall experience and wines on our little journey. We tend to favor red wines, but we were fans of the entire tasting lineup, and would happily take home any of them. Price relative to value was very good here, with the tasting fee waived with purchase of a few bottles (which we found easy to do). I do miss the winery days of yore with $5 tastings that included a souvenir glass, but there ya go. Nothing gold can stay. Please do reserve yourself a stop, if you'd like a great winery visit.

Book tastings by reservation and prepare for a lovely time at a unique vineyard. They produce 100%…read moreOregon sparkling wines and you will be tempted to become a member. If you're like me, you want something different and you want to support small business. Jeanne and Dan are incredibly passionate about what they do and can explain their process in a story that is surprisingly relatable and humble. They make sparkling wines the traditional way and it's delightful but they also explore new ways to get the most from their grapes. The thoughtfulness is noticeable in each sip. The views are amazing and the architecture breathtaking but most of all the wine is the reason to check them out. It is worth it!

We traveled to the Willamette valley to celebrate our 20th anniversary and our hotel the Allison…read moreInn and Spa recommended Corollary. We enjoyed the bucolic drive out to the winery. The views from the property and the sleek modern finishes of the tasting building are spectacular (including built in ceiling heaters and blankets for the cool mid morning temps). The views from each side were breathtaking. Christy was an excellent host and gave us a great lesson in regional wine making (volcanic vs oceanic wines were very interesting to learn about). Dan, the owner, is great and spent time with us as well sharing the story of how he and his wife started Corollary. It was such a lovely time and I recommend visiting if you enjoy sparkling wine and beautiful views

We got a free tasting with our hotel stay, but for those not staying at the Oregon Garden Resort,…read moretastings are $10. Brought my boyfriend's parents here, it was their first wine tasting and the owners were so sweet. Because it was a Sunday they said we could try anything on the menu, not just their tastings menu. She was great about educating us on the different wines, the difference between aging them in oak and stainless steel and helping us find wines we would enjoy. They also had live jazz music as well and plenty of places to sit. My boyfriend's parents ended up getting 4 bottles and kept saying what a great tome they had. With it being their first time, I'm so glad at how friendly and informative everyone was here.

Vitis Ridge Winery, Mount Angel, WA - August 23, 2025…read more Wow, what a great experience we had here on a hot August afternoon - 98 degrees outside, but a cool 70 degrees indoors with Amanda and Lili as our wine hosts! Admittedly, we had the place almost entirely to ourselves - I guess a lot of folks headed to the Oregon State fair in Salem on this hot vaporous day. So thank you wine God for an outstanding private wine tasting experience. Amanda led us down a path of whites leading into reds, with a rose' or two in between. Not a bad wine along the trail, with a few exceptional examples of flavors that Bachus would be proud to call his own - white and red blends with Sauv Blanc and Malbec leading the charge. 10$ wine tasting fee per person - waived with a 2 bottle purchase per person.

Beautiful property, caring and passionate wine-makers and staff, and some of the absolute best…read morewines in the Willamette Valley.

Seriously so beautiful! Not only was the staff friendly, fun, and accommodating, they really made…read moreour day a special one! The winery itself is super unique and special. There are farm animals, old oak trees, a ton of varietals growing on the property, they offered to let us take kale home from the garden, they are biodynamic, you can buy snacks, or bring your own..which we did, they have fire pits at the tables, and an actual fire pit, they have breathtaking views, and a gorgeous sunset. Their wine bottles are beautiful too with art that is painted by a friend! Hands down my favorite wine tasting experience to date! I will absolutely be back and highly recommend!!

Was out here for a girls weekend and wanted a place that had a beautiful setting & view. What a…read morewonderful experience - the staff is so friendly and attentive. The wines were delicious - I loved the 2017 vs 2018 comparison flight - it felt very unique. And the view is unbeatable, after starting inside we made our way to the outdoor seating and just basked in the beauty of the outdoors.

When we arrived at Dukes yesterday, the server asked if we had reservations. We did not. "Well,"…read moreshe huffed, "we're pretty full right now." I counted five (5) empty tables. We thought Dukes was pet-friendly, and we saw two (2) large dogs lying on the concrete beside a table. One of them got up and lumbered toward ours (a 17-pound rescue). Intimidated, our little dog barked exactly once, prompting an employee to storm outside. Scowling, he said pets were absolutely not allowed. "We had a dog bite last year," he said grimly, oblivious to the other canines already present. Proverbial tales between our legs, we left, feeling pretty crappy--especially since we drove almost forty minutes out of our way to visit this winery. PS: Here is the initial response by Dukes Family Vineyards which they posted and quickly removed: "Your dog barked and snipped in a very aggressive manner twice upon arrival. You were asked to leave by the owner after he heard your dog being aggressive. Sorry about the disappointment, however; we had several patrons that witness your arrival and they thanked us for not letting you stay." PPS: To Dukes Family Vineyards: Your response, and your suggestion my chihuahua was "very aggressive" is completely absurd. My wife was carrying him. The instant she set him down, a much-larger dog came straight over and got in his face. Ours barked once. (He was frightened.) Please answer this question: Why are other dogs allowed to be there if your establishment isn't pet-friendly? Also: we were not "asked to leave." Your server told us you were "full," despite the number of empty tables. Your claim that several patrons witnessed our arrival and then thanked you for not letting us stay makes you (and them) sound like creeps. Further, your withdrawn statement illustrates for potential customers the way you will judge and treat them.

This is a relaxing,friendly, casual winery. The service is…read morewonderful. Venue, during nice weather great outside seating and during the cooler, wetter month cozy inside seating. Dogs are welcome on leash. And best of all wines other than pinot or chardonnay.

Lovely winery with a deck overlooking beautiful scenery. Very affordable and delicious big reds…read moretoo! Plus great service.