It was a beautiful day to do some wine tasting. We enjoyed the variety at J Scott Cellars. Pinot…read moreNoir is my choice because I like the light to medium body and the red fruit flavors. I decided to try some wines I use to drink too. I tasted the Petite Syrah, two kinds of Pinot Noir, Tempranillo, and the Cabernet. I enjoyed tasting the wines to find the right ones for my pallet. I thank the gentleman for bringing me and my husband a variety as well as the information he provided us about each one. We purchased the Tempranillo, Bradshaw Pinot Noir (my favorite), and the Albariño.

They have a great selection of wine and good selection of snacks with great service and atmosphereread more

Delicious charcuterie boards! Personal and friendly service. We loved the back patio! Dog friendly…read moretoo. Try the cocktails, so good!

I love Iris Vineyards. Their staff is nothing short of exceptional every time I've been in. Really…read moreknowledgeable and helpful, especially for a non wine drinker looking to try new things. The place is cute, and a fun atmosphere to enjoy a glass of wine with some friends. My personal favorite is the sweet amalia wine, it's so different than anything I've tried and I really enjoy it. Plus the prices are reasonable, and I love that. I'd recommend Iris for anyone who enjoys wine or is interested in trying wine!

If someone pays $135 and gets the date wrong there should be a heartfelt attempt to reschedule…read more This owner said heck no, in a not caring way. Offered me a tasting but no food. Stay away from this woman and her restaurant. So many ways to make this work.

Angus and the crew are so great. love going here. definitely worth a visit. the wine tasting is fun…read morebut they specialize in getting you the exact wine for your taste buds. They have wine prices from low to high. SO lots of selection to choose from

The most amazing aspect of this Vineyard is the grounds. My husband and I went there for a tasting…read moreand both of us were exclaiming at the amount of money that must have been spent to build this place. The interior is very spacious with very tall ceilings and windows that look out upon the grounds. There's a really large pond with a fountain in its center. I really like the fact that they were tons of tadpoles swimming about. Once those guys become frogs, the sound would be glorious. There are rows and rows of grapes. Outdoors there's a bocce ball court, a separate covered area for a party of say eight more. Lots of tables dotting the grounds on a couple different levels. The wine, I must admit, was so so unless you wanted to spend $75. The other bottles were $35 and up. In our snobby wine opinions, just so so. We only tasted a few wines as even that fee is significant. I believe the least expensive was $22 and the most expensive $45. The good news about that is that if you purchase a minimum of three wines that tasting fee is waived. They have a sparkling wine that is very pleasing. That was the only white wine we tasted. That would be another dollar amount to get a flight that included whites. Our server was knowledgeable and pleasant enough, but the general vibe of the place is a rather snobby rich folks kinda thing.

Apona Vineyards is an absolutely gorgeous winery in the Willamette Valley with incredible vibes…read more The wine was so good I ended up buying two cases, and the experience was so enjoyable that I even joined their members club. Bring your friends, relax, and soak in the ambiance -- if you love great wine and a beautiful setting, this is definitely a place to visit.

We had a wonderful time learning all about the winery and their wines. Rachel was sooo…read moreknowledgeable and seemed to really enjoy sharing all she knew! The wine was very good and the charcuterie board was delicious!

Exactly what you want if you're looking for excellent wine in a laid back, calm, brassil…read moreenvironment. Rachel was our guide through the 5 (soon to be four) varietals this small local winery specializes in. This place is about quality, not quantity, & it shows in th her wine and the vibe. The patio is a lovely space to enjoy their rose & pizza found one of those summer events, or the cozy indoor tasting room on a drizzly winter day like the one we visited. All things are better during off peak & this place in particular is worth a weekday visit if you can.

I love the fact that it's a beautiful drive to get there but worth it. It you blink you might pass…read moreit's off the main road tucked back away. Follow the road up Stay to the right the lake is beautiful and secluded easy to park. I've only been there few times and was greeted with open arms from the owner. He gave us a personal history and story of the wines produced and tried many wines. The Sirahs and Marechal Foch Port wine is my favorite! We Purchased several and joined the wine club. An awesome experience and will be back again.

Really pretty location nestled in the middle of nowhere with beautiful lake and scenery…read more The wine was pretty good and service was fantastic. The server was fantastic, And extremely knowledgable. One of the more interesting things is, That this is one of the few if not only winery that does not grow there own grapes. They buy all grapes from other vineyards in Oregon & Washington. The tastings are extremely inexpensive and fun 8 wines for $5. It is a bit off the beaten path but definitely worth the trip

Love the wine selection. Beautiful area, love the scenery. Its so peaceful. The owners are so kind…read more The service was great. Frank, Lorrie

Great events here in the summer with rotating food trucks, live bands, cruise ins and of course…read moregreat NW wines. The Pinot is traditional and fantastic! They are also part of the Harvest Host program which is a plus as the sites are prefect for dry camp/Boondock!

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.