So excited to have this cider house in town! We stopped by first day of opening. We came prepared…read morefor a busy atmosphere, they handled it like a champ! The staff was was super friendly. I was surprised to see a pretty good food menu. They have soup, nachos, pretzels, salads and a Octoberfest sausage dog. We ordered a couple 19 Acres Honey Crisp Hard Cider. They were delicious! We didn't order food this go around but we will be back! The atmosphere is really laid back, warm and friendly. Kids are welcome.

We stopped in to fill a growler and had a great chat with the owners. They let us try a…read morefew.samples bedore we filled our jug and headed on our way.

A truly wonderful getaway from the every day. A tasting event with thought and purpose. Multiple…read morestations set up and spread out. No crowds forming here. Staff all very knowledgeable and good at telling the story of the wine. A disappearing breed of the family owned vineyard. Its charm and feel ooze with comfort and tranquility in a spot above the highway. Great staff include but not limited to Marcus, Robyn and Jay recognize members by name and make it even more cozy. On this day they had a chucuterue board well stocked and rotated through the day. A selection of desserts and Portland wine. Really a more welcoming spot would be hard to find. Oh and it was Coopers birthday. The dog of the vineyard. Wines are tasty and small batch. Mostly to their loyal members. Great Pinot which are aged and ready. 2014 and 2013 are my current favorites. The 2022 is aging well. They make a white Pprt which is to die for. Our group calls it orange creamsicle port. So good. Lovely couple keeping Oregon at the front of wineries.

Where Oregon wine meets Japanese calm - Torii More is pure zen in a glass…read more Our last visit to Torii Mor was over three years ago, and so when a chance to visit once again when we were in the area we jumped. This was our last stop on our Sunday trip and the wine and sunset did not disappoint. Nicholas expertly guided us through our flight providing us with the story of the wine, and even treated us to a few pours of port. The peaceful Japanese design, surrounded by rolling vineyard views, made it feel like a mini escape. A perfect stop to slow down, sip, and down in the beauty of Oregon wine country. #WineTasting, #ToriiMor, #OregonWines

This place is amazing. We went there as a friend group to try their pinot's. The wine was very good…read moreand the best part was that they had a large variety of pinots for us to appreciate the difference. The tasting was room comfortable. We were also lucky to have a wonderful person named Monica who was a wealth of knowledge! She also helped us in having wine shipped back to our state.

Great atmosphere, back deck is relaxing, my wife liked the tasting. Pours were moderate…read more We had a charcuterie board. Small amounts, but some very good European brea cheese and salami was outstanding.

Great little tasting spot! I went on the 4th of July because many other wineries were closed. This…read morespot didn't even show up on my Apple Maps, but we saw the little blue sign and gave it a try. It was very affordable ($15 tastings are hard to come by now!) and the wine was good. The gewürztraminer was a little funky-- and not in the usual way lol-- but not bad. I got a couple bottles of the Riesling. The gentleman pouring was great. He chatted with me a little bit about growing up and picking grapes (son of the owner) and he gave me about 1/2 a bottle of one of his creations to go. It was excellent. We will be back. Space is tight indoors, and had it been cooler we would have sat outside (ample seating). Pretty quiet when we went, but that could be the holiday. Altogether a great find.

This spot was a really pleasant surprise. For some reason my expectations weren't as high as other…read morewineries but we had a wonderful time here! Walked in one day and was surprised to see how busy they were. Nothing too crazy, but the standing bar top was full so we hung out at the lower counter on the other side. The man pouring, Matt, was awesome. So friendly and funny, and handled the crowd well. Water and oyster crackers available as a palette cleanser. Their tasting menu and wines are SHOCKINGLY inexpensive. Maybe that's why I was so caught off guard at how good the wine was? He explained to us that they rent out their facilities and machines to other surrounding wineries which pays a lot of their overhead and therefore they don't need to charge absurd prices on their bottles. What a cool concept! Towards the end of our tasting, the crowd cleared out and we were the only ones left so Matt took us on a private tour around the whole facility. It was really awesome to see all the steps of the process, including the bottling/labeling machine which I had never seen before. Went into the barrel room too. The whole place is clean and nice. It was so fun to be shown around like that! He was so great. Even let us taste extra wines outside the tasting menu and a couple straight out of the tap on the holding tank! We bought a few bottles, how could you not when they're this cheap! The Pinot Gris stood out to me as it seemed much fruitier and juicier than what I've tasted before. We also loved the Maréchal Foch which they serve with a piece of dark chocolate, and the Port version of this as well! Sooo good. Thanks Matt and August cellars for giving us a great time! We will certainly be back!

Selected this tasting room using Yelp. It is located in downtown McMinnville. The server was very…read morewelcoming and friendly. The tasting room is airy, bright with a variety of seating around wine barrel tables and an area with a couch along with several tables outside in front. I ordered a flight tasting and my husband had a single glass of the Merlot. My flight was 6 wines a mix of wine/red. Tasting waived with the purchase of two bottles. We also ordered the Mediterranean charcuterie board-delicious! Really enjoyed the wine bought a red and white and our time spent there. I learned their winery is in WA along the Columbia River. I'd recommend stopping in and sampling their wines. Very welcoming venue.

So friendly not to mention some pretty great wines. Music on occasion and super nibbles…read more Surprising for a smallish tasting room. Making it our stopping spot in McMinnville. Pretty hard to beat

Great night of music and terrific wine. Dan was beyond helpful to get me settled with my newly…read morebroken arm and ensuring I enjoyed my night. I wish I lived in state to come back to future events. I enjoyed all the wines from my tasting earlier in the day so I just couldn't resist coming back for a full glass with music to enjoy my night

Privé was our forth stop on our Willamette Valley winery visits. The place is charming and the…read morewines are delicious. We tasted a variety of wines from Chardonnays, Pinot Noirs, Syrahs and Port and they were fantastic. George gave us excellent explanations of the wines and history of the winery. We were lucky to meet and talked to Piper and she was very welcoming to us. This is a must visit to anyone visiting the area.

Our visit to Laurel Ridge Winery was one of the most memorable experiences of our Oregon wine trip…read more Set on a beautiful 240-acre estate in the Yamhill-Carlton AVA, this second-generation, family-owned winery embodies everything that makes Oregon wine country special -- authenticity, passion, and a deep respect for the land. We were greeted warmly by Kira Teppola, who now carries on the legacy started by her father, founder David Teppola. From the moment she began sharing her family's story -- from her father's early fascination with French wine to his pioneering belief in the Willakenzie Loam soils -- we were captivated. Kira's knowledge of the land, the vines, and the winemaking process was extraordinary. Her enthusiasm was contagious; we hung on every word and felt truly connected to the spirit of Laurel Ridge. Even the family vineyard dog, who was initially a bit cautious, became our friend by the end of the visit! The wines were exceptional. My favorite was the 2017 Barrel Select Pinot Noir, beautifully balanced and expressive of the terroir. We enjoyed it so much we opened a bottle that very night. The next day, I couldn't stop thinking about the bright, refreshing 2023 Sauvignon Blanc, so we went back just to buy more! Kira graciously set us up with a picnic table outside under a heat lamp so we could enjoy lunch overlooking the estate -- and even poured us a little more wine "so we wouldn't get thirsty." It's rare to find a place that feels this genuine -- where every glass tells a story, and every detail reflects generations of care. Laurel Ridge isn't just a winery; it's a living family legacy built on passion, perseverance, and love for the land. If you're exploring the Willamette Valley, don't miss this place. Come for the wine, stay for the warmth of the people.

A truly beautiful vineyard! Wonderful and attentive service. We ordered a cheese board that was…read moredelicious. The wine flights were also terrific. We sat on the patio and enjoyed the gorgeous view. We will definitely return!

I thoroughly enjoyed the time that I spent in this beautifully appointed tasting room. There were…read moreplenty of tables set well over 6 feet apart. Everyone was wearing masks. Which is a shame that we've had this Covid setback because we were unable to determine just how handsome our wine guy Devon is. You get 4 girls together of course we are going to ogle Devon. But just so you know ladies, he's happily married so retract your claws. There was beautiful artwork on the walls, a dashing young man waiting on us, so why only 3 stars? You know it has to be the wine. The first wine was a white blend, that to me had a bit of a sour finish. The second wine, a rosé called Pink Pink was drinkable. Then we were brought a merlot, a Cabernet and a claret. Most of us dumped our glasses into to dump bucket after one taste. With the universal exception of the Pink Pink. For those of you that are fond of their wines, it's a great place to go wine tasting. They are generous with their pours. Parking is readily available on the street. 2021 - Review # 39

If you get a chance go see Kai at the tasting room. Just a…read morewonderful experience and welcoming. The entire staff was very attentive to not just our table but everyone in the room. We were paired with a wonderful couple that just made the tasting that much better. Great conversation makes the wine that much better. Great wine makes the conversation come out even easier. All the while Kai is steering the ship and making sure everyone is getting to the next flight or next taste or the next bottle to add to what you will be purchasing. Cliff Creek is definitely a stop you should make for the wine and the experience. Tell Kai Todd sent you