We have visited Abacela a total of 4 times. For us Abacela is without question the only must-see…read morewinery when we are in the Roseburg area. A 5 star experience everytime. During our first three visits we did a regular tasting while sitting under a vine-covered trellis with vineyards on three sides. Hailey of the tasting room took exceptional care of us during our 2024 and 2025 visits. 2026 Aug REVIEW: As in the previous two years (2024 / 2025) during our WA/OR wine road trips, we visited Abacela in August. This time three of us did a VINEYARD TOUR hosted by the CEO, Greg Jones. Exceeded expectations. SERVICE and AMBIANCE: 5.0. Every person we encountered was a pleasure: as with our previous three visits, we felt valued as customers. During the tour of the vineyards with Greg we learned much, including about the vines in both American and European vineyards, the varietals nurtured by Abacela, how Greg and his father had chosen the site for Abacela, and more. At each stop Greg poured us a wine to taste. A special treat was viewing the vines of Listan Prieto that Greg's father found on the property; these vines are thought to have been planted by the original homesteaders. This variety was carried into California with Spanish Catholic missionaires in order to grow grapes for creating wine for religious services. Abacela now produces "Angelica" wine from this varietal. After our drive through the vineyards we viewed the wine-making and wine-storage areas; from there we walked through a subterranean corridor to our starting point: Abacela's attractive tasting room. There, on the outside patio, Joe served us a generous cheese/charcuterie/etc plate with a flight of reserve wines. A MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE. During our 2025 visit my wife and I brought a wine expert from Japan on our WA/OR wine road trip. She enjoyed the wines and the atmosphere at Abacela, as well as the short outside trail with signs that describe the terroir of Abacela's various vineyards. She found Abacela to be a place that those with a special interest in wine would enjoy. WINE: 4.5. Abacela focuses on Iberian (Spanish and Portugeuse) varietals. As during our previous visits, we enjoyed the wines and bought a few bottles to take home with us.

The have outside seating and very attractive grounds. Known for their Tempranillo. Recommended by a…read morelocal. The service is friendly & profrssional. The wine is good & snacks are tasty. Definitely a place to come with frienfs and hang out a bit.

5 Stars - A Perfect Anniversary Getaway!…read more My wife Tiffany and I stayed at the guest house at Cooper Ridge Vineyards over the 4th of July weekend for our anniversary, and we had an absolutely wonderful time. The guest house was spotless, very reasonably priced, and gave us the complete run of the vineyard once the tasting room closed. It was so peaceful and relaxing. The property offers both 1- and 2-bedroom options and has gorgeous views overlooking the North Umpqua River and the vineyards perfect for morning coffee or evening wine on the patio. Steve and Paula, the owners, are wonderful, warm people who were incredibly accommodating and made us feel right at home. Their wines are superb, especially the pomegranate sparkling wine, which quickly became our favorite. We also loved the complimentary charcuterie board! The guest house was well-equipped with a washer and dryer, iron, full refrigerator, coffee maker, and plenty of dishware -- everything we needed for a comfortable stay. Located in beautiful Douglas County wine country, it's conveniently just minutes away from many other wineries, making it an ideal base for exploring the Umpqua Valley. Do yourself a favor and book a stay with Steve and Paula at Cooper Ridge Vineyards. You won't be disappointed!

This place is located up on top of a beautiful hilltop great ambience. Their wines are fairly tasty…read moreoverall very worthwhile and trying. They have a fantastic riesling with the perfect amount petrol or kerosene tasty notes that are found in a good Riesling. Highly recommend. Also have a great Tempranillo

Great winery. While…read moreI haven't been lucky enough to visit the tasting room I have had to pleasure of enjoying wines over the years via the Ferraro family. Gerald Ferraro, Robert (the owner's) late brother, would have me sample some of their very easy drinking and easy pairing Pinot Noir and various others over the years. He wasn't the biggest wine drinker so I was always happy to taste and partake. The pinot noir is light and earthy with some fun notes of jam... Making it great for the holidays and holiday dishes among a plethora of others. I'm very grateful for being able to sample quite a bit and hope to get the tasting room in the near future. I know some select restaurants and shops carry their wine as well. They have great deals on cases online for vintage Pinot Noir and Viognier (my favorite varietal), which I'll be purchasing this year for holiday gifts for friends, family and myself. Cheers!

Super friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Loved the people, best Pinot I've ever tasted! So glad we…read morestopped and bought a whole case!

I saw a post on Facebook about this winery. Finding it wasn't easy, but it's surely worth it once…read moreyou get there. It's in the group of buildings across the road from Kruse Farms. You have to go down the road a ways to find the gate in the fence to get in. But it's there. Trust me. Once you get there and meet Scott & Jennifer Henry, you'll want to stay a while. This is an outgoing couple that's passionate about their wines and about growing succulent house plants. They are very good at both. They have no vineyards of their own, but buy grapes from growers across Southern Oregon. They feel this arrangement allows them to get grapes from many different regional climates and greatly expands the variety they have to work with. And not tending a vineyard gives them more time to devote to wine making. Their results are impressive. For Rose, we took home a bottle of 2013 "Transparency", a white blend of 57% Muller Thurgau, 28% Muscat and 15% Riesling. Delightfully fruity, slightly sparkling, slightly sweet. For me we got the 2012 Syrah, actually a blend of 75% Syrah and 25% Grenache, a very interesting raspberry and spice experience. If the tasting room is a bit hard to find and keeps short hours, it's okay. You can find their products on some local grocery store shelves, including Sherm's Thunderbird in Roseburg. "Rose's Cafe" #rosescafe1 http://rosescafe1.blogspot.com

They have an amazing white called "Transparency"...so good that even if you didn't like wine…read morebefore tasting this one ....you'll be a convert..

Awesome Winery!!! Howard and Marjorie and their German Shepherd Udjie check great care of us and it…read morewas a perfect winetasting experience in Oregon. Grapes were growing right on the property and everything was locally sourced, and there are German Shepherd was sure to be the perfect host. Super impressed and I will be back!

We were referred by Harvest Hosts and enjoyed the generous hospitality of the owners. They are…read moremaking very nice wines and tasting is complimentary. We especially liked their Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir. Carlos was very knowledgable and shared many of his wine making techniques. He features 2 very talented local artists in his tasting room. A glass blower and a painter. Worth the trip

What a hidden gem this tasting room is. Amazing view overlooking the river. Oh and did I almost…read moreforget to say the wines are quality tastes and buys. Super ambiance with nice music, fire place and comfortable seating. Thanks to our hostess Michaela.

Party of 5. Went in…read moreon a Wednesday afternoon. Ordered a couple pizzas, apps and beers. The pizza is really good. I'd go back for them for sure. All the beers were good as well.

So we were on a road trip and we wanted BBQ and we googled it and they sent us here. Which is…read moredisappointing because they do not have BBQ. But we did get a little mix of what they do have - pizza, sandwich, salad - and it was all good. The building is open air which is way too hot and the water dispenser never worked even after telling them twice, but it seemed like a generally cool place.