Amazing experience!! We had a fantastic experience at Ghost Cellars. Cam, one of the managing partners, took time with our group and was incredibly patient with all of our questions. He went above and beyond by sharing the history of the property, which made the visit even more meaningful. Highly recommend! read more

We had a wonderful day tasting and hearing the story of Ghost Hill, a farm established in 1906. The owners were amazing. Cam took time to give us a personalized tour and explain the features of each wine. The wine is all very good. I would HIGHLY recommend visiting this winery. Not a commercialized place, very down home and friendly. read more

The cat is out of the bag Ghost Hill Cellars has a big beautiful brand new tasting room and just like their wine, it is exceptional!! I visited years ago and really enjoyed the wine but it lacked a little in ambiance. Not the case anymore! Wrap around beautiful views! The tasting room is absolutely gorgeous! Glass garage slide up walls to make the tasting room open air on a nice day. Gas fire pits (which I prefer, no smoke in your face)! Patio and beautiful lawn with games. Family owned and operated. We were well taken care of and had fun conversation's with the owners during our tasting. We also got a good history lesson on the land, so if you want to know the history of "Ghost Hill" do ask! I am highly HIGHLY recommending this place to anyone and everyone! Visit this winery! read more

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This winery was excellent! Cam went above and beyond...he gave us a tour and the history of the winery (very interesting) . The wines were great (my favorite Pinot so far) and the views are spectacular! read more

Great wine, lovely owners, amazing view, beautiful winery! What more could you ask for! Hands down, a must to visit. We will be back! Bought some wine and a wine glass! read more

We were on a back road heading to Monk's Gate when we saw the sign along the side of the road that said wine tasting today. As we slowed down, I could see a cabana to the left of the main house with a sign that said, yes we are open. We were in no hurry, so we decided to stop. This was definitely different from some of the destination tasting rooms we had visited. Turns out to be a very small family owned winery that makes wines mostly from their estate grapes grown on the family farm plus some acreage owned elsewhere in the area. And they are only open on weekends (it is a working farm with some acreage planted to grapes). Their pinot noirs were nice and we bought a bottle of their estate wine. It was a good visit and reminder of what wine tasting used to be like in the valley before it became a destination. read more

This is the most random little tasting room, and it's way off the beaten path, but it's 100% worth a visit! Their Pinot noir blanc is one of my absolute favorite wines! read more

Ghost Hill Cellars is located less than a mile from Monks Gate Vineyards and about 7 miles from the town of Carlton. These ex-cattle ranchers have about 200 acres of farmland but so far have only planted about 18 for their vineyards. Ghost Hill got its name from an old legend which dates back to the 1860's, where a miner amist the Oregon gold rush was killed and his gold stolen atop what is now Ghost Hill. It is said that to this day he's still roaming the hill searching for it. I mean come on who doesn't love a good ghost story? This charming family farm sits adjacent from the hill where they have built a neat little tasting cabana right outside their home. This day not only were we greated by a very lively wine dog but an eager and welcoming Drenda, part owner of Ghost Hill Cellars. She even trusted a complete stranger (me) into her home to use the restroom, now if that isn't welcoming I don't know what is. She poured us three wines, their 2010 Rose, 2009 Pinot Noir and a very unique 2010 Pinot Noir Blanc, not to be confused with a Pinot Blanc. All three were very balanced between fruit and acidity for such young wines. The Pinot Noir Blanc was my favorite as it showed both a beautiful bouquet and tastes of tropical flavors usually found in Viognier. Its body was rich while it finished light and refreshing with tastes of crisp pears and apple. Beyond these qualities it's an interesting wine that tricks your mind as it drinks like a Pinot Noir but looks like a white wine. Ghost Hill Cellars is just one of the few producers making this style of Pinot Noir, it's for this reason and its other charming features that I highly recommend you go for a visit too. read more

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Stopped by here on a whim while driving to the coast on Labor Day weekend. The husband and wife vintner team were holding court in their small wooden gazebo, pouring a flight of white and red wines that they had made and which are normally sold at another winery, but they have decided to try out having their own tasting space. The pinot noir was fantastic! They've actually won a lot of awards for their various vintages and a bunch of publicity (including Sunset Magazine this month). I anticipate starting to notice their wine all over the place now that I know about it. The story about the ghost miner and his horse -- and the fact that the vintner is the inspiration for the ghost figure on the label -- all add to the charm of this winery. Totally worth a visit. read more

What a fun place. Met the owners and did a wine flight. Can't wait to come back when we visit the area again. Check it out!

We loved visiting the tasting room at Ghost Hill on our trip to Oregon. We're always excited to taste the delicious Pinot blanc, rosè and noir when our shipments arrive. Consistently delicious Pinot from a gorgeous farm and wonderful family. read more