A very cozy spot with affordable wines both by the glass and bottles…read more Our party split two bottles and they're both delicious! A great little oasis right next to Pioneer Square. Definitely will keep them in mind for future wine needs. The staff was also super nice and attentive.

Usually a tasting room, they talk to you about the winery, the grapes, the wine. This didn't happen…read morehere at all. We picked our wine with no guidance. The white Pinot noir was very good. Prices were a little high.

We had a wonderful wine tasting here at the last minute. The owner was very accommodating and…read moreevery wine tasted surpassed our expectations. This is a definite yes if you are looking for a wine tasting close to Portland and the airport.

From the owner: Small urban winery in NE Portland, just 5 minutes from PDX airport. Private tastings daily by…read moreappointment. Open for wine pick ups on Saturday afternoons. We make a wide variety of excellent hand-crafted wines including Chardonnay and Pinot noir from the Willamette Valley, Tempranillo from southern Oregon and Cabernet Sauvignon and red blends from Walla Walla. Visit our web site to schedule one of our unique tasting experiences. We look forward to hosting you soon!

Stunning location in a historic building downtown Vancouver wa. Lovely owners and community focused…read morein every detail. Glad to sign up for their membership :)

This place is one of my favorite places to be in downtown Vancouver. The wine is so good, which is…read moreprobably most important. Second, it's just a great community. The owners are so kind and welcoming and they've created a community space with great events and live music each month. I recommend this place for anyone looking for a cozy, welcoming space to enjoy good wine and good company.

A friendly, cozy wine tasting room on the Vancouver waterfront. The decor is a little industrial…read more(exposed cement and architecture elements) with modern flair (velvet chairs and woodblock tables). Nice but casual. Everyone who came in seemed to know the servers by name, exchanging hugs and "how have you beens". It was our first time, but we were still treated warmly. We had the prosciutto flatbread and the whipped goat cheese with fig jam. Both were delicious! I love that many items on the menu can be made gluten free. It is the same gluten free pizza crust for the flat bread and for dipping in the cheese. But having AN option is great. Our wine tasting was also lovely. I enjoyed the range of the tasting and saw several appealing varietals on the menu that I would definitely come back for. Overall, a great experience. There is indoor and outdoor seating. It's a small venue, but they have a good amount to offer. Highly recommend.

Absolutely, incredible place. The staff is so friendly and welcoming…read more A perk is this place is pet friendly Food and wine selection is beyond amazing The place is cute and very cozy

A real gem on my burgeoning distillery tour of Portland!…read more Burgeoning because it turns out as much as other think I drink a lot (it's not a faze mom!!!) it turns out that I can only really ripple at one distillery a day. Anyway, I love that this tasting room is an easy walk from my place. Plus it's near all the food and other things I like when I take to the fire water and get to walking! I came during a private event and almost thought I wouldn't be able to taste. However they have a back bar area that has tables set up, so I was able to get my sip on. There are bunches and bunches to sip from the Hue Hue coffee rum (dangerous because you can sip this stuff straight, the coffee flavor is that good) to even an eggnog flavored tipple, you will find something interesting to taste! The tasting experience was informative and fun! It wasn't pretentious, and it truly was laid back. You can decide how much you wanted to interact. So if you just wanna sip and be left to your thoughts you're given the option. I bought a couple bottles and I will definitely be back for more. It's really cool to have a decent priced high quality distillery so close by!

A calm respite from the hectic surrounding area. If you enjoy some of their offerings by the glass…read moreat Southland next door then purchase a bottle here. The manager enjoys sharing his wealth of knowledge. We tasted our $5 whiskey flight in the lounge area, but you also have your choice of sitting at the pour bar or at small high tables. A bottle of their award winning rye whisky is $79 which seems like a good value. I enjoyed the coffee rum taster and bought a bottle for only $19.95. Their wide selection makes the place look cluttered, somewhat messy. You're somewhat over-stimulated by all the eye candy and making a selection gets confusing. Whatever, if that model works then more power to them. I will definitely return.

**Hidden Gem Alert **…read more Right on NE Fremont, tucked in between a liquor store and vegan restaurant here is this wonderful wine bar with plenty of outdoor seating and indoor seating as well. We really enjoyed our visit here as we enjoyed the welcoming staff and some thought out wine tasting choices. We started with a tasting of 6 wines, oh these are not little tiny samples like other places, these are "mega pints" if you will, big enough to share or not.. after, we chose 2 full pours to sit outside and chill. We also had a puréed roasted beet with yogurt and bread, that was really good. Pro Tip: If possible, don't sit by the back door of the vegan restaurant, they have back door open and play loud music that killed our buzz as Landmass has their own outdoor music that was more to our liking. Can't wait to return, thank you Landmass wines Salud !

I discovered Landmass Wines during my visit to Portland last year, at the Downtown Portland Whole…read moreFoods market and they have become one of my favorite wines in PNW. I have been wanting to visit their winery which is located in the Columbia Gorge, but its a far trip for me so when I heard that they opened their tasting room in Portland downtown, I was so excited! Today I finally got to visit their beautiful and cozy tasting room located on Fremont st. in Portland. They have their winery-exclusive bottles as well as distribution wines, and a very reasonable tasting menu, with 4 Bubbles for $25 and mix of 6 varietals for $35, which is a must try if you're new to their wines. The service was top notch and the staff were so knowledgeable and could tell you everything from where the grapes are grown and how they're aged. I absolutely loved their 2023 Sparkling Chenin Blanc, which is made Prosecco style, mildly dry with great balance of bubbles. They also have Gamay Noir, which I highly recommend if you're into easy, light reds. Chardonnay is also so special, slightly tart and puckery, aged in both Stainless Steel and French Oak! I can go on and on... They have a Wine Club membership as well. Most wines are $30-$42 (some are $20s and even $84), moderately priced with excellent quality, highly worth it. Their famous Tempranillo Rosé and Heavy Glow which is a sparkling rosé at Whole Foods and they're some of their most popular bottles. I can't wait to come back.

Our party of four spent the day with A Great Oregon Wine Tour, and it set a new standard. Wayne,…read morethe owner, built our itinerary around a specific request. I wanted at least one winery pouring Sauvignon Blanc in a valley dominated by Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. He found Balsall Creek, then rounded out the day with Ridgecrest and Compris. All three were off the beaten path. No crowded tasting rooms, no tour bus circuit. Just remarkable wines and winemakers with stories to tell. Our guide Robert is a master sommelier, and it showed all day. My wife and I have tasted extensively in the Russian River Valley and Bourgogne, and Robert drew sharp comparisons between all three regions. He walked us through the Willamette's geologic history, from the Missoula Floods to the volcanic and marine sedimentary soils that define its AVAs, and connected it all to what was in our glasses. It was a full day of wine education disguised as a tasting tour. The picnic lunches, made by Wayne and his wife, were a highlight of their own. The turkey sandwich with apple and cucumber drew raves from the table. My vegan lettuce wrap was every bit as good. These were not afterthought box lunches. Our group of four had a roomy van to ourselves, which kept the whole day comfortable and unhurried. If you want a Willamette Valley experience beyond the usual stops, book with Wayne and ask for Robert.

From the minute Wayne showed up with his huge smile..right on time to for a "loud" group of eight…read moremature girls .lol to the last minute..It was a true pleasure and a day of wine tasting I will never forget...our private appt only tastings made us feel quite special and the beauty of the vineyards were stunning ... The wealth of knowledge and the winery choices of both Wayne and Camille exceeded my expectation.. Would definitely use this company again and I promote it 100% A great company and such a lasting memory thank you so much Wayne and Camille

The atmosphere and the service (that was provided by our server, Jared) was a fantastic experience…read more Very knowledgeable about there wines and provided a great tasting experience.

From start to end, our lunch was phenomenal!…read more We had a lovely table with stunning river views. Our seasonal flights were refreshing. The food was delicious, from our salad, to our entree, and finally dessert. By far the BEST service I've ever had. Lindsay was our server. She was very helpful, informative, attentive, and checked with us often. I asked her what her manager's name is, and she said Susie. Susie ~ you have a TOP NOTCH employee! I highly recommend making reservations in advance, which is what I did. We will be back!

We visited on a rainy Saturday afternoon without a reservation and although it filled up, we got a…read morespot. The staff was attentive and friendly. The space was inviting, but a little difficult to hear with masks. There were four wines on the menu, from Walla Walla (big reds, in case you're not familiar). There are two wineries represented here, sister wineries. Every wine was fantastic! The tasting was $15/person and you get $10 off if you buy a bottle. We joined the wine club.

Meandered in on Mother's Day to sample a glass of Sauvignon Blanc, grab a seat on the patio and…read moresoak up the last rays of the setting sun. Our German-accented server/hostess was exceedingly charming and friendly, especially when we discovered that I had visited her home town back in Germany a few years ago, which elicited some excited conversation and recollections of places we loved there. Oh, and the wine was excellent, too!

On our way from Seattle to Skamania we stopped at English Estate Winery for some charcuterie and a…read morewine tasting to kick the weekend off and stretch our legs. The charcuterie had local or grown on location items. The wine was solid. They had lovely borders of flowers around the grounds. Everyone was also super welcoming for our pup.

The Book Club that I belong to decided to have a meeting at this wonderful wine tasting estate. If…read moreyou can imagine a rustic farm combined with an cozy, friendly wine, tasting experience, you'll have got it right. We had a wonderful experience there. There's a food truck and we were able to order food, although there was a little confusion about the QR codes. But that could be just on our part. I purchased a flight and was able to taste six different wines and ended up buying a lovely Pinot Noir to take home. I definitely will be going back again and would love to sit outside this time. They had table tables and chairs set up in different groupings around outside and I saw young families and other couples that were there. This was on a Saturday. They also had board games on the table so if you wanna go over and spend time with your friends playing games that would be a fun thing to do. So glad I got to experience this place!