Lovely wine tasting exerience! Their double gold winning Pinot Noir was our favorite out of three…read morewineries we went to! Kathy the manager was delightful! She was friendly, accomodating and attentive! We will definitely return when we are back in the area!

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!

I have visited probably 100 winery tasting rooms over the past 60 years and have about 2000 bottles…read moreof wine in my cellar and have NEVER been refused tasting at a winery until 2022 & 2023 in three visits to Five Fourteen Vineyards. While I didn't have an advance reservation, each time, there were still empty tables, but twice they said they had insufficient staff and the last time, at 4PM, 2 hours before closing, said it was just too hot!!! They seem to run this as a hobby rather than a serious business. Their wine may be good, but I have never been able to taste it, so I can't recommend visiting unless you request a reservation, which is ONLY done via email, at least 24 hours in advance.

My favorite vineyard in the Willamette Valley and that's saying a lot because we are spoiled with…read morewine around here. The wine is incredible and the owners and staff are so kind and cheerful. The view is beautiful!

I don't know much about wine, but this place was really nice! My family recently held a reunion…read morehere. The staff was very friendly! Plus, they offered an excellent IPA for those of us that aren't big on wine. As the reunion ended, I was pleased to see a crowd gathered outside to enjoy a live band, plus a food truck serving really good Mexican fare!

Wonderful wines and fabulous events. Their White Pinot Noir is very good as well as a number of the…read morereds. The owner and staff are very welcoming and genuine. A great place to visit any time.

Went with a friend who is a wine club member to the wine club pick up event last Sunday. I had…read morealways been meaning to go to this winery, but never did until now. I sure missed out on a lot. Their event was made extra special by the staff, as they were all knowledgeable and well-versed in the food and wine pairings that were offered at this event. I was particularly impressed as to how they were keeping the bottles of white wine cold by using ice that they had frozen flowers in. It was a beautiful presentation. There was a brick oven pizza set up and the pizzas were delicious. I am not sure if they are there all the time or because this was a special event. The wines are on point with each presentation and the outside area is spectacular. The inside area can hold a lot of people, especially on rainy days and very nicely decorated with lots of large windows. I can hardly wait to go back there again when all of the roses around the outside patio area are in Bloom! I will be bringing my small senior dog next time I visit their winery as they are dog friendly.

We had our sons wedding and reception at the winery this past Saturday and it was perfect. The…read moreproperty and winery estate are beautiful and view is stunning. Only thing better than the view and wine was the customer service! Nora and Wyatt are exceptionally good at what they do and the entire staff was fantastic. Highly recommend Sweet Cheeks Winery for your next function

A bit out of the way but if you are looking for a stole through farm and wine court between…read moreCorvallis and Eugene this isn't a bad stop. Small family run winery. Decent views, wine ok. They have a Syrah which is cool.

I love living in the midst of a wine region. There's always someplace new to discover. Some friends…read morebrought us here and we couldn't be more grateful. It Is a very small production with mostly outdoor seating in a lovely garden. We tried a flight then bought a bottle of an unoaked Chardonnay and a rosé that we liked. They offer plenty of nibbles to choose from or you can bring your own picnic.

Went here for a birthday celebration. This place has the WOW factor, inside and out. Gigantic space…read moreinside with a massive patio overlooking a pond and water feature outside. It's simply a gorgeous setting. The wine was solid. I don't have any kind of a refined palate so as far as I'm concerned it was great. We had bottles of the Rose, sparkling, and pinot. Service was excellent. Maybe a tad pricey but hey it's a business and you're also paying for the beautiful setting. It's very well done and will definitely be returning.

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.

This was my first time at this vineyard and it is just *SO* gorgeous. It is located at top of a…read morehill-ish area, kind of isolated but its beautiful. I went here as part of zonta wine fundraiser event. The organization usually partners up with RainSong for fundraising in order to help positively impact lives of women and girls. I tried their wine sampling and also participated in Barrel bottling event. The wines are just amazing and definitely worth a try. Something new I discovered here were Pinot Menuier wines. I haven't seen this wine in any place I have been so far (maybe I need to expand my wine knowledge more but this was new to me). Ah! It was *AMAZING*. Pinot Menuier is one of the three main ingredients in making Champagne. The other main attraction for me was the Barrel Bottling event. Me along with couple more people volunteered to help package wine in bottles. We used empty new cases of bottle, filled them up with wine and screw the cork using the machinery provided. And then labelled the bottles correctly and safely put them in their cases. This was super fun and the hardest part was screwing the cork (which is an arm workout in itself). Nonetheless, I thoroughly enjoyed my time at this winery. There are many varieties of wine available here.. Pinot Gris, Riesling, Dry Rose, Menuier, Noir, and much much more! Staff is super friendly and always ready to answer any questions regarding wine making process or anything you may have in mind. I definitely recommend visiting this winery .. perfect way to enjoy your day! P.S: Side note -- You might not get any cell reception here. I use T-Mobile and received no service, but Verizon and AT&T might get a bar or two of signal. Also, they don't have a wifi.

We were visiting relatives, the winery located walking distance from their house. I had a great…read moreoverall experience, very family/friendly atmosphere, can't wait to come back.

Like Pinot? Don't know if you like Pinot? EIther way, you must stop in and taste at TeBri…read more It's a cute little winery that has tasting inside a large barn. All grapes grown right there, and they make just one varietal: Pinot Noir. The owners are pouring and they were very friendly. $5 will get you a flight of tastes, and you can apply the tasting fee to a purchase of a bottle of wine. We like Oregon pinots and are happy to have found TeBri. Reasonably priced & a neat little place to visit. Oh - and they also have a lavender labyrinth around a gazebo ~ which was past the blooming season when we visited. Guess we'll have to return to Oregon for the lavender festivals next year....... and to drink more pinot! Cin-Cin ~

We lived in Portland back in the early 90's and had our taste buds educated on the wines of OR, WA,…read morethen CA. What always stirs the strongest memories/emotions are the earthy Pinots of OR's Willamette valley that we stumbled upon in those days. Over the years we found the style elusive, at least for us out of staters. All that changed this weekend - I found the last few miles driving to the property to be inspiring - this is as picturesque as it gets for me when visiting a winery. The setting alone is worth the drive. Tasting the wines makes the trip exceptional. Brian, the owner, is a super swell host. Honest to a fault and very passionate about his Pinots. It shows in the wine. This is what I remembered about OR and what makes me regretful about having left. Brian is what makes me happy to return and inspired about tasting Pinots again. If you are lucky, you'll be able to meet Nettie and Willow, their well behaved happy dogs. Cheers to TeBri! P.S. The place reeks of lavender :)