Honestly this is a great spot to visit in Oregon Wine Country and be able to taste a lot of great…read morestuff from a dozen or so wineries in a nice environment. It's also great that the Studio offers a perfect space for making wine - in some cases startups but often winemakers that are between other gigs or just have small enough production that it doesn't make sense to build out a space of their own. I have visited many times and know a number of winemakers who have utilized this space over the past 20-ish years, and I'm a fan. They hosted a release party this August for McCollum Family Vineyards which was great and the wine was fantastic plus C.J. and Elise McCollum were amazingly gracious hosts. J.C. Somers winery has returned to the Studio in 2026 and makes some of the better wine you'll find anywhere, Jay Somers has been making world class wine in Oregon since the 1990's but currently makes a couple thousand cases on his personal label available at the Studio. Definitely stop by for a tasting if you're in the area, a cool place to visit and some great wine to be tasted/purchased.

Do you like trying wines from all different wineries? Do you…read morelike trying the same varietal but from different wineries / different nearby vineyards to see how they differ? Do you like supporting small winemakers / wineries? IF you answered YES, to any of the above, go see Whitney! She's a wealth of knowledge and tidbits about the wines and owners. So fun trying all the different wines.... and we found a GSM that is absolutely sublime. Oh... and a White Pinot Noir (Pinot Noir Blanc) was the surprising new wine I'd never tried before today. It was so good that I had to buy a couple bottles. Note: Walk-ins allowed and welcomed, and 2 people can share 1 tasting. Plus...they have a vending machine of charcuterie snacks you can buy to go with your tasting.

Lovely intimate vineyard. We were brought here by some friends who were members, and now I see why…read morethey keep coming back. Very personable down to earth staff and ended up having nice conversations about everything and anything. The tasting was great with plenty of varieties and generous pours. Great wines overall. No complaints. Now have tried a number of their wines and have a few bottles. The labels are literal works of art. Grounds were walkable and they even have some olive trees! Also I enjoy the animals that roam the property. Overall one of my favorite vineyards and we will be back.

Beautiful property, caring and passionate wine-makers and staff, and some of the absolute best…read morewines in the Willamette Valley.

This winery has a really nice selection of wines and port's. They are one of the few Willamette…read moreValley wineries that has a great selection of big bold reds, in addition to some well crafted Pinot Noir's. The tasting room was manned by Luke, who was great to hang out with and very knowledgeable about what he was pouring, the tasting room is large and accommodating. We added them to our collection of wine clubs, which we only do when we like everything they poured.

The tasting room is really cozy, with a wood fire and comfy chairs for chillaxing, in addition to…read morethe bar area. Tastings are $30 but they'll waive that if you make a $150 purchase. The staff are extremely knowledgeable about the local wines in the Willamette Valley area. I concentrated on the locally grown grapes (they do use California grapes too). Very light. No hard sell. Dog friendly too!

Fantastic wines, low intervention and Jason (owner and wine maker) is awesome. Very knowledgeable…read moreabout his wines and always welcoming!

Relaxing vineyard off the beaten track. Beautiful garden to relax, enjoy their wines and take in…read morethe tranquility. Multiple places to sit and sip. They encourage bringing your own picnic/snack which we did, but they have a $20 charcuterie board for sale as well. The tastings were $15 for 6 tastes (3 whites and 3 reds). Service was friendly, unhurried and knowledgeable. The wines are made with their own grapes and they have some interesting grape combinations (like Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc and Pinot Noir which resulted in a fruity red wine) But I eventually opted for the single grape variety and bought a bottle of Chardonnay and a bottle of Pinot Noir.

Pleasant surroundings view was awesome Flight of wine was…read moreok. But Pinot noir was the big push Sat outside enjoying the view and Pinot

We have been to this winery several times and enjoy the wine and the view…read more Staff are very friendly. Numerous places to sit and enjoy the view.

Stopped by during a mother daughter trip along the coast. Michelle was fantastic and we couldn't…read morehave asked for a better spot to spend our Friday night. We ended up buying a bottle of the 2013 Coleman and it was perfect! A must see for sure! Thanks Michelle

We had a wonderful time at Seufert Winery with friends sharing some great and affordable wine and…read morebeer in the quaint courtyard overlooking the park and next to the cute gift shop. The interior of the tasting room is lovely too. Michelle is a local wine maker sourcing the best grapes from the area for the wines she produces. She also offers small plates and a fantastic charcuterie board. You should check out all that Dayton offers.

Our trip to Oregon wouldn't have been complete without stopping by one of the region's famous…read morevineyards. For a nonlocal, this proved an overwhelming road to go down trying to decide where to stop, but I must say, I couldn't be happier with our choice in Cristom Vineyards. From the moment we walked in the staff greeted us with the type of welcoming spirit that made us feel like old friends. We got their 5 wine tasting that included a pinot gris, 3 pinot noir's and ending with a chardonnay. Each wine was as beautiful as the view from their outdoor patio looking out to Mount Jefferson. If you're looking for a winery that truly encapsulates what it's like to be in Oregon, look no further.

We are glad we visited and did a tasting during our third annual WA/OR wine road trip. We three…read morestopped by on a Thu in late Aug, bringing sandwiches for lunch with our wine. SERVICE: 4.5. Very attentive and friendly. AMBIANCE: 3.5. Seating both inside and outside; we sat outside. on the large covered porch; it was pleasant. The view was very nice, though partially blocked by bushes. WINE TASTING: 3.5. Good, though not to a good fit to our taste

LOVED this place! They now do about half Oregon wines and half imported from the owner in Italy,…read morebut this was a welcome change for us. We were welcomed with a lovely welcome pour and sat at a really beautiful table. Each wine had its own style of glass and a story to tell. We got to do several side by side tastings too. The Italian wines were fun to weave into the tasting, and many in my group loved the Chianti. Our server was kind, generous, fun, and professional. We loved tasting with her. Only downside- all the places we went had a lot of flies, but this place had by far the most. Not something they can help a ton, but it did distract from the tasting and ambiance a little. Don't miss your chance to check out the view and property as well, it's so lovely!

This place is absolutely gorgeous!! The interior and exterior is such a vibe…read more The wine was delicious and I enjoy every wine that I tasted. I especially loved their Italian imported Toscanana. Our server was so helpful and friendly. The major downside was there was sooooo many fruit flies. Like 20-30 at our table. I know this is issues for many wineries but it was kinda gross and brought down the vibe.