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Maysara Winery

4.3 (72 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 4:30 pm

By appointment only

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Wayne G.

Wine country has lots and lots of choices. Maysara is unique - women operated. Persian heritage and a nice range of whites and reds. The setting is classic wine country. Not elegant, but enjoyable. You have to walk through the main building for the stone and wood working.

Connor E.

If you are looking for a winery to go to this is a great place to visit, its out in the country with beautiful views. This is also a great place to have a wedding my cousin had her wedding her and it was awesome, with plenty of room outdoor and indoor with plenty of parking too.

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Bella J.

This is one of THE most beautiful wineries in the US. The outdoor area is beautiful and well decorated, amazing location to host weddings etc and indoor decoration is just as great. The wine tastes great and the service is truly amazing. I'd highly recommend.

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Karen S.

We stopped here for a tasting late in the afternoon. The place is beautiful. The buildings are relatively new, but they look timeless, with stone and wood. The day we were there they were holding the wine tastings in the larger area of the building because they had resealed the bar in the tasting room, which by the way, turned out beautifully. Our host was very friendly and knowledgeable about the winemaking, organics and biodynamics, as well as the history of the vineyard and family that founded it. The wine was really good, especially the pinot noir.

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John V.

Alright, I'll be frank. I couldn't believe that their wines were this excellent quality. During my entire Labor Day weekend tasting in Willamette Valley, we handed over our information to become wine members. It was absolutely delicious for those who definitely appreciate and love wine. Don't get me wrong, finding the tasting room isn't easy but that didn't destroy quality of wine or customer service. Props to Dominic for his amazing knowledge and helping us get an appointment on a very busy weekend.

New tasting room.
Christine D.

We stopped back here on Thanksgiving weekend. They posted a Facebook status that it was there last day of their Thanksgiving weekend party. Which was a good thing because I know they are normally closed on Sunday. In fact, Sunday's a great day to be open so Maysara folks, if you haven't changed your hours to include Sunday, please consider it. I have to rave about the new tasting room. I have never seen anything so fabulous. It's on past the original place where they used to have tastings and in a brand new building that is complete with covered parking. That is perfect for these Northwest days where we see much rain. Not to mention that fact that this winery's road is called Muddy Valley Road for a reason. The rock work on the walls is very beautiful and I'm sure not inexpensive. I tried to include a couple of pictures to show the true beauty of it all. Even the bathrooms adjacent to the tasting room had the rock work and the wooden plank counter tops. Truly nice indeed. Did I mention on the day we were they they had a deal that for twenty dollars you could taste five wines and taste some delicious food that paired well with the wine and you got to keep the attractive Maysara wine glass. It was very good and a nice little nosh that you normally do not receive with your wine tastings. I would give that five stars as well as the wine. A couple of things I didn't really like was they were a little eager to pour the wine so I felt a little pressure to down the taste I had and move on to the next one so that by the time I got done I had nothing to drink with the rest of the sample plate I had pieced together. I'll give them a break they were excited and eager to please so I get it but next time slow the pace down a bit more. One of the other odd things they did was to hand you a green ticket when you got there and then you hand it to the server at the end of the line. I didn't know what this was for but it was basically their way of counting everyone. Folks, figure out another system. I had my plate, glass and utensils filling my hands and had to dig through my pockets for this item only to find out it was their method of counting. How about a tick mark on a piece of paper when we walk in? Just an idea. The wine is very tasty and reasonably priced. You need to check out this new tasting room. It's worth the trip.

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Amazing staff and winery. The ambiance with the picturesque black doors make the whole trip worth it.

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Excellent wine and staff. Beautiful property and drive up to the gigantic building housing the production facility.

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“The most notable varietals were the 3 Degrees ($16 a bottle), Pinot Gris ($16, pre-order), Asha ($32 a bottle), and Jamsheed (about $25-30).”

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