Very fun place to visit. Pretty bottles and friendly staff. Wish they were open more.read more

Amazing drinks! I love this place very relaxing and really nice owners! Joe is so cool and very…read moresweet! I highly recommend them!

Great tasting room. Had the bourbon sampler with 3 bourbons and one rum that I really didn't like…read more(I'm not a rum guy). The bourbons are made on-site and the distillery is run by retired military members. Highly recommended!

Always a phenomenal experience, food is fantastic, service is amazing and the outdoor seating is…read morejust right. Haven't been disappointed yet.

Great variety on their menu, especially the unique salad meals, fresh ingredients and combinations…read more(mine was spinach, avocados, peppadew peppers, gorgonzola and crispy fried onions). The sweet potato fries as an appetizer set the mood perfectly, done to perfection. Others in my party had various burgers and sandwiches and everyone was pleased. The dining room is open and airy with large windows and plenty of spacing between the booths and tables. Comfortable for our noisy group, yet not infringing on other diners. The food was prepared quickly and served hot. Shout out to our server, Kiley B. a very pleasant young lady. She was efficient, friendly and professional and made our Ladies Lunch outing feel welcome. The perfect place to have a good meal on a rainy Oregon afternoon. Highly recommended.

We were in Corvallis for Parents Weekend and expected restaurants to be packed, but we found Sky…read moreHigh Brewery and walked right in around 11:30 AM. The place is huge, with multiple seating areas and bars, and we were immediately greeted and seated on the enclosed balcony with heaters -- super comfortable. Ordering from the table via the app was easy and convenient, and our food came out quickly. We had the clam chowder, fries, and a beer -- all delicious! By the time we finished, the place was buzzing and there was a long wait, but it's so spacious that it never felt crowded. Great atmosphere, good food, and excellent service -- we'll definitely be back next time we're in town!

I actually came to check the brewery, but my attention was caught by the cozy and inviting tasting…read moreroom. I ordered a glass of the 2017 Syrah. Sat in their well decorated tasting room. It was just what I needed. A little relaxing me time. I ordered a bottle I was going to have at my hotel, and asked if she can open it, because I didn't have a bottle opener. The lovely lady checked with the owner, he said give her a glass so I didn't have to drink their fine wine out of the hotel plastic cups. #winner! Thank you so much. You made my evening.

Small, very cute wine shop. Nice curated selection of wines. Decently priced! Good for wine in…read moreCorvallis, especially if you do not want to travel far.

I wanted to commend and thank Vivacity Fine Spirits. I helped plan a small event at the Lion's…read moreShare Coffeehouse and Bakery in Independence, OR to celebrate the business' 1 year anniversary. I contacted Vivacity about a month before the event to try and schedule a tasting for the celebration. I worked with Sam Bucks and he was fantastic. He was a joy to work with and was FANTASTIC the day of the event. He arrived on time, set up, and entertained the crowd all night long. Thank you for making our event great and for making such spectacular craft spirits!

Caught a tasting booth at an event. So impressed. Enjoying what we bought there.. and wishing we'd…read morebought one or more of everything. Looking forward to visiting the tasting room! Native Gin is brilliant.

Wine is my favorite so far!!! Cozy i door seating pleasant outdoor seating as well! The chardonnay…read moreis buttery w some hazelnut notes YUM

Came back to get the offered free tasting and return a corked bottle and a t shirt that didn't fit…read more So, we've been twice and drank a case of their wine, my ultimate review: avoid. The wine is good, not great, but the main issue is that these people (other than the winemaker, who seems like a decent enough guy) are weird, cheap, and unwelcoming. That's really all you need to know. Don't waste your time.

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 :)

Proof that Oregon Wine Can Convert a BBQ-Loving Texan…read more Y'all. I didn't think I'd say this, but here I am -- a brisket-fueled, bourbon-sippin', proud son of Texas -- absolutely swooning over wine. Not just any wine. We're talkin' about the handcrafted, small-lot, soul-swirlin' nectar served up at St. Innocent Winery -- a place so peaceful and picturesque, it made me question why I don't live in a vineyard-covered valley full-time. My wife and I rolled up to this Willamette Valley wonderland expecting a decent lunch and some light sipping. What we got was a full-blown sensory revival under a cherry-red canopy, surrounded by forested hills that looked like they were painted by God himself after three glasses of Pinot. We opted for the St. Innocent Story Flight -- five sips of vineyard-designated poetry. My wife, being the classy half of our duo, paired hers with the Sip & Savor Experience, which was essentially an edible sonnet: summer vegetable soup so smooth it could run for office, a goat cheese tart so tangy it made my eyebrows dance, a Thai-style spare rib that nearly caused me to curse in delight, and a chocolate mousse topped with pistachio and freeze-dried strawberry that straight-up healed childhood wounds. Me? I stayed true to my roots and ordered the BBQ sandwich. Because even in Pinot country, a Texan's gotta do what a Texan's gotta do. And y'all -- that sandwich slapped harder than a summer sunburn. Juicy, smoky, piled high, with a crunch of pickled slaw and a side of ridged chips that made me weep a little. Paired with that 2019 Momtazi Pinot Noir? I felt like I was sittin' in the arms of a wine-soaked angel. Our server was a gem -- part sommelier, part tour guide, part miracle worker. She suggested we tack on the 2020 Shea Vineyard Pinot and the 2023 'Not So Innocent' Grauburgunder (a rosé of Pinot Gris). Both were showstoppers. We left with a bottle of the Grauburgunder like it was a souvenir from heaven. And just when I thought the experience had peaked -- bam! A quick tour of the facility gave us a peek behind the curtain: barrels like art installations, a tasting room polished to a shine, and a staff that clearly loves what they do. St. Innocent Winery isn't just a tasting stop -- it's a full-body, full-soul, full-Texan-approved revelation. TL;DR: Come for the wine. Stay for the views. Leave with a bottle, a smile, and a belly full of joy (and probably BBQ). Five stars and a raised glass from this grateful Texan.

We three stopped for a wine flight with small bites ("Sip & Savor Experience") and lunch on a…read moreMonday in the middle of a four hour drive, choosing St. Innocent from among several wineries available in the area. We are very pleased with our choice as it was an enjoyable experience. SERVICE: 5.0. Andy was excellent and very knowledgable about wines in general, the vintages of St. Innocent wines in particular, and the vineyards from which St. Innocent sources. And more. AMBIANCE: 4.5. We sat on the shaded patio overlooking a pond and trees. Though I-5 was visible off to one side, it was not a distraction. WINES: 4.0. We left with a couple of bottles. FOOD: 3.5. Good lunch made with fresh ingredients. The small bites provided with the Sip & Savor Experience were satisfactory.