My friends really enjoyed their wine. I appreciated that the patio allows for a couple of friend…read moregroups to spread out. The food options are lighter but I heard great things about the meatballs. I enjoyed a cheese and meat platter with my sparkling water.

I am new to southern Oregon and I love this place for many reasons. The location - because it's…read moreright there in walkable Jacksonville. They have some amazing live music on their large and shaded patio. This is the only place where I am a club member. It's fun participating in how to enjoy wine differently, by learning about it. I used to just drink it. The people are awesome. It's that very good hometown feel you want to experience.

Wineries are in business to hopefully make a minimal profit in order to maintain what they do…read moreoffering you quality award winning wines. Wineries, to be competitive in Southern Oregon must also have music and some selection of food to offer their customers. These venues are not a public setting in a park where you may bring a picnic lunch and your own beverage and enjoy the music at your leisure. Wineries have to pay for the music you came to listen to which comes out of the price of a glass or bottle that you might enjoy while you're in attendance. To think that one can sit and watch a venue at a winery without at least purchasing a beverage is incredibly naive and disrespectful of a business. Daisy Creek remains our top go to winery in all of Southern Oregon because of their wines, service, music, and setting.

The pizzas on Sunday are fantastic, and the hot dogs and food plates are delicious. Best red wines…read morearound and the Triple Play white is nectar! Nice cozy place inside in winter and an absolutely gorgeous patio in the summer.

Fabulous atmosphere, friendly service, yummy eats and delicious wine…read more While in town we popped by here to check out an event Dos Mariposa was hosting. We came a little late and missed the music, but did see their fantastic stage set up for concerts, right in front of the large pond - a very pretty set-up. The Hubby and I chose the white wine tasting flight and added to the mix there two special summer bottles. We were big fans of both the Sauvignon Blanc options, the Rosé and the Tumbleweed white. The kids had the lavender lemonade and the lavender lemonade Arnold Palmer... both were perfection of refreshing and not too sweet with a perfect mix of lavender 2026 #11

Dos Mariposas was a lovely stop on a hot July afternoon. The wine is tasty and the lavender is…read moreblooming, couldn't ask for anything better than that. Plenty of parking, staff was so sweet, and the property is just beautiful. I had a glass of the Frostproof, which is a white blend of Chenin Blanc and Chardonnay. It was delicious with a soft mouthfeel and hints of stone fruit. My husband had a glass of their Sauvignon Blanc which was a bit more acidic and floral but still refreshing for the hot weather. I loved walking around the lavender fields, the views speak for themselves.

Robbie was entertaining and very informative! The Wine Hopper van is SO comfortable! What a great…read moreday!

Robbie was fantastic!! She made our wine tour even better! She knows her wine and the best spots in…read morethe valley. Would highly recommend!!!

I participated in a political election gathering of about 50 people. The building was a nice,…read morecovered, open-air venue with stainless steel wine fermentation tanks as the backdrop. Food and drink included an eclectic selection of mixed drinks, wines, specialty liquors, and mixers. My drink included some beautiful accoutrements -- edible flowers and exotic herbs -- served in a large wine glass with a 4 cm dia. ice sphere (instead of cubes) for visual appeal, better chilling, and less dilution. There was also an appetizing spread of finger foods, charcuterie, and crudités. A live music group with a nice repertoire of memorable tunes gave people a reason to dance. Toward the end of the event, when activities started to slow, Linda provided a tour of the indoor space with casks. She explained that the space is available for meetings, entertainment, and special events. There's a great picture of that area on the Urban Cork website. It was an impressive operation and a great evening. Thank you Linda.

We love going there for a glass of wine on a Friday and enjoying their wines. Linda is an amazing…read morewinemaker! It's nice when they have live music, as you can still have a conversation. Their charcuterie boards are creative and wonderful!

Our party came after hours as a private tasting like event so I cannot speak to much about the…read moreregular day, but their business model is a very admirable one. While many wineries tend to cater and serve wine connoisseurs who are more knowledgeable than the next, anchor valley strives for a relaxed environment where drinking wine is fun. Each table had mini games such as trivia. With great food offerings and some delicious (award winning) wine, it was a great experience.

The owner is awesome and goes out of his way to give you a great experience. The wine is some of…read morethe best in the valley IMHO. It's a casual (in a good way) yet still a bit sophisticated atmosphere. Lots of fun. Highly recommend!

Finally made it to Rellik…read more My review is mixed and I really want to give a 5 but need to visit one more time to nail down my feelings. Starting with the pluses: -great menu selection and all food was terrific -great wine selection and two wines I had were terrific -lots of parking -nice patio and seating -staff was helpful ish Negative on the day I visited: -school was out for summer and there were lots of kids running around all over -they had an event with live music that was so loud and also did not have table service OR wine flights due to this -flys landing on us and food the whole time I do plan to try a week day trip once school is back in session because I did appreciate their food and wine selections , which is the main reason I go to wineries.....not to see and hear children.

What a pleasant spot to spend an afternoon or evening. About a half-dozen of us walked over from…read moreour AirBnB not knowing what to expect and we were so pleasantly surprised. First of all this place is very accessible, we noticed the wine trolley stops here. What surprised us the most was the quality of the food - they have a pretty good menu and the pizza is great. I had the beet salad (see photo) and it was superb. They have a small petting zoo with alpacas, donkeys, etc. though they do discourage feeding the animals (see photo). But what about the wine you ask? Several of us thought it was better than the supposed higher-end wineries we stopped at. I had the malbec and thought it was great. They had some nice live entertainment that made a real effort to encourage audience participation (see photo). Good times, but check their schedule to see when the musicians will be there. Highly recommended!!!

Best Wine, Best Service. Iris was so amazing literally made our entire vacation. I cannot recommend…read morethis place enough, literally just booked another flight to come back and visit. Cannot wait!!!!!

This might be Jacksonville's best kept secret (I guess not after you read this) but this is too…read moregood not to share. The tasting room is located inside the Orth Inn & it's just absolutely stunning- cozy, vintage vibes. Great wines, and Jessica was amazing & so friendly. Although the vibes & being inside this old mansion are enough to brag about this place, I often find service usually makes or breaks an experience- and Jessica was the perfect wine host. This was probably my favorite place we visited while in Jacksonville. Do yourself a favor & go have a glass of wine in this historic home.