It was chill had a cool vibe. Husband had the red and I had a blueberry ale. it was good.read more

Stopped by for a drink and some lunch. It wasn't busy although several people came in while we were…read morethere. It was quiet and a bit cold inside so you may need a jacket. The staff are always nice and discuss the different options they have. I enjoy beer and cider so this is a great place to try both. We like to order a flight so we can try the great beers and ciders. We split a burger and some of their great tots.

This is a small little place that is very quaint. Rex the owner is very friendly and tells the…read morehistory of the winery. Lola, the resident dog is very friendly and well mannered. We like the white and a couple of the reds, purchased 6 bottles. Stop at this winer This is a small little place that is very quaint. Rex the owner is very friendly and tells the history of the winery. Lola, the resident dog is very friendly and well mannered. We like the white and a couple of the reds, purchased 6 bottles. Stop at this winery, it's worth the time spent.

Places like this are a fading breed, and I love this place. It's just a tasting room with wine…read morephotography artwork on the walls, the pleasant winemaker pours and discusses his product, and then you buy some delicious wine (and delicious pretzels made by the winemakers wife) at reasonable prices. This isn't a restaurant "winery" where many come mostly more to eat and socialize more than taste and buy wine, and as such there isn't a nonsense tasting fee (So do the right thing and buy a bottle, or two, or...)

A gem off the beaten path in Ashland. Definately make it a point to stop here. Great, freindly…read moreservice. Delicious ciders and creative wines! If I lived in Ashland, I would be here quite a bit.

The place is really great. The owner has incredible knowledge and appears to have gone 110% on his…read moremethods to create his vision of cider. A must visit if you have ever liked a cider and want to get a nice drink and experience.

This spot is pretty magical. From the warmth of the folks who make the wine to the wags of the…read moretails who greet you- I'd challenge you to find a better place to spend an afternoon. Upon arrival we met Crystal, the wine makers wife and tasting room pourer. She was playing fetch with a charming little puppy, Udon (we met his brother-from-another-mother Ramen) later in our visit. Looking in the unassuming tasting rooms, I noticed many flying pigs. Originally the owners just grew grapes to sell to wine makers. Turns out they had a hard time selling grapes many years ago, and the owner told his wife they'd start making wine. She said "when pigs fly". They started making wine and the rest was history. The wine is all excellent! Their reds are super on-point. My favorite was the Pinot noir. Berry, cola, bright and juicy. But not sweet. Excellent wines (and excellent prices). When we return, we will bring a picnic to take in the gorgeous surround. I loved this place and highly recommend to anyone who wants a spot to enjoy great wines.

OPEN Th - Sun (walk-ins Welcome)…read more Devitt is owned and operated by a Family. The family has a history and experience wine making in Napa. Came here looking for more fruit forward reds; not a fan of the excessive tannins in many of the local Tempranillos *personal preference*. The price points are down to earth (most expensive is $32), the wine is very approachable so you don't have to be a somelier to enjoy the tasting experience and to find your Favorite bottle(s). Super chill, very casual (think converted shed), closest thing to Napa reds in Oregon (Quady North is another to check out). I could literally sit and smell their Cab Franc all day long *so jammy* The Winemaker himself did our tastings! We did buy a few bottles (Cab Franc) and were not charged a tasting fee.

Best kept secret in the valley. Close to town and yet it feels like the country. Best wines. The…read moreowner and family are wonderful hosts. You will meet the best people there.

Have lived in Sonoma County since 1984 so this was not our first rodeo visiting a winery by any…read moremeans. The limited hours are explained by Brian, the owner, being an actual farmer who is in the vineyards with his team regularly. There is not "tasting room" or staff (at least on weekdays) to speak of. Gorgeous outside area more than makes up for it. Excellent wines, many that you won't find around here. It reminded me of old time Sonoma County wineries back in the day that lacked pretention and yet were gorgeous, memorable, and "real." Can't recommend a visit highly enough...unless you enjoy pretention. Brian is worldly and the funnier for it. He was a hoot. We have 150 or so bottles of wine in our "wine closet" yet we brought 6 bottles back we enjoyed them so much. See you next year Brian.

Just had a bottle of their cabernet sauvignon and it was OUTSTANDING. It is full bodied without…read morebeing too acidic, A nice dry finish, but still with a bit of fruit.

I've visited here twice and enjoyed it both times. The setting is beautiful and our server was very…read morehelpful. I ended up buying a case of wine for a family get together

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!

Britt was a wonderful hostess and the wind is amazing. Don't skip this beautiful winery on your…read moreApplegate Valley tour.

Our 2nd visit and did not disappoint. Of all the Applegate Valley wineries, Cowhorn is a standout…read more We paid $45 each for the wine tasting and oven-fired pizza tasting. That was steep, but both the wines and the pizza were exceptional, as was the outdoor seating area. The indoor space is gorgeous as well, and I have to mention beautiful bathrooms! Our servers were friendly but not as knowledgeable as talking to the wine makers (as I had last time) and also there was less flexibility about trying things off the list, which other wineries did accommodate. Still, the Cowhorn ethic and wines are stellar and thus the 5 stars.