Had a great talk with the friendly staff. The wines are very good. We ordered a little pizza to…read moretoed is over Beautiful interior and outside sitting. Do yourself a favor and get a Frosé before leaving.

We really enjoyed a casual Monday at Padigan. Only 15 minutes from Medford and easy to find…read more It was rainy the day we visited so we couldn't enjoy the grounds but the vineyard was set beautifully within the valley. Padigan had some nice food options and we enjoyed a meat and cheese board along with our wine flight. The wine was very good. I'm not a huge wine drinker but my girlfriend is and joined their club so she could have some bottles shipped!

WONDERFUL WINE, GREAT SERVERS. We love this place!!!…read more Website and IT really need redo. So many glitches. I can help if you call.

We had the most pleasant experience here! On a whim we stopped in for a break on our drive from…read morePortland to Sacramento. There are a variety of comfortable seating options to choose from as well as blankets in case it's a little chilly. You can try one of their flights (6 tastings) or make your own flight . They have cheese and charcuterie among other things. Our server Katie was helpful and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend stopping here ... it's close to the freeway but a nice diversion if you need a little break from the drive. Great place to bring home gifts from Oregon too!

I met this wonderful couple on my flight from Seattle, WA to Medford, OR who invited me out to this…read morebeautiful vineyard on 12/07/2021. The wine was excellent, the views were amazing and the service was great! A very cozy and relaxing winery. Thank You Dolores B. for the recommendation. I hope to see you and your husband on my next visit. Happy Holidays!

The night before, I had a glass of Del Rio Chardonnay at our hotel and really enjoyed it. The woman…read moreserving it mentioned that the winery wasn't far away, so we thought it might be fun to stop for a tasting. Del Rio Vineyards is located in Gold Hill, in Oregon's Rogue Valley. Its tasting room occupies the historic Rock Point Hotel, built in 1864 as a stagecoach stop and later used as one of the area's first telegraph stations. The vineyards stretch out behind the hotel, with a colorful zinnia field off to one side. When you enter, there is a shop where you choose your flight. You can then sit in one of the downstairs rooms or outside at the picnic tables behind the hotel. There were many things I enjoyed about this stop. First was the relaxed, old-school tasting experience. We didn't need reservations. We simply selected a flight, found a place to sit and sampled the wines at our own pace. The flight was $12, but the fee was waived if we purchased two bottles. Everyone we interacted with was friendly. When they learned where we were headed next, they offered helpful recommendations for the rest of our trip. I also noticed that many people had brought food and were enjoying a picnic while drinking wine. The entire experience reminded me of Napa and Sonoma before they became so crowded and commercialized. As with any tasting, there were wines I really enjoyed and a few I would pass on. Overall, though, Del Rio was a relaxed and memorable stop.

Such a beautiful setting with delicious wine and food. The staff is passionate about the wine & the…read morehistory.

Loved the service! Their wine flight is very affordable at $10 and perfect pairing with the meat…read moreand cheese plate. Glad we were accommodated with our last minute reservation . Staff were very friendly.

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!!!

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.

Drove all the way out here from Jacksonville because they told Google they're open. I'm up here…read morefrom LA. They are not open. They are closed Mon - Wed and will only open if you call ahead. They should have posted this publicly online so people don't waste gas and time. The doors are literally locked and dirt parking lot empty. Their dog was barking but suddenly stopped so they know I'm here but wouldn't come out to greet me. Just we aware, call ahead before coming out. They are NOT OPEN!!! Sign out front says open too, not true!

service was impeccable on a May Friday afternoon. We were the only ones there for a while but the…read moreperson bringing us our tasting wasn't pushy or rushed or lingering too long. That in itself is a fine balance. We had a tasting flight ($18), and opted for a glass of Rosé and a glass of red afterwards. Buying two bottles waves the tasting flight fee and we bought 2 bottles. The ambiance is delightful on a warm but not hot day, overlooking the valley and Mt Ashland with still some snow on it. No outside food allowed.

We had the most wonderful wine tasting experience! The gentleman serving us was knowledgeable and…read morewelcoming. You can't beat the view from the patio! I loved all of the wines we sampled. Their Zinfandel was exceptional!

What a scenic place. If you go, make sure you order a charcuterie board (see photo) so you get to…read moresample some of their cheeses, as they have a creamery as well as making wines. Their patio outside has some pleasant shade under the trees to enjoy a wine flight while munching on the charcuterie. I thought their wines were just OK, though some folks thought they were top notch. The Rieslings are dry, which is interesting. I thought their reds lacked robustness and were a bit softer than I like. A great place to visit and while away a few hours imbibing!

As locals we keep returning here for the delicious cheese and wine, both made in house. The shaded…read moreoutdoor seating is chill with jazz music, a breeze, and a winery dog and cat looking to make new friends. The staff is equally laid back. We appreciate that - unlike so many other wineries - this is not primarily a restaurant where wine is also served. It's a winery first, cheese second; and other than a meat board, that's it. Check it out!