The Four Graces Winery

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Kim G.

Fantastic wines, charming setting, exceptional service! This was our first stop on our 2 day stay in Dundee, and a fabulous way to kick off our mini vacation. The setting is so quaint with the main tasting room in a barn with high open beam ceilings and chandeliers. And other cortège style buildings scattered about the grounds connected by walking paths and a large patio with tables and chairs. Flowers and bushes in bloom with pink, purple, burgundy, white and yellow blossoms standing out against the white buildings and the scent of roses creating a serene and magical setting. It was a sunny, blue sky day and the red Adirondack chairs next to the vineyard had our names! Sitting under a tree with the growing grapevines and hills all around us, was perfection. Since it was barely noon, we opted for a glass of Pinot Gris instead of a flight, choosing to sit and relax with one glass of wine rather than an instruction led tasting. The wine was crisp and light and sipping it while surrounded by so much nature and beauty transported us. Definitely felt like we were far, far away from Portland; not just a quick 40 minute drive! Our hostess was wonderful, cheerfully describing the wine, ensuring we were comfortable. She brought us cans of water and individual cups filled with hazelnuts, an ode to the land which once was a hazelnut farm and still has many trees. We encountered other staff during our visit, each greeting us with a warm and friendly hello. What a wonderful place! I will be back this summer, with a picnic in tow, to enjoy more of their wines in this picturesque setting.

Lorena G.

What a perfect little place to stop for a tasting! Easy to locate, close to town and really really good people serving wine! Our host was just delightful and so ready to explain all things Four Graces and what goes into their great wines! Their farmhouse serves as their tasting room and it is really nice in there. I grabbed a blanket because it was a bit chilly that day but then came the wine. We first had their wine in Ireland at the Ashford Castle and remembered that this is why we decided to come to the Willamette Valley for the tasting! Don't miss it!

Alex K.

I had to stop off here as it's one of the sister wineries from my membership back in California. First time and it did not disappoint. Believe we were the first batch that came in as it was early and just opened. Right from getting out of the car, the property vibe was amazing. You have all the huge trees in the yard with tables and chairs scattered throughout the property. That nice country cottage feel. The beautiful landscape of fragrance garden roses and hydrangeas. Fruit trees scattered on the property and the rows of grapes throughout the vineyard. Beautiful. We were greeted by Rachel, such a sweetheart. Right when we walked us, she greeted us with such a warm smile. Perfect morning pick me up, and not to mention some tasting. Hey, it's five o clock somewhere..... She stated off with the white, and myself am not a white wine drinker. But, wow, I quite liked it, the Pinot Gris. The selection of flights were amazing. Each one had it distinct taste. Then on to the last, 2016 Courtney reserves Pinot Noir. It was great. Rachel mentioned that she something for us to try at end, an opened bottle of the 2014 Pinot Noir. Wow, my favorite out of all the tasting. That first smell and the way it just lingers. Sold. Purchased a bottle for lunch. Overall experience was amazing. Rachel is a master at what she does. The customer service and vibe she brings makes the experience a whole lot better. It's nice to know that there's an amazing wineries that's part of the membership. Will totally be back in wine country whenever I'm in Oregon again.

Susan ..

I give this place three stars. Not because of the wine but because of the high price per tasting $40 and how they ignored me. Single female solo at winery. Don't recommend if you want good service. Sat for almost 25 minutes before my next taste and saw them pouring a rose and then another Pinot that was off menu for a couple near me. Not sure what they are thinking. All people matter! Luckily there are 300 more wineries around me that cherish all. So I upgraded them to 4 stars since one of the wine pourers who seemed amazing apologized and was very nice.

Jason C.

My friend and I had an amazing experience! Brooke, our server, was super knowledgeable and provided lots of good guidance as we went through our tasting flight. They kept folks really well spaced out, and there was a range of indoor and outdoor dining options. I appreciated they offered some complimentary snacks as well. Their wine was also super tasty. My favorites were probably the rosé and the Doe Ridge Pinot Noir. Everything was delightful, and I look forward to coming back in the future!

Ariel S.

Lovely spot! Such a great spot to take in all the nature around you and enjoy a great glass of wine! There is covered seating or picnic tables out by the trees. In your view are the surrounding vineyards and beautiful white house with blossoming flowers. The wine selection is great and reasonably priced. This are is great and I can't wait to come back!

April 2012 - Woohoo! to Four Graces for fixing the access problems and creating fully accessible route to tasting room!

Michele R.

Our first visit to Four Graces in just about a year was last week. We went to taste and buy some of the new release of their Pinot Blanc (here's a tip...it sold out last year and will this year too so buy early) and to take advantage of their waiver of tasting fees for April Dundee Passport holders (here's another tip...if the Dundee Hills Winegrowers Association sets up this Passport event next April, buy one.) WINES: This year's (2011 vintage) Pinot Blanc ($24 / bottle retail) is simply luscious. Buy it while you can. One of the other couples in the tasting room said they purchased multiple cases last year and drank every bottle and were back to purchase more this year. We heard from others in the tasting room that they acted too slow last year and the Pinot Blanc was sold out by the time they tried to buy a case so they were acting fast this year. So...heads up to fellow winos! The 2011 Pinot Gris ($20? / bottle retail) is also superb and we imagine that won't last either. There are lots of good Pinot Gris made in the Willamette Valley, but we think Four Graces unarguably produces one of the very best. TASTING SET UP; We noted the tasting room opens at 10am, perhaps the earliest opening time of any in the area. So if you are a hardy wine taster who can imbibe that early, this is the early bird stop! We arrived a little before 11am to find another couple already happily underway. By 11:30 another five or six folks had joined us on a chilly Friday morning. The tasting fee is $10, refunded with a purchase of six or more bottles. (Down from a case minimum last year, I think. Moving the right direction. We noted other wineries in the area offer refund with two bottle purchase which seems like the best policy to us.) The friendly and knowledgeable host was pouring five tastes: Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc and three Pinot Noir. TASTING ROOM ACCESSIBILITY UPDATE: The tasting room has had a major improvement since our visit a year ago. The owners have done an absolutely "WOOHOO" worthy job of fixing the accessibility problems. Now accessible parking in the lot ties in seamlessly to an accessible pathway that goes up to the side door entry as well as wraps to the back patio. Made me think of a twenty-something Veteran I met in Texas earlier this year. He had both legs severed in Iraq and was using a wheelchair. He said something about like this, "When I walked around in my uniform, I was a hero. Now that I use a wheelchair, I sometimes get treated like the enemy for just wanting to get into places." I get it. So does Four Graces management as demonstrated by fixing the problems here. Bravo!

Tamara C.

There but for the grace of God (and wine) go I. And sometimes, this is literally true with respect to wine anyway. There are moments when sanity would just not be possible without a nice, heaping glass of this precious elixir. The four graces, Prudence, Justice, Temperance, and Courage, are the basics of life's virtues according to Plato. How do wine and existentialism go hand-in-hand? I'm sure Sarte would agree, wine pairs well with most any philosophy so fetch your accomplice, raise your glass and swirl. Most certainly, a Prudent person would hasten his/her arrival at The Four Graces for a wine tasting and would not Unjustly block the wine counter and crowd out fellow wine tasters. As for Temperance, it's good to have someone that embraces temperance around in order to drive you from winery to winery and drop you at your door sans DUI. A courageous person tries every wine offered and does not shirk when offered a pinot gris when they have a strong preference for pinot noir. I will admit, the pinot gris was not my favourite pinot gris of the day, it was still quite lovely. I'll tell you what though, the pinot noirs here, were absolutely fantastic. I am not a pinot noir fan and I was punch-drunk in love with the pinots here. They were not that weak, light pink and light of flavor stuff I've found elsewhere. They were fruity, smooth and full-bodied. The fine folks in the tasting room were very friendly and knowledgeable about their fine wines and were helpful with recommendations of other wineries to visit in the area. My companion is a member and with membership comes attractive discounts, special events and pick-up parties. Just something to consider... With hundreds of great wineries to choose from in this area, it can be a tough decision as to where to visit. Let me help you. Go to The Four Graces. 2016 - Review # 30

Charita A.

I cant wait to write this review. The gentleman working here today showed us the best customer service I've had in a long time. From the get-go we were greeted with a warm welcome. I belive his name is Paul. He has an accent and is very knowledgeable about the wine he pours and wine in general. They offer a tasting flight of their four wines. He told us we could sit outside and he would bring each tasting to us. Love that! Everytime he gave us a new pour he would chat for a bit as well. It got a bit cold outside and he offered me a blanket. He also offered to bring me more white wine tastings because they only offer two on the flight. They have a demonstration vineyard where you can walk around and sample the different grapes. So cool! Unfortunately I was not able to purchase a bottle from here because I did not love anything I tried, but my husband did. This was probably the best experience I've had at a winery in a long time thanks to the gentleman with the lovely accent.

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James O.

Elite 14

12 years ago

This is a must stop if you are in Dundee exploring some of the country's finest wine. Four Graces is a charming little vineyard with cozy outdoor seating. It feels like a scene from an old movie: sitting on the porch of an old Victorian home with a bottle of excellent wine and laughing with friends. Their pinot noir and pinot gris are both very, very good. Come here, you won't regret it. ESPECIALLY if it is in the summer. read more

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Sonya O.

15 years ago

Until last week I had never been to the Willamette Valley, and now I just don't know what took me so long! :) My first stop was at The Four Graces and the experience I had there really set the bar for other wineries. I really enjoyed all of the wines; especially the Pinot Blanc! Their entry level Pinot Noir offers a nice bang for the buck, and the Reserve wines are outstanding. I would make it a point to stop by! You won't be disappointed. Sonya read more

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Stephanie H.

11 years ago

If I was rating the wine I would give it a half star. The patio and environment warrants a 3 star. If you are looking for a cool place to hangout with friends and do not care about the quality of wine this is your place. read more

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Pete R.

9 years ago

We traveled to Willamette Valley for a nice afternoon of wine tasting. This was our first ever visit to Oregon. "The Four Graces" was the only winery we visited, as we stayed there the whole time - and we have no regrets! Couldn't have been happier with our experience: amazing wines, they don't have a bad one (we tasted 7 different ones), Paul was incredibly kind and knowledgeable, and the property allowed for some great rest and beautiful scenery. Visit The Four Graces! read more

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Meeps B.

9 years ago

Beautiful smaller setting, staff was very friendly, & good wines! Would have loved to had cheese and crackers or a light snack with our tastings but otherwise was an excellent winery! read more

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Leeseuh K.

Elite 11

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13 years ago

Winery that specializes in pinots, but offers a few other whites also. Our host was very friendly and knowledgeable. He provided a very relaxed and laid back tasting. Wines are tasty and worth checking out if you're in the area. read more

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Kellen B.

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11 years ago

Great atmosphere and the staff is very friendly! This is my first time here but you can bet I will definitely make a return trip when I am back in Oregon. read more

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Will S.

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13 years ago

One of my favorite wineries. I must stop by on my annual memorial day weekend excursion to the Willamette Valley! There pinots are delicious and the atmosphere is relaxing. Four Graces should not be missed. read more

The Four Graces Winery - 2013 - Wine Tasting Room Near Me - Dundee, Oregon

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Jasmyn M.

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10 years ago

Nice folks and beautiful grounds even in the winter. Their pinots were killer! Busy busy tasting room even for a cold Sunday after the holidays. The staff handled the crowds really well. My husband and I split a tasting..$15 per flight. Seemed pricey but we ended up buying a bottle and it was applied toward the price of it. We didn't feel rushed but also didn't find anything incredibly memorable about the place. Enjoyed our time there nonetheless. read more

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Leah J.

10 years ago

No working bathrooms meant I wouldn't participate in the wine tasting. They had no price break yet they had no plumbing. No thank you!!

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Andrew G.

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12 years ago

Fantastic winery! The setting is beautiful, especially if you choose to sit outside (they have an abundance of outdoor seating). The wines are all fantastic although. I have to say their Pinot Noirs are the show stoppers (try the 2012 Dundee Hills Reserve Pinot Noir - very rich, red fruit flavor with light tannins. The people who work here are so friendly and welcoming. They presented my partner and I with a map of the region as soon as we walked in, talked about he different growing regions, etc. this place would make a great first stop! read more

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Annabelle C.

11 years ago

We had an absolute amazing experience with Paul at four graces! He was funny and so informative on all the wines. Thank you Paul and Dave for making our experience so wonderful , we can't wait to come back. read more

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Ron N.

11 years ago

8 of us went to Four Graces today. They suggested we sit outside to enjoy our wine tasting. Ben our server was awesome - he took care of us and made it a wonderful experience! read more

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Kelli L.

9 years ago

Always a favorite! My dad and I stopped by here last Saturday the guy who was pouring our tasting was so nice and helpful.Wish I knew what is name was.... These wines are amazing and the little house is so cute too! read more

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Francois D.

11 years ago

Yes, I have visited Four Graces several times in the last year and a half. Emily is the bomb.com I felt immediately charmed by the quaint winery the second I walked in and Tasting Room Director Paul greeted me in his Welsh accent "Hello Lovey". His pours were spot on and the wines were simply divine. He shared a "secret" wine from 2011 that was amazing in it's ability to revival the great Burgundies. Paul and Emily should be given raises by their ownership. Obviously the best tasting room in the area. read more

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Therese S.

9 years ago

Love this winery! One of the best places to relax on a sunny afternoon with a glass or two of wine. Paul is always ready with a smile!

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Marianne S.

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12 years ago

Really cute little tasting room in a nice white house. It's right off the highway and easy to get too. Their wines are really good. I really enjoyed a pinot gris that they served, but they had some really great pinot noirs too. Tasting fee is $10 for about 5 wines. The lady serving us was really nice and fun to talk to. read more

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Jessie S.

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10 years ago

My husband and I stopped by on the Saturday before Valentine's Day based on a recommendation and reviews. Boy, were we disappointed to be corralled from one building to the next to receive tastings....5 tastings (plus 5 chocolates) for $20. No one really took the time to chat with us about their vineyards or wines...the mindset seemed to be get you in and out. I would neither recommend this winery or ever go back. read more

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Robert W.

111

14 years ago

Make it a point to stop here. Well crafted wines in a reasonable price range, nice ambiance and a friendly tasting room crew. Four Graces is definite "must stop" for anyone visiting the area. read more

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Sharon K.

8 years ago

Beautiful winery, wonderful wines & knowledgeable staff! Highly recommended!! A must see!!

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Britni S.

We appreciate the 5-star review, Sharon!

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Jeannanicole D.

15 years ago

I'm not a red wine fan, so as expected the pinot noir did nothing for me. The pinot gris was a little tart and a little sweet, perfect for my taste. I visited the tasting room twice, both times with the same gentleman working who was extremely pleasant, honest, and helpful. read more

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DougandJanine J.

11 years ago

Wow! We finallly got to experience "Four Graces"! Researching for our own wine tour business that will be launched soon, I gathered some wonderful wine friends to test their palates. We all loved the wine we tasted from the Pinot Gris 2013-14 all the way to the outstanding Doe Ridge Pinot Noir. Paul was exceptional in the fact that he lead us girls into their charming carriage house where we recieved what we felt like was the VIP treatment. It was so fun tasting some side by sides of diff vintages. Paul gave us a wealth of information and we appreciated it all so much. It was a unanimous vote that this was a 5 star winery and experience!! Thank you Four Graces!! The wine, the grounds and your man Paul was more than what we had all hoped for ! We'll all be back ! read more

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C F.

11 years ago

Quaint winery with beautiful grounds. Very helpful staff and a very cheap tasting flight. Average wine knocks it down to four stars.

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Ronna N.

10 years ago

For some reason we always drove by The Four Graces because it was at the beginning or end of our day. But we allowed time this last weekend and are so glad we did. The staff is really great and the grounds although they don't have a view are warm, welcoming and very quaint. We couldn't believe we hadn't been there yet and know that we'll be back for sure. read more

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Matt G.

15 years ago

First place we went to in the Williamette Valley. Nice place and good wines.

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Sylvia M.

11 years ago

Very much enjoyed our tasting experience. The pourer was very friendly, knowledgeable, and professional. The surroundings were lovely, and they even planned the weather for us! Sitting outside on their patio in the warm sun was perfect. Oh, yes, we purchased two bottles of wine. read more

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Betsy D.

10 years ago

Stopped here for a wine tasting, pretty location, friendly staff. All had the flight (5 tastings), liked them but not overly impressed. That being said, we liked 2 of the 5 enough to bring a bottle home. read more

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Ashley H.

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13 years ago

I stayed at The Allison for my birthday and most of the employees at the hotel suggested that I stop by here.. It was a great decision. They were super helpful and gave me great recommendations of other wineries in the area and places to eat. Alison and the cellar master were so sweet and make my birthday super special! read more

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Emily A.

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9 years ago

Paul is a homie. They are very welcoming and friendly. We have been going there for awhile and Paul is always the best. He is the best wine host in willamette valley. Their wines are just as good as their service. Outstanding. They go above and beyond in expectations. I always feel important and welcome here. Highly recommend, ask for Paul! South block...YUM. Go! It's my fave. And I've been to a lot of wineries as an Oregonian. All locals and visitors very welcome :) read more

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Katherine S.

14 years ago

We were pleased to find the quaint cottage of Four Graces and felt like we could breathe out and relax amidst the just blooming vines. The staff was amazing and they even let neighboring pet labrador retrievers come down and sit in their own chair at the table outside. We were charmed. We loved the Pinot Gris and Noir....Atlanta is their second biggest market. We ordered a case for delivery and cannot wait to receive it. read more

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Stephanie A.

12 years ago

Loved this winery! The service was phenomenal, incredible wines, and lovely, rustic tasting room. Excellent experience overall! I will definitely be back! read more

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Bob V.

12 years ago

Wonderful experience! My wife and I stated our day at the Four Graces and really enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere, Paul our host, and the grounds where we sat and enjoyed some wonderful wine. We enjoyed the Four Graces so much that we ended our day there as well with a fine glass of wine. We highly recommend this winery - a very friendly, informative and comfortable experience. read more

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Martha R.

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11 years ago

This beautiful place is right in town, take your lunch and eat a picnic outside while you sip these lovely wines. Paul treated us so well, we loved the wines and we loved the place. read more

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kathleen h.

14 years ago

This was the last of our four-winery tour on a beautiful February day. Full disclosure: two of our four tasters are members so we all drank for free. There is no view to speak of but the tasting room is a cute house with coved ceilings and a cozy atmosphere (one taster wasn't a fan of the tighter quarters). Being that we tasted for free, we aren't sure the cost of tasting but it's probably about $10 for 4 or 5 tastes (last winery of the day so details are a little fuzzy). For the non-members, the Pinot Gris and the Reserve were favorites (members loved them all, of course). We showed up near closing and it was pretty busy so it was mostly just about drinking. Jason the Australian was working along with another guy and a woman. He was great, really friendly and easy going. Although biased, we do recommend this winery. The four star rating is a 3.5 for the non-member tasters. read more

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Cindy A.

10 years ago

One of our top all time favorite wineries. The staff is incredibly warm, welcoming, fun and knowledgable!! (We love Emily!) The property is gorgeous and the wines are among the best in the NW. Favorites are the Pinto Gris and the Black Family Pinots! ***** read more

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C Y.

13 years ago

I have visited about 10 wineries in Dundee now and this is by far my most favorite place. I am a red wine drinker and I ended up buying a bottle of there Pinot Gris. ALL wines are just delicious and great quality. The people were very nice and waived our tasting fee with our bottle purchases. We happen to be there on a nice day and sat outside while they walked around and poured our tastings while we sat and enjoyed the sun. I cant wait to go back. read more

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Denise M.

11 years ago

We recently visited The Four Graces Winery for the first time as it came highly recommended by other winery tasting staff in the area. The wines were lovely...some of the best we had on the trip. But what made the stop over the top was the staff. Shawn and Paul made us feel so welcome, and shared their stories as well as the winery's history. What a difference great customer service makes! read more

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Brian F.

16 years ago

LOVE this place. Small, intimate, with good employees. The most important part, though? The wine. It's amazing. The winemaker must be fantastic. Can't say enough good things about the wine!! read more

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Debbie C.

9 years ago

We visited the Four Graces while on a girls trip. We had a fabulous time and enjoyed all of the wines! Paul was very knowledgeable and kept us entertained. Highly recommend this winery if you are ever in the area. read more

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Joshua B.

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9 years ago

Best service and best wine close to Dundee! It's a bit loud which could fixed with a nice landscape berm but overall it was a good experience read more

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9590 NE Worden Hill Rd
Dundee, OR 97115
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(800) 245-2950
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Hours

What time does The Four Graces Winery open?

The Four Graces Winery opens at 11:00 AM on Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does The Four Graces Winery close?

The Four Graces Winery closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.The Four Graces Winery is closed on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Mon, Thu-Sun 11:00 AM - 5:00 PMTue-Wed Closed

Payment methods

Does The Four Graces Winery take credit cards?

Yes, The Four Graces Winery takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does The Four Graces Winery have catering options?

No, The Four Graces Winery does not have catering options.

Services

Is The Four Graces Winery by appointment only?

No, The Four Graces Winery is not by appointment only.

Indoor Amenities

Does The Four Graces Winery allow dogs?

Yes, The Four Graces Winery allows dogs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does The Four Graces Winery have bike parking?

Yes, The Four Graces Winery has bike parking.

Does The Four Graces Winery have parking?

Yes, The Four Graces Winery has parking options. Private Lot Parking

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Does The Four Graces Winery have free WiFi?

Yes, The Four Graces Winery has free WiFi.

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Review Highlights - The Four Graces Winery

“We all loved the wine we tasted from the Pinot Gris 2013-14 all the way to the outstanding Doe Ridge Pinot Noir.”

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4.8(46 reviews)

0.7 mi

I've been dreaming about Knudsen Vineyards ever since my first sip of their Chardonnay. I've…read morevisited wineries from Paris to Napa Valley, Sonoma County, Alexander Valley, Russian River Valley, Willamette Valley, & Hood River wineries -- and honestly, the ONLY Chardonnay I truly love is KNUDSEN VINEYARD in Dundee, Oregon! I had just finished an incredibly difficult project at work, & my reward to myself was finally joining their wine club & buying 6 bottles of that unforgettable Chardonnay. But what sent this experience to the moon and back was Brittany, our tasting host. She was informative, lively, genuine, down-to-earth, and made the entire tasting unforgettable. She shared fascinating science facts about wine, & family history and stories that make the Wine Come alive! Brittany even taught us about Willamette & explained how KNUDSEN's VINEYARD plants beautiful purple flowers between the vineyard rows to help restore minerals back into the soil. You can feel the care, intelligence, and passion behind everything they do. This isn't just another vineyard...it's an EXPERIENCE that I'll carry in my Head & Heart as a Memory I'll Cherish Forever!

During our wine tasting tour in the Willamette Valley, we had a wine blend with Knutson grown…read moregrapes at another winery and liked it so much we decided to go see it for ourselves. We were greeted by the host who was friendly and gave us a sample as we found our seat on the patio. The patio is fabulous with a beautiful view of the area. We decided not to do a tasting because we wanted to try their Pinot Noir so we each got a glass of a different Pinot and settled in the shade and Beaty with some Oregon grown hazelnuts. The 2022 Backstory was a beautiful and bolder Pinot which I love. It turned out to be my favorite Pinot tasted on our trip. Additionally the host was knowledgeable and willing to answer questions. I like going to wineries where you learn about the wine you are drinking and that was definitely the case here. When I'm back in the area, I will head here first. And we also got the lowdown on the membership!

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Indulge in a food & wine pairing experience as we share the chapters of the Knudsen Vineyards story.

Furioso Vineyards

4.5(111 reviews)

1.2 mi

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Furioso Vineyards was the last winery my group of friends visited on our self-guided tour of the…read moreWilliamette Valley, and it was quite the showstopper. Furioso is very modern and hip. Their inside tasting room is beautifully designed, and the high glass walls provide guests sweeping views of the Williamette Valley. They proudly fly the gay pride flag at their property, and I'm pretty sure an employee told me almost half of their staff are members of the LGBTQIA+ community. The customer service here is also exceptional. The weather was beautiful during my group's visit, so we opted to sit outside and enjoy our wines right by the grapevines. There was a sleek water wall right behind us that helped to cool the air around us, allowing us to enjoy the dreamy setting in style and comfort.

We finished our wine tasting day here today. They put out a wonderful spread of salad choices and…read morepizza for our group. Well done!! Not to mention the wine was superb. Prompt and friendly service. Beautiful view from the patio. My favorite was the 2021 L'Altra Pinot Noir.

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White Rose Estate

4.4(151 reviews)

1.9 mi

•$$$

Located in the attic of the winery is the White Rose Estate Tasting Room. There are no windows!…read moreLike i said, it's build in the attic of this establishment. It's dark and cozy. Some review called it claustrophobic but I think the dark imagery is part of a wine maker's M-O (like a cellar) Wine was good. They also serve you affogato or expresso at the end of your visit. What a great touch. The exterior view of the valley is spectacular. Everything you would want to see when you imagine wineries and wine making. (ps- this valley is famous for its Pinots)

Best wine tasting experience I've ever had. Unbelievable view, truly a special spot. One of my new…read morefavorite spots in Oregon, and I've been here a long time, so dino what I'm talking about. Amazing service, amazing wine, A+

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Domaine Willamette

4.7(99 reviews)

2.7 mi

Exceptional experience! Best service, everyone is kind and…read moreattentive. It genuinely feels like they want you to have the best time. Indoor is very spacious and set up to function like a big restaurant. They have a huge outdoor patio with multiple tiers and some small water feature. Additionally, patio is a mix of full sun and shade. To my memory, all tables have umbrellas. As usual, wine was great!

*** 3.5 stars ***…read more Domaine Willamette took us without reservations and without pretension, which we really appreciated since we had not planned ahead at all. We'd already done a fair amount of tasting at Domaine Serene and came here because we'd heard about their fabulous food, particularly the burger, which did not disappoint. The wine itself (we ordered a bottle) was 3 stars, but bumping up for ambiance and food.

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Sitting inside by the fire, but looks pretty outside even in the winter rains.

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Sokol Blosser Winery

My friends and family from England and I visited yesterday. The weather was perfect, the wine and…read morefood exceptional and Sokol Blosser was all the Brits talked about for the rest of the day. Charlie was the perfect tasting host, happy and well informed. The personal tour put the experience over the top. This experience is their favorite so far in America. Thanks, Sokol Blosser, for helping make this a special afternoon.

Our recent visit (we are wine club members) on a sunny afternoon was wonderful. We sat outside and…read moreenjoyed the warm weather and beautiful view. Service was great and we always enjoy visits from the staff and owners during our tasting. The season menu was also very tasty.

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Sokol Blosser Winery | Willamette Valley Wine Tastings | Open till 4 pm, Reservations and Walk-Ins Welcome

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Sokol Blosser Winery | Willamette Valley Wine Tastings | Open till 4 pm, Reservations and Walk-Ins Welcome

Domaine Serene

3.9(298 reviews)

1.7 mi

•$$$

LOVED THIS! We went on a foggy day and were unable to see the view, but it was still totally…read moremagical. It looks like a castle inside, something you'd never expect for being in the countryside in Oregon. It was breathtaking. Michael was our server and was awesome. He poured us a lot of fun side-by-sides, which is such a cool way to taste because it allows you to compare flavors and learn more about personal preference. He spent time and effort making sure we had fun, but also that we learned something. We were there for a long time, so don't book anything after (or close after). I would say skip the food here too. The only downside, which doesn't even merit the loss of a star, is the purchasing wine. We got two bottles, and had to go to another building to grab them. It was odd, we waited in what looked like someone's office. There were about 10 other people waiting in there with no employees or sign that anyone knew we were there. After like 15 min, we knocked on a door, and maybe 5 after that, someone started bringing orders out. Really weird system. I can see it for cases, but it was weird to have to spend 20 min in an auxillary building to grab one bottle.

5 stars for MICHAEL, the amazing sommelier who was so kind, charming, and knowledgeable and has the…read moresame voice as Paul Giamatti (I felt like I was in Sideways). We didn't plan ahead and showed up without a reservation, but they could not have been more welcoming and kind and let us choose between sitting indoors or outdoors. I recommend outdoors if weather permits, as there are lovely views of the vineyard and just the perfect vibe to go along with some wine tasting. We had a lovely afternoon here and everything could not have been more perfect. Domaine Serene is STUNNING and they have some very solid (albeit pricey) wines. My friend joined the club, but mostly because we were so charmed by Michael. Give that man a raise!

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Welcome Chardonnay

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NW Wine Shuttle

5.0(26 reviews)

5.8 mi

Absolutely lovely service, very affordable. Kim was a wonderful guide for our party of 8. They even…read morepicked up lunch for us during one of our tastings, and made recommendations on where our timing would be tight.

Easy, efficient, on time, and convienent. NW Wine Shuttle is the only way to tour the beautiful…read morewineries just outside of Portland! We picked up the shuttle at Sunset Transit Center early Saturday morning. Mitch, our driver was super welcoming and kind. We saw alot of him during the day too. For 5 hours we bopped on and off the bus to 5 different wineries throughout the Dundee area. Mitch collected our purchases and returned them on our way back to Portland. So nice not to carry bottles with us all day. Every 20 minutes or so a bus would appear. We were never in a rush, nor did we ever wait very long. We visited wineries I've never heard of before and they were AMAZING. How would I have ever known about them otherwise?!? White Rose was our favorite. Such a cool space and amazing Pinots. I'll never not use NW Wine Shuttle to visit wineries again. Great service, frequent pick ups and good cost point!

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Stoller Family Estate

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Carmine C.

13 years ago

Excellent personnel and the wines to match. Well done. Wines are all well made and should be aged 4 years -yes even the whites, add 2-4 more for the lovely reds. read more

Jack K.

10 years ago

Lovely location off the main road, wasn't terribly impressed with the wine but the location was lovely and the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. read more