Always has the best selection of wine at affordable prices and fantastic, knowledgeable staff with…read moregreat service!!

Minimal pours on Classic and Reserve flights. Staff was not very welcoming. No indication of food…read moreavailability. Too big of a space for wine tasting. Recommend stools around bar area. Will not recommend to others visiting the area.

Fabulous summer concert venue, with Harvest Host camping options. The Legacy Estate Tasting Room is…read morea little-known hidden treasure with beautiful views, hiking trails, friendly staff (and, of course, award-winning wines!).

It's been a while since I've visited. Went for the sunset dinner at the Legacy Estate Vineyard. A…read moregreat price of $85 for the wine pairing dinner. All with a beautiful sunset backdrop. Cheers

Salvage title cars only. Salvage titles can be a gamble to purchase. However I trusted the word of…read morePhil when I asked the extent of damage and repair that was needed for the car and was blatantly lied to. Phil unfortunately left an inventory sheet in the car from transport so I got to see the 350% price increase he got from spoon feeding me the family business and church goer charade. When I asked to pick up the vehicle, Phil offered to have the car delivered to a designated meeting place, I arrived to then be told it wasn't there yet and that I would have to go get it myself. Personally, as a father, husband, mechanic by trade, and thoughtful consumer of second hand goods, I cannot in any faith recommend Eola Hills Auto. Unfortunately, I would actually recommend AGAINST using them for your next purchase.

a car that lasted 8 hours and when I called the next day after being towed and the police checking…read morethe car out said when you get the title we can work something out. So when I got the title he was notified. Phil owner of Eola Hills Auto, LLC told me that I could pay for a tow truck to take the car to McMinnville, Oregon, only have his mechanic look at it, (even though I had a mechanic already look at it), then I have to pay for it to be fixed and then he might buy it back for $400. Phil also owns Janzen Farms, LLC. Phil also claimed to be a good church going person and this car was going to go to the minister's daughter but she chose something else. I think it was all lies. How can you steal $1650 from a 20 year old girl who is trying to get the first car. And when I asked about the drips I was noticing off the radiator area he claimed his daughters just got done washing it. The car worked until we got out of town and on our way back to Beaverton. How can a person do this. Obviously not a church going man because he lied and cheated!! BBB has taken a report

While most of the other shops, boutiques and tasting rooms on 3rd St. were closing up for the…read moreevening, Pinot Vista was just getting started. My wife and I saw a two-piece band setting up for their performance through the window, and decided to pop in for a glass (or two) and some live entertainment. We were warmly welcomed into this classy (seeminly family run) little space, ordered a chardonnay (I didn't catch the name), Rose of Tempranillo (which my wife liked so much, she ordered one for herself afterward), and the Gewurstraminer (which ended up being my favorite). All the while, we were engaged and entertained by the two members of the band, who were amused by our toddler's sons utter fascination with them and their music. Big thanks to both of them, and the owners of Pinot Vista, for allowing and taking pleasure in our son's wanderings and exploration! He was enraptured! Such a relaxing environment, couple with some wonderful wine, beautiful music, and spending time with family without any responsibilities or expectations, is the perfect way to spend a Saturday evening, and I can't imagine many better places in McMinnville than here at Pinot Vista! We will definitely be back, the next time we find ourselves in town.

A lovely wine tasting experience. Spacious and inviting place to enjoy local wines. Will go back!read more

Evidently, somewhere in Ca. another Lingua France exists so my August 2026 review was rejected…read more Second try. Holy mackerel ! Haas was delightful, casually knowledgeable and a class act for a tasting room. Any tasting room. Here at Lingua Franca the wines shone so bright and were presented with such enthusiasm and understanding that we had to overbuy when we were done tasting. The setting in the tasting room was glass-tacular and comfortable, and the view was to die for. But the wines - this was our best tasting experience this week and I would always recommend to friends Lingua Franca Winery.

The wines are recognized as among the best in the world. It has a superb location for the estate…read morevineyard and an inspired team of professionals who are committed to what they do. The sales team is knowledgeable about every aspect of production from the vineyard to the finished wine.

My first trip to the Pacific NW, and the Willamette Valley. This wine stop was definitely one of…read morethe highlights. Gorgeous setting with spectacular views of Mt Hood in the distance. Fortunately we went on a perfectly sunny day. The wines were amazing, and the sommelier pouring for us was very knowledgable and entertaining. I didn't even really know wines could be made certified organic, but I guess that makes sense, just extra work on the vineyard to maintain it. I particularly loved some of the wines on their other label, Haden Fig. It was a perfect afternoon, made even more memorable by the gorgeous pair of horses they had in their field, Gypsy horses I believe. Highly recommend stopping in and seeing for yourself. Thanks for the great time!!

If your looking for a nice little hidden gem in West Salem. Take a moment to find this wonderful…read morevineyard. Certified organic wines. If you truly enjoy the essence of wine they really have mastered the art. The staff is passionate and knowledgable with an educational approach to their craft. I can't wait to make it back in the warmer months.

What a fantastic experience I had a Bjornson! I had set this appointment up rather last minute (for…read moreme), after having a Bjornson Aligote from my nearest wine store in Minneapolis. I liked it, so I emailed, asking if I could visit. My goodness, what a visit! Nancy (Sales Manager) was quick to accept my request, and Gino, who poured the wine, was not only oh-so-cute (in a unique way only us Old Heterosexual Ladies can appreciate) but more importantly, to this Old Lady, Oh So Knowledgeable! Gino not only grew up in Piedmonte Italy but also had recently passed his WSET test so our discussion was absolutely fantastic (I had passed WSET 2 and was self-studying; thus the trip to Oregon, to experience). He passed on insights from the higher certification and gave me really nice charts and graphs to help me understand "stuff." And so charming. Then Pattie Bjornson came out and sat with me a bit, talking with me about the history of the vineyards and winery. WOW. I just wish my brain had been bigger so I could have asked better questions. For someone who is studying wine as a retirement hobby, this was a stellar experience. For those of you who are not? There were other tables in the tasting room equally pleased, and buying just as much as wine to ship or take home as I was. Do not miss Bjornson if you're in this area. A++++ experience in a beautiful building with a beautiful deck!

For a few years now, I've wanted to visit Bjornson but never made the time to do so. Since I was…read morevisiting another winery about a mile away for an event they were having, I had to stop at Bjornson before that. And was I glad I did. They have a stellar selection of both reds and whites. I opted for their standard tasting, which just scratches the surface of the wines that are available from this great, boutique winery. Don't get me wrong, I love the big boys, too, but there is something extra special about going to a smaller winery and enjoying a fantastic wine in an atmosphere that is more intimate. It's like finding a hidden gem next to another gem! What a treat! I was served by Becky, who was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. When I left, I bought a bottle of wine, but since it's a boutique winery and I didn't know if they'd have this other bottle I wanted, I opted for both, which is rare for me (unless I need to purchase 2 bottles to waive the tasting fee).

This was my favorite winery we visited in Willamette Valley. The view is breathtaking. The wines…read moreare delicious. The service was wonderful. I could have spent all day here. This is one of the oldest wineries in the area and I loved learning stories about each wine and seeing the maps of the vineyard that show where the grapes are grown for each. We ordered wines to be shipped home since we weren't checking a bag and I can't wait for them to arrive. The Beyond the Blocks collection was our favorite (The Cauldron, The Shallows and The Currents). Pricey but worth every penny.

This is a beautiful tasting room. The service was friendly and knowledgeable. We definitely…read moreenjoyed the peaceful outdoor experience. We do not love Pinot noir, but the wines were solid.

Normally I have an outstanding experience here and their wine is delicious which is why the 4 star…read moreand not lower. But this time they were closing early for a wedding and doing all the prep for that while trying to serve customers. The poor staff serving the wine tastings were frazzled from being pulled in multiple directions. We had to wait a long time before being served and longer in between pours. I would suggest that next time you host an event like that you close earlier or shut down for the day. It was not a pleasant experience for customers and it appeared the wedding party arrived early too and they would have had more space to relax and enjoy their special day if there were no customers around. But again... I usually have an excellent experience! Wine selection is amazing!! The staff are so knowledgeable and friendly. And the setting and ambience amazing! They have fun events throughout the year. You must go Halloween weekend and get a Taro reading! We had so much fun last year. And they have great deals on wines. I suggest going just not on a day they are closing early for an event.

This was my absolute favorite stop in Willamette!…read more Our server Jan was so friendly and helpful. She was also very knowledgeable about the wine. The seating was cozy and they provided blankets since it is colder out. We were able to bring our own food along which was nice. I loved everything I tried here and brought home some bottles!

My sister and i were on a wine tasting trip to the Willamette Valley and put Domaine Serene on our…read morelist because of all the reviews and recommendations. We also wanted a place that offered tastings of white wines since Pinot is not our favorite. We arrived without a reservation. Mind you, this place is HUGE! There are numerous rooms that were completely empty. The main tasting room had probably 5 tables occupied, so it was not crowded. We didn't make a reservation because we went to another winery first, which was a 90 minute tasting, and then had lunch afterwards. Domaine was our second stop, but we didn't want to guess at a time we'd arrive with our driver. The host was kind enough and sat us at a low table that I requested. It took about 10 minutes before anyone came to our table to pour some tastes. While we waited, my sister walked over towards the bar area and overheard two of the wine servers say "it's okay, they're just a walk-in." Really? Maybe we were a walk-in with a thousand dollars to spend! Our pourer was accommodating to our taste for white wine and created a tasting for us. We also ordered a half serving of oysters to pair with our wines. After our first taste, the guy came back and poured us three tastes of three of the same varietal and left the bottles on our table. We waited over 30 minutes for him to come back! In that time, we took it upon ourselves to refill our glasses, and not one person came to see if we were okay or if we were done with our oysters. Finally, after that long wait, we got to taste two more whites. The tasting was $60 each, but if you bought wine totaling $120, they waived the fees. Only because of that, I ordered two bottles. That, along with the oysters got us to the minimum, so our tastings ended up no charge. Good thing! I would have been very vocal if I had paid that much to be completely ignored! All in all, their wines were decent enough, but I'll never go back or order from them again.

My fiance and I have been coming here for almost three years now. This is THE BEST wine in the…read morebusiness. Seriously - it's hard to justify spending money at other wineries because their wine just falls FLAT. I've been sitting on this review for years now... (my mistake) I guess I just wanted to keep this perfect secret as my own. If you're coming to the willamette valley for GOOD WINE, you need to come here. Also, the staff has been top notch. Michael is our favorite sommelier, Jack is the BEST member relations manager, Ameer is the most entertaining, Shay is the friendliest ever, Dominic and Geovany walk you through the taste palates. I just love this place. The view is breathtaking! Yes, the cost is high end for the area - BUT, if you appreciate a good glass of Pinot noir, this place is your dream. DS puts all other wine to shame.