The Eugene Register Guard wrote an excellent article calling attention attention to this gem right…read morein our backyard in Junction City. http://registerguard.com/rg/life/tastings/33346261-82/junction-city-area-winery-owners-tout-their-charms.html.csp#.Vd3f8LquLOc.facebook Dieter from Germany, and his wife Fridah from Kenya, have owned this vineyard since the early eighties. In their industry, they are sought out by other wine makers to purchase their grapes, known for their and impeccable and fine care of their vines. It's a beautiful place to visit, with it's scenic venue, and they have something delicious for every palate. From riesling, pinot gris, sauvignon blanc, and rose, to Zauberberg pinot noir, and their unique and European-tasting Huxelrebe, you really can't go wrong. I am not a dessert wine fan, yet their Huxelrebe is my most favorite wine in the area! Fridah is a most gracious and entertaining host at her monthly African Night event, with various music and dance performances from local artists, and her favorite foods from her homeland. If interested, it's a really good deal to sign up for their free wine club membership, getting 50% off of the price of the event, on top of reduced prices for wine.

All the Piot Noirs were super tasty and you cannot beat the surreal views from the back patio. The…read moreservice was friendly and helpful! Highly recommend this beautiful winery!

Feels very hidden but plenty of parking and just a beautiful area. There is indoor and outdoor…read moreseating with views of the vineyard. The tasting room itself is on the smaller side but it creates a cozy casual environment. The lady that was helping us (sorry I didn't catch your name!) was friendly and informative. No issues! As an aside gotta love a friendly winery dog, Bonnie is a golden retriever that greets every guest and will happily sit nearby getting pets. The Suzanne Elizabeth is a unique wine which is a blend of Riesling, Pinot Blanc, Gewurztraminer and Muscat. Definitely different and has some sweetness at the end. The Pinots are more on the mineral/oaky side vs fruity. You'll find something that you like!

We've come in the fall and in the spring, and the vineyard is stunning any time of year. It's an…read moreintimate tasting room and a small garden overlooking a slice of the valley. I'm excited to come back!

Antiquum Farm is spectacular! The concept of making wine from the land that supports all aspects…read moreof agriculture is unique. The sheep, guarded by Akbash Livestock Guardian dogs, are aversion trained not to eat the vines. All of this adds up to delicious Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir wines grown organically. The really special wine is only available to farm family (wine club) members. Today we sampled the 2017 offerings paired with the tastiest morsels prepared in the cottage kitchen. We warmed up in front of the open fireplace and enjoyed the other guests company while Stephen, big beard and all, floated around. Do take a group and visit for the full farm/vineyard experience or make sure to drop in on one of the few days it's open to the general public. It's so worth the trip.

This is the most magical Airbnb I have ever stayed in! The cottage is beautiful, clean, comfortable…read moreand you'll have everything you need for a delightful stay and to cook amazing meals with the farm ingredients. Lots of goodies were stored in the fridge, such as fresh eggs, package mixed, fresh fruits, yogurts, sodas, coffee creamer, wine ... Farm fresh eggs for breakfast with an amazing view and coffee were a great way to start the day. The garden and vineyard are immaculate. Loved hanging out with the animals. They are very friendly :) Every touch Stephen has put into hosting is thoughtful and perfect.

Beautiful setting for a winery, not far from Eugene and Junction City. The tasting room was nicely…read moredecorated and laid out well. Outside seating was very nice. The staff was attentive and knowledgeable about their wines. A bit steep for $12 per tasting, with a small pour for each taste. (Waived with the purchase of 2 bottles of wine or club membership sign up). I was impressed with their Pinot Noirs and ended up buying a couple bottles. But I was far less impressed with the Riesling (off dry) and the Pinot Noir Rosé. The Pinot Gris 2018 was crisp and had a nice mouthfeel to it but again, not overly impressed by it. Plenty of people around us were having bottles of the Whites and the Pinot Noir Rosé, so I guess it is just my taste that is different than others. The reason I give it 4 instead of 5 stars, is the fact that you are not allowed to bring any outside food at all. And with a small winery, picnics are what gives them charm (to me). Definitely worth checking them out, just prepare to spend more money than some of the wineries around them.

I have visited probably 100 winery tasting rooms over the past 60 years and have about 2000 bottles…read moreof wine in my cellar and have NEVER been refused tasting at a winery until 2022 & 2023 in three visits to Five Fourteen Vineyards. While I didn't have an advance reservation, each time, there were still empty tables, but twice they said they had insufficient staff and the last time, at 4PM, 2 hours before closing, said it was just too hot!!! They seem to run this as a hobby rather than a serious business. Their wine may be good, but I have never been able to taste it, so I can't recommend visiting unless you request a reservation, which is ONLY done via email, at least 24 hours in advance.

Exactly what you want if you're looking for excellent wine in a laid back, calm, brassil…read moreenvironment. Rachel was our guide through the 5 (soon to be four) varietals this small local winery specializes in. This place is about quality, not quantity, & it shows in th her wine and the vibe. The patio is a lovely space to enjoy their rose & pizza found one of those summer events, or the cozy indoor tasting room on a drizzly winter day like the one we visited. All things are better during off peak & this place in particular is worth a weekday visit if you can.

We had a wonderful time learning all about the winery and their wines. Rachel was sooo…read moreknowledgeable and seemed to really enjoy sharing all she knew! The wine was very good and the charcuterie board was delicious!

Like Pinot? Don't know if you like Pinot? EIther way, you must stop in and taste at TeBri…read more It's a cute little winery that has tasting inside a large barn. All grapes grown right there, and they make just one varietal: Pinot Noir. The owners are pouring and they were very friendly. $5 will get you a flight of tastes, and you can apply the tasting fee to a purchase of a bottle of wine. We like Oregon pinots and are happy to have found TeBri. Reasonably priced & a neat little place to visit. Oh - and they also have a lavender labyrinth around a gazebo ~ which was past the blooming season when we visited. Guess we'll have to return to Oregon for the lavender festivals next year....... and to drink more pinot! Cin-Cin ~

We lived in Portland back in the early 90's and had our taste buds educated on the wines of OR, WA,…read morethen CA. What always stirs the strongest memories/emotions are the earthy Pinots of OR's Willamette valley that we stumbled upon in those days. Over the years we found the style elusive, at least for us out of staters. All that changed this weekend - I found the last few miles driving to the property to be inspiring - this is as picturesque as it gets for me when visiting a winery. The setting alone is worth the drive. Tasting the wines makes the trip exceptional. Brian, the owner, is a super swell host. Honest to a fault and very passionate about his Pinots. It shows in the wine. This is what I remembered about OR and what makes me regretful about having left. Brian is what makes me happy to return and inspired about tasting Pinots again. If you are lucky, you'll be able to meet Nettie and Willow, their well behaved happy dogs. Cheers to TeBri! P.S. The place reeks of lavender :)

We were welcomed immediately by Shauna and her little dog, both of whom were incredibly friendly…read moreand made us feel right at home. Before we even ordered, Shauna introduced herself, asked our names, and set such a warm, personal tone for the visit. My wife ordered the wine flight, and I was thrilled to see one of my favorite beers, Pliny the Elder, on tap. The wine was excellent and very reasonably priced -- good enough that we grabbed a bottle to take with us. I was also impressed by how large and diverse their beer selection is. We left feeling genuinely happy we stopped in, and we'll absolutely be back the next time we're in the area. Next visit, we're planning to stay a little longer and try some of the food options too.

We had a great time here.. the chicken noodle soup was fantastic, Shauna was awesome and Cosmo too!…read moreHighly recommend stopping in for the yummy food.

We've been to Tyee a couple of times, once pre-covid and once during covid, and it's a lovely place…read moreto sample and buy wine. The grounds of the property are open for guests to explore, which makes it the perfect option for wine tasting during the covid-era. They have orchards, vineyards, benches and picnic tables, all spread out throughout the property. It's a great place to wander while sipping through your wine flight, whether you come during covid or not. This winery has done a good job following precautions during this season, so I wouldn't hesitate to come in. They are using plastic cups for tastings for the time being, and as mentioned, everything is outdoors and very distanced. I personally really enjoy their Gewurztraminer, and they have a couple of good Pinots as well as some other whites. Bottles are pretty affordable and staff is friendly--they even have a staff dog who of course, loves to receive pets. If you need a quick and easy getaway, this is your place!

I have known of Tyee winery for 25 years. Their wine is distinct and the best quality!read more