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Waving Tree Vineyard & Winery

4.7 (39 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
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five bottles of wine
Kim G.

Waving Tree is all about the wine. No fancy tasting room, no charcuterie boards, no farm to table dinners, and barely a sign on the white door that blends into the white building. Just really good wine at remarkably affordable prices. Many varieties not typically grown out here like Barbera and Nebbiolo. While many tasting rooms have a flight of four or five, Waving Tree was pouring from over 2 dozen bottles. It's either $5 a pour or buy a bottle, and all the tasting pours are free. Yes, you heard that right! Darn, why didn't we start our day here! Next time we most definitely will. So many wines - white, rose, red, dessert - that everyone you are tasting with can choose their own pours. Shannon is the server and she is so down to earth and friendly. She keeps everyone happy even when the place is full, which it usually is on weekends. Bar stools along a bar and a few high tops. Definitely not the most comfortable seats. Best to just hang at the bar. I liked so many wines but had already done damage at a few other places so I left with a 2016 Barbera. My friends bought Cabernet and Syrah. We all agreed we need to go back. If you are going wine tasting on the Washington side of the Gorge, start here, the furthest winery heading east in this area. Trust me. Take 84 out to Biggs then cross the bridge and follow your GPS to Waving Tree in the quaint little town of Maryhill. Find the door, go in! Then if you want to try others, go up the hill and head west on SR14 and visit Maryhill, Jacob Williams and Cascade Cliffs. That's a full day of fabulous wines. Your welcome!

Wine list. Not cheap wines but excellent bang for buck
Andrew E.

Staff was so fun and friendly, the guy knew his stuff and was great with food paring suggestions. Omg the tasting fee was $5. That's not a typo. The place down the road was $30 tasting fee and those wines weren't half as good. In addition they let you taste whatever is open, pretty much the whole menu. The wines were surprisingly great. One never knows with smaller places but i could have bought every bottle. We bought a dozen bottles here and not one bottle from the major corporate winery down the road. This place is a hidden gem, would shop again.

Hidden gem. You get to Taste all. Excellent service. Hidden at the end of the road, with Jim's easy going attitude and excellent wine knowledge and wine descriptions. Warm environment with no pizazz. Just incredible wine. I bought the most wine I've ever bought at one place Highly recommended! Way better wine than Maryhill winery. Nominal wine tasting fee in an age when everything is overpriced. Quality wine at an unbeatable price.

Great wines - enjoyed them all. Took home Barbera Reserve and Grenache.
Jonathan N.

Terrance and his family know wine making and are passionate about it which you can tell simply by both the quality of each wine and in their knowledge they share with you. I've tried many wineries along the west coast, Oregon and Washington regions and Waving Tree I would have to put atop my list of some of the better wines I've had. The good part I found is that this winery is a go to for me as I know I will enjoy nearly all of the wines they produce. I'm more or a red wine drinker and their reds are all spectacular to my own individual palate. Definitely recommend giving them a visit. One tip: if you stay in the nearby Celilo Inn they offer their guests a glass of Waving Tree Sangiovese and also have a wine tasting package which you may enjoy.

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Zuzana K.

We have discovered Waving Tree at the pre - Passport Weekend function in Portland and really liked their wine and their attitude. So we wanted to visit them during the Passport Weekend. Easy enough...looked them up on the map...are you kidding me? They were the very last winery in the Columbia Gorge. The yummy wine still lingered on our taste buds and so we went. It was our first time driving past Hood River and let me tell you, we loved it! The Gorge is completely different the more east you go. Beautiful hills, elegant windmills, the trees give in to shrubs and desert-like landscape. The tasting room is a cute little wood cabin and the winery is just past that, through fruit orchard. They have nice wine selection and most of the wines that we liked had this delicious spiciness...hmm. Needless to say, we became members of the wine club - our first ever, are we adults or what?

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15 days ago

Great wine, excellent information, an unexpected treat!!! Thanks Takshita we will be back.

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Their wine is delicious and never gives me a headache.Prices are reasonable and it's so fun to visit!

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Wonderful win s and unbeatable prices! So worth the drive! Don't let the ambiance deter you.

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The way wine tasting used to be! No frills, just really good wine and a great hostess to chat with....dog friendly too!

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Come here everytime we come to Maryhill State Park. Always friendly. Great reds. Love the variety.

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Best red wine tasting we have had yet great job on their blends. Right off the highway and is also the visitor center.

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Great wines. Lots of varietals. Personable service. Small & simple tasting room but lovely experience.

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“I liked so many wines but had already done damage at a few other places so I left with a 2016 Barbera.”

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Marshal's Winery - Marshal's 2011

Marshal's Winery

4.0(15 reviews)
15.2 mi
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I was pleasantly surprised that I like this place as much as I do. This is one of those times when…read moreit's best not to judge a book from it's cover type of scenario. Domaine Serene, it is not. What it is though, is really pretty cool. It looks a little divey with old, run-down tables and I'm down with that. Funny signs behind the tasting station that really do look like they belong in a dive bar. But here's the thing: the folks running the place are sweet as all heck and they have some really good wine which is why you are there. There's no fancy gift shop or anything fancy at all...but the wine. Remember why you are there. It's all about the wine folks. Being on the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge you will find different wines than the usual, boring pinot noirs that do so well in the Dundee region. Sorry folks, pinot noir is not my thing. Big, bold reds, now, that's my thing. I tasted several varieties and approved of them all but the tempranillo was off the hook. One more thing, if you are hungry, you'll notice that it smells really good in here. I did not partake but the BBQ pulled pork was very, very tempting and prepared there by the proprietors. If you are in the area, don't miss this place as it's well worth a visit. 2015 - Review # 62

So sad that this place closed. Ron Johnson made the best red wines I have ever tasted. We went to…read morethis place every fall for years to help with harvest.

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15 Mile Winery

15 Mile Winery

5.0(20 reviews)
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I was passing by on work and because it was Mother's Day I was limited on things to do! Knowing…read morehistory on a local place just makes my experience even more special. It was a small winery so I wasn't sure what to expect but I met the guy running place and found out a little about his family legacy so after that I was sold! I can always go and buys a nice bottle of wine but I will definitely always be a fan of a wine that has history and know what it took to make! Go experience it for yourself and enjoy the entire history of their wine , you'll be amazed how much they are a part of OR state and still enjoy their journey

Small, intimate family run winery with wonderful and affordable wines. Julie was attentive,…read moreknowledgeable, friendly but never intrusive. Located right on 2nd Street in The Dalles, it's a great place to stop if you're wandering the various tasting rooms and bare pubs in the area. Since it was my first time here, I did the flight. The first wine, the Locomotive, had me with the very light taste with hints of honey and papaya. Not one to typically drink whites, I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. On a warm or even hot day, this would be perfect. As I made my way through the tasting, I found that I was enjoying several of their wines. The High Tension, their club favorite, was a full bodied blend of Syrah, Merlot and Barbera. A perfect everyday drinking wine And good for parties where you need a wine that pleases many palettes.The other standout for me was the Barbera. Very smooth, full body and slightly jammy. Since I'm in a Barbera club at Cascade Cliffs, I left with the Locomotive. I'm looking forward to a warm spring day to sit in my deck and enjoy with friends. The tasting room inside is small and simple. A picnic tables and seats out in the paved area out front, nice on a sunny day. I'll definitely be back.

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