A friend of mine had a "Club Share" for Trisaetum and we decided wine tasting was a fantastic way…read moreto avoid Black Friday traffic. The tasting room is filled with art created by the owner, James Frey and is featured not only on the walls but used for many of the bottle labels. Our server, Nick, was well educated on what he was pouring and made the whole tasting experience a great way to spend a dreary Friday afternoon. It was tough to limit my self to 2 bottles to take home and went with the nontraditional Oregon pinot selections even though those were good. I love me a good Pinot Blanc and anything, Walla, Walla. The 2 bottles, one, from their 1841 label, were added to my wine fridge. This stop is definitely worth it on a Ribbon Ridge Wine tour. I am anxious to go back for a Gin tasting from their newest venture, a distillery, called Brixeur Spirits. It sits on the property to left of the original tasting room where one can taste various Gins and maybe, a new specialty cocktail?

We can't say enough wonderful things about Trisaetum! This gem of a spot is something special. Even…read morethe drive down the gravel road lets you know you're in for a treat. The wines are DELICIOUS (we did the red tasting), and if you're lucky enough to meet Alice or other family members who own and run the vineyard, your day will be complete! Such lovely, fun folks. As if the setting and people aren't enough, owner James Frey's paintings on display are stunning!! So much love poured into this place, from the vines to the tasting room to the art to the lovely outdoor deck seating with beautiful views of the vineyards. We can't wait to return!

Website said they were open, and when we called the voicemail said they were also open until 4pm…read more Yet when we drove there during those opening hours, it was closed. See the sign.

Anamenta is a hidden gem! On an impulse, we stopped by and were greeted by the owner. Darlene…read more was such a gracious host and shared the story of the family and wines. This experience is what we seek in the valley - connecting with people who have passion for what they do and produce some amazing wines! The price point is a bonus as I would put thier wines up against wines at 2x the cost.

Our very favorite winery to visit. The owners are friendly as are the llamas. Claygate makes our…read morefavorite Pinot Noir, a beautiful full bodied Rose', and newly added excellent Chardonnay.

Hidden gem in Oregon wine country. Great wine, great space and some incredible views. Rick and Deb…read morewere wonderful hosts and I look forward to returning soon. My new favorite Willamette valley winery for Pinot.

All I can say is wow. Phenomenal wine tasting experience. The owner is fantastic. He was out…read morecleaning the property. He takes pride in that, and it was very noticeable. The staff was great! I got a signed bottle from the owner after purchasing a collector's bottle. The tasting room is nice and intimate. Check this place out if you're in the area.

Beautiful setting at Brick House Vineyards: we got seated at the patio overlooking their…read moreChardonnay vineyard, had a great time tasting through some of their current releases of Chardonnay, pinot as well as some of the single vineyards production, as well as older vintages (2012). Recommend for a low key tasting, reservation recommended.

A scenic small vineyard. Great outdoor seating and the owners are self funded and hands on. The can…read morewalk the vines snd even taste off the vine in a section. Outdoor nice gender neutral bath and $15 tasting or buy a bottle

I am writing this review upon my second visit to this wonderful Winery. The Styring Family is…read moreamazing and always welcoming. The wines blew my mind the first time and I left with Relentless as well as Shameless with matching Tshirt. When I walked in for the second visit wearing my Shameless Tshirt I got hugs and a gracious welcome. This winery is doing exciting things beyond just wine! Their son is working on a sustainability non-profit project and their beautiful daughter is working with her dad to create an exclusive Hazelnut Liqueur. I was privileged to get a good whiff of it and I hope to be one of the first to taste and purchase their new product! I am a huge fan of their magnificent wines. I must say that the review left by Dr.X only leaves me to believe X must have burned his pallet prior to tasting these seductive wines. "Shameless" is truly that! - it overwhelms, not just your taste buds but your core - and for a second you doubt the sanctity if allowing yourself to indulge in more, yet you will (and should) with abandon. While I am usually a Red Wine Goddess... We are approaching Summer and my entire mission for this trip was to collect delicious, refreshing Summer Whites. The Styring Riesling completely met my needs. The name "Whimsy" couldn't be more perfect. Needless to say, this visit, I left with some whimsy shamelessness and a brand new "breathless" Tshirt. Glorious!

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!

I took a Friday off to go wine tasting with a friend who has access to the Wine Club members…read morebenefits at Dobbe's Family Wines. We arrived for our 12 pm appointment only to find out that not only did she forget to hit finalize on the reservation but our charcuterie board wasn't ordered. Luckily, Matt, our gracious wine pourer or his official title, Lead Hospitality Ambassador, was able to accommodate our misssteps. We had a fantastic wine time sipping on all of varietals and I brought home a syrah. I Highly recommend if you want more than just Pinots in your next tasting adventure, stop by here.

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Ayres Vineyard is a gem in the amazing Willamette Valley wine region. The pinot varieties are…read morevery well made, balanced, smooth, and slightly full texture. Wines are easy to drink and welcoming. Brad the owner/winemaker is an excellent host and full of information about his wines and the region. The bar area tasting is a refreshing experience (memory of the past too) due to the ability for interaction with other guests and the host. Give Ayres a try!

The view is beautiful. The wine is typical. But the customer service is lacking. We ordered and…read morepaid for Pinot Noir bottle because they were "too busy" for tastings. Mind you the place was empty. They opened a Chardonnay and we told them It was the wrong bottle their "fix" was to discount the next bottle . If you're going to be pretentious at least know what your wines are.

We loved our time with Alexis here -- she was the absolutely best! Beautiful views, flowers, and…read morebuilding, too. Very enjoyable atmosphere. And being the size they are, it's one of the few places nearby you can do a really good side-by-side tasting of Pinot from the different local micro-AVA's and figure out which one you like best.

We had the best time and tour of Willamette Valley with Sara Weibel with Wine History Tours…read more Highly recommend!

Ken was punctual, knowledgeable, and kept us on track! He was a pleasure to talk to and really knew…read morethe area! We spent two days wine tasting with Ken and he even showed us a hidden gem of a winery and knew all the great photo spots:) Will definitely call him again for next year!

Absolutely amazing experience. Epicure food and wine pairing was immaculate, everything paired…read moretogether was next level, my partner and I are both vegan and the entire team took the time, effort, and special care to make a food pairing just for the occasion. Special shoutout to Andrew for being almost certainly not just the best host on the planet, but storyteller, photographer/all around rad guy and a huge shoutout to Jade as well for absolutely crushing the food items she had also hand picked ingredients for just prior. 10/10 recommend

A joined a friend to a winery Club Share this weekend and boy, this place did not disappoint. The…read moretasting room has only been open for 7 months and has one of the most amazing views around Newberg. Kip, the owner took us for a tour, inside and outside grounds. Breath taking. The tasting flight was a Rose, 2 Chardonnays and 2 Pinots. I loved the stories behind all of the wines. He recommended selecting a food pairing from the menu that looked amazing. We weren't too hungry but anxious to try the mushroom Brushetta, with the wines. I'm not the biggest Chard fan, but OMG, the mushrooms were fantastic with the whites as well as the Pinots. I would love to go back, order multiple food pairings and soak up the sun, enjoying what our State has to offer.