We have continued to be an active member and frequent their tasting room on a regular basis. The…read morestaff is unusually friendly and helpful.

ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!!! Came to visit the wine scene in Oregon from California and this tasting…read moreroom has to be my favorite. I loved how nicely tucked away this location is. It makes you feel like you're in the forest drinking wine in a treehouse. Not to mention the wine was all phenomenal and service was incredibly helpful. The vibe here is so relaxing and majestic that it truly took my breath away. I would make this your number one stop when checking out the wine country. Highly recommend!

Great winery! They had so much yummy food…read more The views are beautiful. So many tables and seating outside. Loved the glasses with the thumb holder and they are plastic such a great idea for outside. Service was wonderful!

Love the view, selections, and service. They have a beautiful wine tasting room and a big patio…read morethat is pet friendly. Anika took good care of us and our pup. Love all the wines and food. We will definitely return bc I'm now their member.

I have been in the wine club for about 6 months. I'm very particular on where my wine dollars go…read more I discovered their wine where it was the Chehalem tasting room in downtown Newberg. Its new location is off of Bell Road in Sherwood and it's worth the drive to catch amazing views of Mt. Hood. Now the facts. The staff at this winery is the best in field. Once you enter the absolutely stunning room, you are greeted by the engaging servers. I have never felt like being a part of the Cool Kids club, and that's the feeling I get. Everyone knows you by name and I even received a personalized note from my server when I broke down and joined the club. The food prepared by Chef Brent is so yummy. Don't pass up the chocolate cookies, a fantastic pairing with the Ridgecrest Pinot. Great wine, food, fun people and right off of 99. I would say, make this your next stop when wine tasting, but you might never leave.

This was one of the reasons we chose to go to Oregon and we were happy we did both. Oregon was so…read morebeautiful and Chehalem was an awesome stop for us. We scheduled a tasting for 10a as their main event person happened to be getting married and we were glad they were able to accommodate us. Wine for Breakfast? Heck, it WAS 1p EDT so it worked out. Their tasting room wasn't necessarily elegant, but the glasses were all set up for us and we began promptly. It was a rainy morning and we did get to walk through one of the vineyards, eat some grapes from the vine, and hear about Chehalem. We also toured the winery with the tanks and workers being friendly and doing their thing as it was time to make the wine. The tasting was done very well and what was very interesting was we tried the same Chardonnay from a narrow glass and a wide glass and they tasted completely different. Who would have thunk it? The science of wine! We joined the club (they waive the tasting fees if you join) and our box just arrived (they ship to FL later so the heat doesn't ruin the wine), which made me write the review. I wish I knew about that before the great quarantine of 2020. Anyway, what an excellent experience from our host at Chehalem. They also have a tasting room in Downtown Newberg by the food trucks where the road splits. If we ever go back (we want to), we may stop to see what's new.

Archer Vinyard is a perfect resting point on the way to the Oregon coast from PDX…read more Absolutely beautiful views from the patio. Great wine served by friendly, knowledgeable staff. They also had some live music the afternoon we were there.

Great experience here with some friends from school! I've never been much of a red wine guy, but…read morethe reds that they had here were so various and showed me how different they can all be. The woman who was helping us during the tasting was so friendly and fun to chat with! She was knowledgeable and passionate, which makes the experience that much better. It is also very picturesque and the ambiance is perfect for wine tasting.

Absolutely beautiful with amazing service and tasty wine!…read more Yadira (I think I spelled it correctly) was warm and welcoming, she was really knowledgeable about the wines and was a delight the entire time she waited on us. My faves from the day: 2019 Alloro Pinot Noir- lots of floral notes, with a hint of vanilla! Sits nicely on the tongue and smells delightful. I regret not getting a bottle to go but I will be back to pick one up. 10/10 highly recommend!!!

Our first visit to Oregon and the Willamette Valley brought us to Rex Hill! Having visited their…read moresister winery prior to this visit, we were lucky to have a complimentary tasting for our reserved tasting. Upon entering Rex Hill, Garin greeted us and showed us to a beautiful spot inside facing the vineyards. The winery was a buzz with excitement as a large party was there, and another came in while we were there. Despite the large parties, we still had amazing service and a wonderful tasting! We loved the Rex Hill rose, and would have brought more bottles home with us, but needed to have room for our travels. During our visit, we decided to purchase the coolest wine animal pourer. This is definitely a unique place to visit with amazing wines to taste!

Great little tasting spot! I went on the 4th of July because many other wineries were closed. This…read morespot didn't even show up on my Apple Maps, but we saw the little blue sign and gave it a try. It was very affordable ($15 tastings are hard to come by now!) and the wine was good. The gewürztraminer was a little funky-- and not in the usual way lol-- but not bad. I got a couple bottles of the Riesling. The gentleman pouring was great. He chatted with me a little bit about growing up and picking grapes (son of the owner) and he gave me about 1/2 a bottle of one of his creations to go. It was excellent. We will be back. Space is tight indoors, and had it been cooler we would have sat outside (ample seating). Pretty quiet when we went, but that could be the holiday. Altogether a great find.

This spot was a really pleasant surprise. For some reason my expectations weren't as high as other…read morewineries but we had a wonderful time here! Walked in one day and was surprised to see how busy they were. Nothing too crazy, but the standing bar top was full so we hung out at the lower counter on the other side. The man pouring, Matt, was awesome. So friendly and funny, and handled the crowd well. Water and oyster crackers available as a palette cleanser. Their tasting menu and wines are SHOCKINGLY inexpensive. Maybe that's why I was so caught off guard at how good the wine was? He explained to us that they rent out their facilities and machines to other surrounding wineries which pays a lot of their overhead and therefore they don't need to charge absurd prices on their bottles. What a cool concept! Towards the end of our tasting, the crowd cleared out and we were the only ones left so Matt took us on a private tour around the whole facility. It was really awesome to see all the steps of the process, including the bottling/labeling machine which I had never seen before. Went into the barrel room too. The whole place is clean and nice. It was so fun to be shown around like that! He was so great. Even let us taste extra wines outside the tasting menu and a couple straight out of the tap on the holding tank! We bought a few bottles, how could you not when they're this cheap! The Pinot Gris stood out to me as it seemed much fruitier and juicier than what I've tasted before. We also loved the Maréchal Foch which they serve with a piece of dark chocolate, and the Port version of this as well! Sooo good. Thanks Matt and August cellars for giving us a great time! We will certainly be back!

To start off, our server was so fun, attentive, and genuinely a nice person…read more We came in for a wine flight, and ended up sitting outside, playing a board game, and deciding to stay here for dinner instead of heading to another place. Wines served had variety, dinner was delicious. We ended up signing up for their wine club since it's got fun perks: multiple vineyards, wineries, and tastings included.

I discovered this Gem, a few years ago when it was Chelalem Tasting Room. It's so convenient as…read morethe last wine tasting spot to stop when leaving Newberg. Flash forward a year or so ago, when they were having an event in late winter with complimentary tastings. Since then, I am there every few weeks. I joined the Chehalem Winery club and lucky for me, this is part of my membership!!! Sam, is the Tasting Room Manager and is kind to everyone who enters into the former car garage. There is a food cart on site and the menu has been updated by a new chef, you won't be disappointed. I'm not a big games person, but you will see me and my ladies down for Bingo the first Thursday of the month! Have I mentioned the music? The best musicians in Oregon Wine Country are there every Friday and Saturday evenings and with that comes many of their groupies. Other events include, trivia night and Song writers Show case as well as line dancing.

Wonderful find! Clean inviting tasting room with excellent wines. Jared, the owner was really…read moreinteresting and explained the different varietals. We'll definitely be back.

Grear wines and styles you can't get in regular wine stores. Plus they do things in their vineyards…read moreand winery

Another small family winery with stand out wines, we had a great time tasting several varieties…read morewhile engaging in conversation with our host. We visited during a Wine Share month, a great way to discover new wineries without any risk. The Garden Cottage tasting room on the lower level of the property was not open in February so we enjoyed our tasting in the home. literally. We sat in the living room on couches around a coffee table while the adjacent dining room was being utilized by a party of 8. it was a great vibe, warm and inviting. Our host explained they use regenerative farming and winemaking processes. Their wines are aged in clay amphora casks, something we had never heard of, which imparts unique, earthy characteristics. Since the clay allows for a slow oxidation, the wine has softer flavors without the oak derived butter, vanilla and spice flavors. It's a middle ground between the oxidation of oak bottles and the more sterile stainless steal. We enjoyed the education and the wines! Would love to come back in the spring or summer for the full Garden Cottage experience. Since this is a small, family owned winery, tastings are by appointment only. Their website has the link.

Came here on a beautiful Sunday morning! Will was knowledgeable and funny. Wine was incredible. We…read morehad a lot of fun with their wine tasting line up! Will definitely come back!!!