We had a wonderful day tasting and hearing the story of Ghost Hill, a farm established in 1906. The…read moreowners were amazing. Cam took time to give us a personalized tour and explain the features of each wine. The wine is all very good. I would HIGHLY recommend visiting this winery. Not a commercialized place, very down home and friendly.

Amazing experience!!…read more We had a fantastic experience at Ghost Cellars. Cam, one of the managing partners, took time with our group and was incredibly patient with all of our questions. He went above and beyond by sharing the history of the property, which made the visit even more meaningful. Highly recommend!

What a cute place we stumbled upon! Wine was delicious and came out with a little snack that was…read morealso great. Staff were great and knowledgeable. We'll be back and I highly recommend.

Woodshed wine is a great place to stop by for an intimate and unique wine experience…read more The tasting room is small, but thoughtfully and architecturally designed. Our host was so attentive and descriptive of all the wines and the history of the vineyard. Our tasting consisted of Champagne Chardonnay And 3 different Pinots. Everything was incredible, but the Chardonnay was so unique we ended up buying a couple of bottles. Can't wait to go back and sit in the patio once the weather is warmer.

Friendly - Amber. Cool Farmhouse winery. No view but cool spots to sit in…read more It was a nice place to send an afternoon.

We had a group go have some very delicious wine. I know I had a tasting of their 2 ports, don't…read moreremember what the others had. I do know they enjoyed it very much. Caity, Bruce and Liz were the best hosts!! Pampered us with exceptional service !! The farm has so many places to sit with different vibes. Would suggest going there and give yourself some time to enjoy the views !!

Had a lovely time visiting Soter vineyards for the first time. We had reservations and were…read morevisiting with a club member. Welcomed with Rose and then sat and served seamlessly. The staff were all excellent, everyone very knowledge, polite, & prompt. I enjoyed their larger than most wineries menu of food, lots of options! And last but not least the views! The main building sits above the valley and overlooks the rolling fields below, stunning!

We used to be members here and were excited to come back to show our friends. The experience was…read moreincredibly disappointing. The person serving us asked if we wanted to buy a bottle, and we said yes, but then he would pour us tiny portions and take the bottle away. He then asked if we wanted to try something else after the first pour. This further confused us since we thought we bought the bottle. But we the assumed we must not have if we was asking if we wanted to try something else. So he brought out an another bottle and did the same thing. Small pour and walked away with the bottle. We were late for another tasting so asked to check out. We noticed we were charged for the two full bottles but we never finished them. Then got a text later from the winery saying they forgot to send us home with the rest of the wine we had purchased. So turns out we had bought the two bottles but were never served the whole bottles. We said we were flying home and unable to get them and asked for a partial refund. They refused. Safe to say this one of the most bizarre experiences we've had at a winery. The customer service was lackluster. I saw other reviews about them being pretentious and I would have to agree. We will never return to this winery, will no longer purchase their wine in stores, and will actively advise friends to do the same.

This is the second review that I have done for Stoller Family Estate. We came for the spring…read morerelease yesterday, and I have to say that I continue to be impressed by not only the quality of the wines at Stoller, but also the service of the staff. They are so friendly and obliging to any needs that surfaced. Thank you Stoller for continuing to be excellent.

Unfortunately one of the few wineries in the valley that are kid friendly, but the attitude that…read morecomes with it ruins the vibe. We came here for my birthday with our family and friends, sitting outside and buying food and both tiers of wine tastings. The food was good, wine was average. The outdoors was busy, with long lines for getting our next pours, thinking we would do the normal thing and get our fill ups indoors we tried that to be met with "out, no" something I would expect when talking to a dog, not a paying customer at a nice winery. When paying over $100 for our three person group I would expect better. Unimpressed. Nice play area for kids though.

Most reasonable tasting $25. Most are $40. Beautiful property…read more We sat Al fresco. The first wine was tart, a brut rose. Also with an orange tinge color. Mary Louise was our server. We saw palm trees growing. Palm trees in Oregon who knew. A Mullar-Thugau varietal was a first for us. A German grape. A very nice summer wine. The rest of the flight was also nice. We chatted up the club details. We may join. Worth a stop. Mark & Nancy.

Driving to this winery from Portland is a little bit of a drive but definitely under an hour. Once…read moreI arrived nearing the late afternoon the sunset was amazing and it looks so beautiful over the hills. The wine section is great and you can buy by the bottle And the prices for the bottles are very decent if you want a good quality wine between 25 and $45. The boots and the roses are delicious. I'm more of a red guy, but they have options for whites and Pinot Grigios. The service was very friendly and very informative about the tastings and what not and the history of the vineyard. The whole outlook of the place is very beautiful.

We had an amazing experience with Abby on this beautiful spring day!…read moreAbby's story of the winery's history was fascinating. The tour of the production area highlighted her knowledge of wine making. We appreciate Abby's easy going attitude towards tasting wine. Thank you for a great experience!

Great service, very accommodating. Great history and details- more than I received at other…read moretastings in the area. Excellent views. Disappointed at the three bottle to waive tasting (Expensive vs others) when nearly everyone else does two or a spend target. 5 stars in service, ambiance, and some of the better wines tasted on my trip.

What a true treat! Excellent food pairings, genuinely helpful information from Sara, and…read moreeducational and informative information from Jesus. Our time with you all was enjoyable and educational. :-) Thank you so very much for all that you did, and continue to do!

Great Farm and forage dinner - delicious local ingredients paired with their wines. Highly…read morerecommend!

Very cool building - an old grain mill. We did a tasting and also ordered a cheese board, which…read morehit the spot. We enjoyed all of the wines and the very friendly service.

Flaneur's tasting room is in a stunning refurbished barn that is both homey and elegant. The staff…read morewas super knowledgeable during our tasting, able to answer our detailed questions about the facility as well as the winery's production process. Highly recommend adding the truffle popcorn to your tasting-- you won't regret it!

We enjoyed our time at MonksGate Vineyard in Yamhill County, outside of Carlton. This was one of…read moreour stops on a custom wine tour in Willamette Valley, a.k.a. Oregon Wine Country. What stood out to me about MonksGate, compared to the other wineries and vineyards we visited, was the wonderful view we had during our wine tasting. We were outside, perched atop a mound, underneath trees, with a picnic table, umbrella, Adirondack chairs, and a side/end table, looking out onto seemingly endless vineyards. The weather was perfect and the atmosphere was calm and serene. We also pretty much had the whole place to ourselves except for one couple with a dog. Speaking of which, MonksGate is dog-friendly. As soon as we parked and got out of the car, we were greeted by the MonksGate owner's dog, Fizzy. Fizzy is a well-behaved and well-groomed Airedale Terrier. Fizzy and the other customers' small dog, Jimmy, hung out with us during our tasting. It added to our experience. This is a family-owned-and-operated vineyard. Along with Fizzy, we were greeted by Rebecca Moore, second-generation vineyard owner. In 1998, Rebecca's parents, Ron and Linda Moore, founded the 50-acre farmland where MonksGate sits today. The vineyard itself is 20 acres. It was named "MonksGate" because monks from the nearby Trappist Abbey (Our Lady of Guadalupe) walked across the land as a form of meditation. The Moores installed an access gate to allow the monks to continue their walks. Rebecca conducted the tasting. She had an assistant with her. They were both very friendly and welcoming. Below is a list of what we had with prices per bottle at the time of our visit. * 2023 North Block Dry Rose ($28) * 2019 Classic Pinot Noir ($42) * 2021 Classic Pinot Noir ($42) * 2023 Dry Riesling ($29) * 2023 "Fizzy" Sparkling Dry Riesling ($39) There was a tasting menu with helpful tasting notes. Also, Rebecca did a great job explaining each wine as she served them. I'm not a wine connoisseur so all I can tell you is I thought all five wines tasted fantastic. I'd be happy with any one of them at dinner or a social gathering, etc. My favorite was the 2019 pinot noir. How the notes described that one: "2019 was a cooler, more 'traditional' vintage, with rain during harvest keeping flavor phenolics bright and notes on the nose floral and spicy. The palate of this wine is rife with ripe raspberries, the finish long and balanced." By the time you read this, they'll probably be sold out. We had a Saturday 3pm reservation for a group of eight. The total cost of the tasting was $252.20, which worked out to $31.53 per person. We left the vineyard shortly before 4:30pm, so we stayed just under 1.5 hours. When we left, Rebecca and her assistant started to close up shop -- we were the last customers for the day. I will say, for as nice a property as this is, I thought it was a little weird how the restroom - at least the one we used - was an outdoor porta-potty. I've done a lot of wine tastings over the years and this was the first vineyard/winery to have a porta-potty as the restroom. Not a big deal for us, but just thought I'd point it out.

What a nice place to go for wine! We came and opened their rose and sat inside to enjoy it. They…read morehave both indoor and outdoor seating areas with so many choices to choose from. We were able to hear about the winery and have a wonderful conversation with the owner, Rebecca and also talked to the other tasting room staff which was so fun! Great place to go and a winery not to be missed! Thanks for making our visit so wonderful.