I love these wines. We ordered cases of wine to send as Xmas gifts to family and they were all…read morethrilled. They also loved the wines. Unfortunately, we can't get them in Virginia but the North Carolina, California and Missouri family were thrilled.

I discovered this winery a couple of years ago on my drive down the Umpqua to Coos Bay . I…read moreabsolutely love their Pinots. Being from California, I am quite picky about Pinot Noir. This winery is a quant stop and friendly owners . I recently stopped in this month and tried their Black Pinot . It's a nice one . A little sweet so it went great with our spicy Indian food . You can order online too when you can't make out to the winery . They ship great !

Just finished a nice tasting of 4 of their wines. 4 for $10…read more Started with the Rose of Pinot. Nice color and feel. Enjoyed it. Then went on to the Ferris Wheel Pinot. Nice, a lite Pinot with a decent finish. The 100 Valley Pinot left me wanting something more. Finished off the tasting with their GSM. It was nice an easy drinking wine. A table wine. I can't help but wonder how these would have tasted in a good wine glass. That is my major negative here. The stemware is small stemless glasses with a huge lip. To see how these wines actually taste they should upgrade their tasting glass. Possibly a Reidel Oregon Pinot glass.

Excellent wine tasting room near their winery. Pleasant ambiance; exceptionally pleasant service…read more They serve up many high quality wines (award winning), including several somewhat unique varieties (white Pinot noir was my favorite). $5 tasting fee waived with purchase of 3 bottles. Highly recommend visiting.

We have visited Abacela a total of 4 times. For us Abacela is without question the only must-see…read morewinery when we are in the Roseburg area. A 5 star experience everytime. During our first three visits we did a regular tasting while sitting under a vine-covered trellis with vineyards on three sides. Hailey of the tasting room took exceptional care of us during our 2024 and 2025 visits. 2026 Aug REVIEW: As in the previous two years (2024 / 2025) during our WA/OR wine road trips, we visited Abacela in August. This time three of us did a VINEYARD TOUR hosted by the CEO, Greg Jones. Exceeded expectations. SERVICE and AMBIANCE: 5.0. Every person we encountered was a pleasure: as with our previous three visits, we felt valued as customers. During the tour of the vineyards with Greg we learned much, including about the vines in both American and European vineyards, the varietals nurtured by Abacela, how Greg and his father had chosen the site for Abacela, and more. At each stop Greg poured us a wine to taste. A special treat was viewing the vines of Listan Prieto that Greg's father found on the property; these vines are thought to have been planted by the original homesteaders. This variety was carried into California with Spanish Catholic missionaires in order to grow grapes for creating wine for religious services. Abacela now produces "Angelica" wine from this varietal. After our drive through the vineyards we viewed the wine-making and wine-storage areas; from there we walked through a subterranean corridor to our starting point: Abacela's attractive tasting room. There, on the outside patio, Joe served us a generous cheese/charcuterie/etc plate with a flight of reserve wines. A MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE. During our 2025 visit my wife and I brought a wine expert from Japan on our WA/OR wine road trip. She enjoyed the wines and the atmosphere at Abacela, as well as the short outside trail with signs that describe the terroir of Abacela's various vineyards. She found Abacela to be a place that those with a special interest in wine would enjoy. WINE: 4.5. Abacela focuses on Iberian (Spanish and Portugeuse) varietals. As during our previous visits, we enjoyed the wines and bought a few bottles to take home with us.

The have outside seating and very attractive grounds. Known for their Tempranillo. Recommended by a…read morelocal. The service is friendly & profrssional. The wine is good & snacks are tasty. Definitely a place to come with frienfs and hang out a bit.

Fantastic experience! The facility is absolutely beautiful with great views. The folks that work…read morehere are extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Now for the wine..... everything we tasted was either Very Good or Outstanding which I seldom experience in all the wineries my wife and I visit. I fully recommend giving these folks a try.

So, my objective was to just find a winery to visit on our way from Newport on the coast to a BnB…read morein the little town of Glide on the South Umpqua River. We had an hour or so to spare before check-in, and I found this highly rated winery on Yelp, so I thought it would be a good place to stop for a break. It was an enjoyable drove along narrow country roads from the main highway in late October, with the trees showing their fall colors and fields of grass waving in the sun. Our GPS guided us to the front entrance, after which it got a bit confused as the paved, one-lane access road wound this way and that. We followed the signs to the tasting room and entered the medium-sized, stonewalled tasting room. We hadn't called ahead for a reservation, given the time of year, but the attendant welcomed us with open arms. He provided a great description of the vintner background, the winery, and the diversity of wines they grow. While I had tasted several Pinot Noirs from the Umpqua Valley, I wasn't aware of the other varietals. The attendant was very accommodating, letting us taste several different wines, especially as my wife is not as interested in wine as I am. I'm not a big fan of most white wines, although they are known for their Grüner Veltliner. I wasn't keen on the GV, but their Sauv Blanc was quite good for a US offering (we both like NZ Sauv Blancs a lot). On the darker side, their Syrah was just okay, but their Tempranillo was the best U.S. example of this varietal that I've ever had, and just a bit below some of the amazing ones I've had the pleasure to taste from Spain. It was so impressive that I decided to sign up for their quarterly wine club, which had been the farthest thing from my mind when I entered, but I've been very impressed with the shipments I've received so far. Lovely wines from a pretty vineyard in the Umpqua Valley of Oregon.

This winery was on a wine map and we stopped in to visit. Google Maps says that the tasting room is…read moreopen, however when we arrived, it is definitely not open and doesn't look like it hasn't been in quite some time. One star is because I couldn't post the info without rating .

Beautiful Winery! Very friendly and helpful staff. Karen went above and beyond to help me out. The…read morePinot Noir is exceptional! We took a couple bottles home! Nice outdoor areas with horse shoes and a kids play area. It would be a gorgeous place for a simple wedding. Thanks so much!

Great wine, amazing views and service was excellent. One of my favorite wineries in Roseburg, never…read morefails to disappoint, great venue and the wines are old world style, and worth visiting.

First and foremost, the owner/winemaker is GREAT. His staff is WONDERFUL. I just wish they were…read moreopen more on Fridays! The Pinot Noir and Tempranillo are delicious, deep reds. YUMMY! It is a bit of a drive off the beaten path but so worth it. In addition to the exquisite wines, the view is impressive. The first time we visited Spire Mountain Cellars, we joined the wine club. We love bold reds and the winemaker delivers! The tasting room is rustic and comfy. There is seating outside, also. Some of the area is covered and some isn't so there are a variety of seating options. It is closed in the winter so go quickly if you want to check it out. We will make sure we get in a couple more visits before it closes and will wait as patiently as possible until it opens again in the spring. I will take photos next time and update this post.

This is my favorite kind of Yelp experience. I had no expectations coming here, knew nothing about…read morethe place and left blown away. Let's start with the facility. Located in an 120 year-old barn in cottage Grove, Oregon at the southern end of the Willamette Valley. This is a beautiful spot. There's a large gravel parking lot with tables and chairs outside for the perfect tasting experience during the summer and fall months. Inside there are a number of large tables and seating at the bar if you're not into meeting new people at your table. During my visit, the young lady, waiting on us was outstanding both in terms of her customer service and her knowledge about Saginaw wines, and wines in general. She made great recommendations to everyone who came into the tasting room. There are food options here with both a small and large cheeseboard, and some 10 inch pizzas. Both of these go very well as an accompaniment to the wine. I particularly liked the Malbec with the cheeseboard. There is also a Muller Thurgau white that is really good. A great German food wine, unusual to find in the US! I was there on a Saturday afternoon and the place was really buzzing by 4-5 pm as it filled up with locals. Very impressive wines that have won awards in Oregon. Their Pinot Niur is not the fruit bomb you find in California, but a very pleasant, light drinking wine with a bit of a spicy backbone, reminiscent of a Syrah. I REALLY enjoyed my visit and bought a bottle of the Muller Thurgau to share with my friends in Phoenix

Stayed via Harvest Host. Wasn't anticipating much. Previous Harvest Host Vineyard stay at another…read moreplace while nice was fairly spartan. This place was a lovely farm setting ( plus). We arrived late ( tip google leads you wrong search for Saginaw Vinyard, and not the address on their site ).vali and Jack were great, the wines we tried were winners. One taste of the Barn Red and bought a bottle to go with dinner. The night was peaceful and restful. We're already planning a return trip next year.

I love the fact that it's a beautiful drive to get there but worth it. It you blink you might pass…read moreit's off the main road tucked back away. Follow the road up Stay to the right the lake is beautiful and secluded easy to park. I've only been there few times and was greeted with open arms from the owner. He gave us a personal history and story of the wines produced and tried many wines. The Sirahs and Marechal Foch Port wine is my favorite! We Purchased several and joined the wine club. An awesome experience and will be back again.

Really pretty location nestled in the middle of nowhere with beautiful lake and scenery…read more The wine was pretty good and service was fantastic. The server was fantastic, And extremely knowledgable. One of the more interesting things is, That this is one of the few if not only winery that does not grow there own grapes. They buy all grapes from other vineyards in Oregon & Washington. The tastings are extremely inexpensive and fun 8 wines for $5. It is a bit off the beaten path but definitely worth the trip

Visited on a cool, foggy, rainy day and the ambiance inside was warm and comforting. A bit…read moreoutdated but the rustic feel was good. Greeted immediately and were welcomed by a fellow native Minnesotan who took time to talk with us about her time at the UofM while helping with our tasting. The 3 of us did reds, 2 of us did the Pinos- all were delicious! The cheese plate was also fabulous and paired really well with the wines. If ever in the area again would for sure return!

As a beer fan, the Willamette Valley is known for amazing hops and beer, but also for grapes and…read morewine. Some of my traveling companies love wine as well, so they chose a few wineries to visit. This one was highly rated and ended up being one of the first and largest in the area, with an indoor event space, outdoor concert stage, and plenty of parking. It's out away from Eugene, but a beautiful drive to get here. We visited shortly after opening on a weekday morning so it was basically all to ourselves. Two of my friends chose tasting flights, the attendant led them through a tasting which included a background about the winery itself. She was professional, friendly, and knowledgeable. I opted for a local beer to sip while they did, and loved our stop here. The featured plant art in the main room was also beautiful.