We stopped in for a vertical tasting. We had 10 in our party and they were very accommodating. Wine…read morewas good and service was great.

This place is very friendly and cozy atmosphere. Staffs are very professional and knowledgeable…read moreabout wine and the area. Their wine is solid and reasonably priced. They have a huge outdoor area that's kids friendly too. I totally recommended this place.

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!

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!

I have to say that this vineyard hit my radar from friends who spoke of its praises. A friend had…read morean extra spot for their fall wine tasting and offered it to me. Yes please! Then I found out I would get a raffle entry with donating ten cans of food. I was sad to see so few towing food with them to donate. Walking up and being handed a gorgeous glass of rose was pretty amazing. It was so wonderful having people rushing to great each person leading them in. I was glad I got there early so getting around was far easier. The drive up is a bit long, steep and gravel. I did not use it but a member later showed me the commode trailer as I was taking a snap shot since I laughed at the 'luxury toilet' label. They are air conditioned and definitely quite a step up from a blue box situation. For the event I was able to try 2 types of pinot noir, their sparkling and their chardonnay. Delicious and I was in shock to adore their chardonnay because that is not a wine I enjoy often. The food was also lovely. I was a bit surprised as to how many children were present as even the popcorn seemed not something children would enjoy. The grounds are also very adult with gorgeous views but with lots of gravel around, the kids were running through the tents since there was no where else to be.

A really nice find in this winery-heavy area. A small operation that has a great view, nice tasting…read moreroom and very friendly staff. We enjoyed the tasting and a charcuterie board. We'll definitely return.

We stopped by yesterday without realizing we'd been over at their spot in Manzanita the week…read morebefore. Ha. Guess that's what happens after a week on the road. Sofie took care of us wonderfully. She made sure we got to new wines and was friendly and knowledgable. A lovely spot.

Dominio IV was one of those places I fell in love with immediately. I signed up as a member on my…read morevery first visit, which probably says it all--and I haven't regretted it for a second! The wines are incredible, the people make every visit feel genuinely welcoming, and there's just something special about the whole experience. Every bottle and every visit reminds me why joining was such an easy decision. Absolutely one of my favorite wineries and a place I'm always excited to come back to.

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

Honestly this is a great spot to visit in Oregon Wine Country and be able to taste a lot of great…read morestuff from a dozen or so wineries in a nice environment. It's also great that the Studio offers a perfect space for making wine - in some cases startups but often winemakers that are between other gigs or just have small enough production that it doesn't make sense to build out a space of their own. I have visited many times and know a number of winemakers who have utilized this space over the past 20-ish years, and I'm a fan. They hosted a release party this August for McCollum Family Vineyards which was great and the wine was fantastic plus C.J. and Elise McCollum were amazingly gracious hosts. J.C. Somers winery has returned to the Studio in 2026 and makes some of the better wine you'll find anywhere, Jay Somers has been making world class wine in Oregon since the 1990's but currently makes a couple thousand cases on his personal label available at the Studio. Definitely stop by for a tasting if you're in the area, a cool place to visit and some great wine to be tasted/purchased.

Do you like trying wines from all different wineries? Do you…read morelike trying the same varietal but from different wineries / different nearby vineyards to see how they differ? Do you like supporting small winemakers / wineries? IF you answered YES, to any of the above, go see Whitney! She's a wealth of knowledge and tidbits about the wines and owners. So fun trying all the different wines.... and we found a GSM that is absolutely sublime. Oh... and a White Pinot Noir (Pinot Noir Blanc) was the surprising new wine I'd never tried before today. It was so good that I had to buy a couple bottles. Note: Walk-ins allowed and welcomed, and 2 people can share 1 tasting. Plus...they have a vending machine of charcuterie snacks you can buy to go with your tasting.

We decided to drive to this place because my dad wanted to go on a winery/distillery tour for his…read morebirthday. Saw this had a few good reviews and went on their website to check it out. The pictures are pretty deceiving as this isn't the typical distillery we were used to. The room/building you walk into is small and looks like a storefront you sell knick-knacks from. There are chairs and tables on the outside on a deck portion, but my partner and dad never made it out there. As soon as we walked in, it smelled heavily of weed and it was very obvious the gal helping us was high. We could tell by her eyes and she honestly just kept yapping and would not answer any questions my partner or dad had about the alcohol itself. While my mom and I sat outside not interested in tasting, we got annoyed of the music they had playing. It wasn't the music choice, it was the fact that the smaller bluetooth speaker it was playing off of was either dying or disconnecting constantly. And it was being played at an absurdly loud volume. We will not be coming back here unfortunately. The alcohol was not great by itself but would be better in mix drinks.

What an awesome space! The whiskey is delicious! They have a lovely patio you can sit and do your…read moretasting and it's right next to the park so your kids can play while you enjoy your tasting.

We met Ryan on our first day in Carlton. The initial experience was so welcoming!! We felt like…read moreregulars pretty quickly. The wine was so very good! Not one of the wines did we NOT like!! This meant to us initially that we weren't walking away without spending some good $$...with that said EVERY wine was smooth and tasty and honestly were reasonably priced. Here's the catch this family owned winery means you're meeting a place that cares more than about the $$ but also about the person/couple etc behind it It didn't take long for us to learn about his cute pup Lando and exchange puppy stories. The wine is reasonably priced with a touch of family. We became wine members not ONLY because we immediately felt like family at the tasting room but because NOT A SINGLE wine disappointed. Each one was unique and flavorful and had a good nose followed by a good full body and smooth finish. (Overally that describes MOST of the wine) HIGHLY recommend!

Was recently here during my vacation and was recommended by family. They have a membership to the…read morewine club and wanted us to try it out. We enjoyed the tasting and the atmosphere. We bought a few bottles, some t-shirts, and signed up for the membership. I highly recommend this place. Please visit them. They are a "smaller" family owned/run business with high quality.

Lovely time on the patio. We had a dog with us and she was given a dog bowl and pets right away…read more 3 flights, lots of talk of the vineyards and other chatter. We bought a case of the rose that was on special. I'll be back for sure!

Went for a member pick up event today, and nicely done. Each station had the maker there to chat…read moreand tell about the wines and a little food pairing. They had a great white pinot that they were featuring, which I've never had. Very good. All their wines are excellent and very accessible price points. Very nice property with a great outdoor space and lots of parking. Service is friendly and welcoming, I mean it's a winery...so what's there to be upset about. Haha. They probably won't like me mentioning, but the pours are generous for tastings and they didn't mind giving extra tastes or a glass on the house if someone in our party didn't drink reds, full glass of pinot gris for my mom, nice! Will be back for more, this is a stand out in the area with so many amazing neighbor vineyards.

I had a fantastic experience tasting here with my partner. The tasting room itself doubles as a…read morelittle artisanal goods shop-- think little wool/knit wine bags and hand-crafted birdhouses. The birdhouses in particular were absolutely lovely and added so much charm to the space. The tasting room takes walk-ins, and were greeted as soon as we entered and told we could sit anywhere. Our sommelier was absolutely delightful-- there were two women working and both were so, so friendly and made us feel very welcome. We tasted one white (a Chardonnay that I actually quite liked despite it being my least favorite white wine) and a number of reds. When they poured the various pinot noirs, they brought a second glass and had us do a side-by-side comparison. I absolutely LOVE it when tasting rooms make the effort to do this-- it really brings us the differences in the wines so you can tell what you're trying. We also tasted a red blend and a syrah. The syrah was my favorite. In the midst of us tasting the reds, the women pouring for us brought out a couple of chocolate hearts, which was really the cherry (or the chocolate) on top. It's been hard in the past couple of years to find people that offer such a wonderful experience at this price point ($20)-- especially if you're a younger person. I can truly say that this was wonderful, and we will absolutely return next time we are in the Valley.

Love this place. Friendly, casual and relaxing tasting rooms. And oh the wine!! They also feature…read morelocal artists wares which is always fun to explore.