I can't decide which was more stunning at this hidden gem. The lovely stone architecture or the…read moregorgeous gardens and surrounding walkways. Lime and olive trees, eucalyptus, cactus, and so many flowers, vines and bushes. My husband and I felt like we stepped into a countryside winery in Spain or Italy. The Pinots, Sauvignon Blanc were delicious and we even lucked out by going on a day when there was an opera singer sharing her voice with the crowd. $15 a person for 6 generous tastes is unheard of these days!!! Tastings are offered only on Saturdays from 1-4 pm, and they require a reservation. You can bring your own food/picnic. We really enjoyed learning about the owners' journey and how they built this must see paradise tucked away in Oregon City. I will be going back many more times and bringing friends!

I have to start off saying that I did have a genuinely amazing time and am so glad I came to their…read more'A Bohemian Affair'. I heard about it pretty close to the event and my friends I came with had heard of the winery before. I went in with no real expectations. I get around by cane and am a lot more mobile somedays than others. I cannot recommend this to anyone with mobility issues. I was able to get around a bit but the parking lot is gravel, there is a VERY epic hill one needs to hike up that is also gravel and steep and the grounds are very uneven throughout with rough stairs and such. Where they wanted most people to "sit" to picnic was a hill of gravel. The lawns are uneven. The space is gorgeous but again, this is a nightmare if you have any mobility challenges. I truly appreciate the thought given to everything here and I sincerely feel that they are just doing the wine as a means to fund their gardening and space which makes me clap and scream bravo. The space is gorgeous though i saw some of the website photos and some of the areas I think were better previously - they seem to keep adding gravel and I wish they would go with that old world feel they are trying and even do cobble or stone walks. Anything but gravel. Which brings me to the wine... I chose the rose and that is one of the first bottles of wine I genuinely found uncomfortable to drink. My friends said their Pinot Noir was just as awful. I noticed later that even the label is haphazard. It was shockingly bad and I am not a wine snob in the least. So, with all that... I say that is you want to experience a sort of rustic Spanish villa you stumbled on to definitely drop in. I am sure their tastings are maybe where is at for some but their tasting room has an incredible view of the grounds so that alone is probably worth the gravel trek in and $15.

Stop in on a date night and had a great time. We got the charcuterie board which was big and paired…read morewell with the tasting flights we got. Server was friendly and attentive.

Here's the story. This mother daughter duo - had a vision. To bring diverse and high quality wines…read moreto the West Linn area - a small boutique community in the portland metro area, where wine enthusiasts call home but strangely struggle to get a wine country experience outside of our beloved local wineries. A place to taste a variety of PNW, Californian, French and international wines - paired with local artisan foods (I'll get to that later). Covid was a challenger in their intended first opening - but here they are Fall of 2025. Lucky is (locals)! Today I enjoyed a white wine flight, with wines from the Oregon columbia valley, Washington gorge, California Russian River and New Zealand. It's fun to break out - and taste the world! Then I saw they had one of my favorites - Le Ecole Chenin Blanc...so I had to order a chilled glass of that! Unfortunately I came with a full stomach - so didn't order any food. All local artisan sourced...ravioli, Draper family chicken, cheese and crab...but what I'm really looking forward to at my next visit is their (local) Pudding River cheese fondue! With sausage, baguette and apples if you like! Yes please and thank you. I also learned that great cheese pairing, art & wine events are scheduled. So sign up and make your fall and winter rich with great wine, food, new experiences and really great people!

Oswego Hills Winery is one of those special local places that perfectly captures the spirit of…read moreOregon wine country -- relaxed, welcoming, and absolutely beautiful. As members, we always look forward to visiting. The grounds are stunning year-round, with rolling vines, scenic views, and a peaceful atmosphere that makes you forget you're only minutes from town. The wines are consistently excellent -- smooth reds, crisp whites, and seasonal releases that always surprise in the best way. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely love what they do, which makes each visit feel personal. Tastings are casual and fun, never rushed, and the team is great at recommending pairings or new bottles to try. It's the perfect place to bring friends, enjoy a glass on the patio, or pick up a few bottles for the weekend. Oswego Hills truly feels like part of the community -- a place that combines great wine, great people, and an easygoing Oregon charm that keeps us coming back.

My husband asked me to go for a drive last month. It was a beautiful sunny day in Portland (yes a…read moresunny day)! We got in the convertible and he took me for a drive. It was beautiful as we turned down the road turning and twisting down the road with the green sprawling fields! I loved it. The cutest barn and property was coming up on my left and to my surprise, we pulled in and we visited Oswego Hills Winery. The property is quaint and romantic. Big white barn. Rolling green lawns. Flowers and barrels along with inviting Adirondack chairs. We went in and the team at Oswego Hills was welcoming and I decided to do a flight tasting. I had a very whites and a few reds. They were all lovely! I have to say I enjoyed every bottle. I ended up purchasing a bottle of their Viognier. It was delicious and I am equally a rose, white and red wine lover. I will definitely be back and can't wait visit again!!

We decided to stop here for a glass of wine because we were driving through, and why not? The staff…read morewas friendly and there's interesting artwork around. We really did only stop for a glass of wine, so I can just say that it was enjoyable. It was just too quiet here to feel really comfortable even having a conversation. It's not a big place and without even light music you feel very loud when you're the only customers in here. It's a cute place and if it were busier I probably would have felt more comfortable.

We drove out of our way to do a tasting at Artisinal Wine Cellars this past Monday, but when we…read morearrived, they were closed. There was no sign explaining why. Very frustrating.

East coaster here! Came here a couple of years ago and when I came back to Oregon, I knew I had to…read morereturn. This time, I brought my friends from Hillsboro, one who is hesitant about most wines, especially reds. This place convinced her that reds can be good, so I take a lot of pride in being able to show her and her husband this gem. They said they'll definitely take their parents here too. The views are amazing, the people are friendly, and tipping is very much optional. I recommend doing the tasting and then getting a glass and strolling the property. There are adirondak chairs out front and picnic tables out back. They'll open up the glass folding windows in the tasting room on breezy days. There are beautiful flowers all over the property. Some of the wines are named after the owners' dogs - Delilah's Cuvee is my favorite!

We have visited many vineyards in this area, and this one is one of the more beautiful tasting…read morerooms we have seen. It is not huge, but its octagonal design makes you feel you have your own space to enjoy the spectacular view and delicious wine. Our server was knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The flight we tasted was delicious. We also ordered a charcuterie board that was worth every penny! Dogs are not allowed on property, this is a working vineyard.

Terrible service, rude staff, and the wine was awful--definitely not worth it at all! Waitresses…read morevery were rude, wine mediocre 2/10 I'd recommend Sidereus Vineyard

Ardiri Winery is a gorgeous location in the hills of wine country. The wines just aren't great…read more I like the presentation of the wines as you pick your flight and then small carafes are brought out for your tasting. But the server never went thru the wines and explain the origin or the history of the wines. This was a negative as the winery we previously visited had an informative narrative as part of the presentation. There are so many wineries in the Willamette region, and we will continue to taste at many others. But I will not recommend Ardiri as one for new visitors to visit.

Thank you so much for such a wonderful day. We had a great experience with the best wine at a…read morebeautifully maintained venue. We will be back very soon, thanks Monte Ferro!

My husband and I came here with my family last summer and had a lovely time. Excellent wine,…read moreexcellent service by the owners and a stellar view that can't be missed. We can't wait to come back next time we're in town!

Ambiance: outside seating is 5 stars, pretty view of a large fountain/water feature, lots of…read moreseating available. Food & service: 4 stars, pretty good! Hefty portions and large food menu for a wine tasting place. The food was tasty. It's nice that you can easily walk-in and staff are friendly. Wine: 2.5 stars. The flight I tried was very oak-y, I feel like I was tasting the barrel more than the wine.

Waitress cut me off after two drinks. Very strange. Only writing thesis review, to recognize the…read morestaff being young enough to not register to obvious. I'm writing this real time. Can't believe I am being cut off sober at a wedding. Don't talk to the representative while you're at a wedding. Can't believe this. Had I been a regular who didn't talk to staff and not friendly,I would have been taken off. Not a single typo real time. Let's review. 5/10. Hire some older people. Give me back my $10 tip.