We went Saturday for my best friends birthday and had the best time! The property is simply…read morestunning. Amazing views! All of the staff were so friendly and we even met the owners. They were so nice and gave us a few suggestions around town etc. we each did the 5 wine flight tasting with the prosciutto/burrata and the smoked salmon bite. The food was exquisite and the wine was delicious!

A joined a friend to a winery Club Share this weekend and boy, this place did not disappoint. The…read moretasting room has only been open for 7 months and has one of the most amazing views around Newberg. Kip, the owner took us for a tour, inside and outside grounds. Breath taking. The tasting flight was a Rose, 2 Chardonnays and 2 Pinots. I loved the stories behind all of the wines. He recommended selecting a food pairing from the menu that looked amazing. We weren't too hungry but anxious to try the mushroom Brushetta, with the wines. I'm not the biggest Chard fan, but OMG, the mushrooms were fantastic with the whites as well as the Pinots. I would love to go back, order multiple food pairings and soak up the sun, enjoying what our State has to offer.

Really great experience with Reed. He is a very knowledgeable and entertaining host. Wines were…read moreexcellent, especially the Highland Pinot and their Chardonnay fermented in concrete and stainless. Spectacular view! One of the best experiences overall in the Willamette Valley.

Alexis guided us through a fantastic tasting experience. She was EXTREMELY knowledgeable and made…read moreperfect recommendations based on our particular palates. She was also so warm and friendly that it felt like we'd known her for years. Her intuition with wine and with people is second to none. Highly recommend Penner Ash for its lovely and exciting wine selection, as well as the service provided in their beautiful tasting room. Can't wait to come back!

How wonderful to spend time with the owner of a vineyard. We had a great visit and had some…read morewonderful pinots.

Ayres Vineyard is a gem in the amazing Willamette Valley wine region. The pinot varieties are…read morevery well made, balanced, smooth, and slightly full texture. Wines are easy to drink and welcoming. Brad the owner/winemaker is an excellent host and full of information about his wines and the region. The bar area tasting is a refreshing experience (memory of the past too) due to the ability for interaction with other guests and the host. Give Ayres a try!

Mathis is a special place where there seems to be a story behind every vineyard where they grow the…read moregrapes that are produced into some excellent wine in the willamette valley. The staff really do care about your experience and seemed to cater to what you might like. But it's hard when they all taste good! A very relaxing experience with people who care and can tell some great stories about a fun little winery that's been around for a while now.

Pssst!!! More than wine here!!!! Here is my story:…read more My annual wining group decided the Willamette Valley was the place for 2025. One of our travel partners is studious and knows where we should go for a quick taste. PGC was one of our stops. Keep in mind we are wining our way around the Valley and for some, like myself, all wine might seem alike after a few stops.... but not here! Not PGC Wine and the stories of winemakers in the Willamette area never ceases to surprise and impress me. After all was said and done, I learned that ..... Pssst!!! put your eyes closer! They have whiskey! They distill their own bourbon. NUFF SAID! Go there or be square!

Secluded and tucked away for the best kind of relaxation!!!! ... with wine!…read more Lots of seating and they do recommend reservations as they can get busy. We booked for the the indoor seating in case it rained but it was so beautiful outside! We opted for an outdoor table with views. The wine was delicious, staff was friendly and attentive. The wine tasting menu is very reasonable. We very much enjoyed our visit and will be returning.

We came here as a group. I think my friend had tasting cards so that all of us got our tasting…read moreflight comped. I hadn't been to this particular winery before. It sits on a hillside with the fields of grapes splayed out before you. It's beautiful. It's literally Utopia. I wish that it remained a utopian experience. I don't know about you but I expect excellent service while at a winery. This time when we visited Utopia, albeit our tasting flights were comped, their goal at the end of the day is to get you to buy a bottle(s) or become a wine club member. So when I go limping in and ask the man behind the counter if he can recycle my glass bottle he says yes he can but then as I approach him he tells me I can just go ahead and take it outside to the white bin. From this interaction I left the tasting room and the winery host and that the winery host with the strong sensation of sour grapes. The host arrived with very good timing just as most of us had finished off our first pour which was as I recall a very fruity, like and alcohol fruit salad served very chilled. It was actually quite good. Next came three Pinot noirs. I typically do not care fore Pinot noir wines, But I will usually find at least one Pinot that pleases me. This was no exception. The first Pinot in our flight was ok. I was the wine list showed only our tasting flight. The second Pinot was a delight, it was full flavored and peppery, such a nice surprise. The last Pinot I don't think anyone liked. On to the Chardonnay. It was described to us as being aged in first oak, and then stainless steel. I would have enjoyed it more if it was only aged in oak, If you find yourself in the neighborhood, by all means, stop by. There is something on the menu for everyone. 2023 - Review # 40

Such a beautiful setting with wonderful wines! Aramenta won't sell wines until they are properly…read moreaged and ready to drink. Stop here if you want great Pinot noirs - Darlene is the consummate hostess! Tasting fee is far below others in the area and wines are superior.

Website said they were open, and when we called the voicemail said they were also open until 4pm…read more Yet when we drove there during those opening hours, it was closed. See the sign.

Brick House is a lovely stop in Oregon wine country. The entire staff and family were so kind and…read morewelcoming. We happened to stumble in this weekend where they had an "Open House" and allowed walk ins. The Rosé of Pinot Noir was the clear star. It was light and fruit forward in all the right ways. The rest of the lineup, while solid, didn't quite reach the same heights for us.

All I can say is wow. Phenomenal wine tasting experience. The owner is fantastic. He was out…read morecleaning the property. He takes pride in that, and it was very noticeable. The staff was great! I got a signed bottle from the owner after purchasing a collector's bottle. The tasting room is nice and intimate. Check this place out if you're in the area.

Stunning venue, delicious wine and great service. What a gorgeous vineyard, where you can sit…read moreoutside, with bottles of wine with your own picnic basket watching the gorgeous sunset! I could not take my eyes off the stunning view. Sunset was just stunning. They have a great selection of wines. We opted for bottle services, Pinot Rośe being one of the selections and it paired very well with the stunning view. We bought few bottles to bring home. You can see some wild life while watching the sunset and they are harmless. Staff here are awesome and extremely friendly. So glad we found this vineyard and it was worth the 45min drive from Portland.

Eminent Domaine was an exceptional experience! My husband selected a great winery to celebrate my…read morebirthday. The breathtaking views, exquisite wines, and impeccable customer service made it truly memorable. Phil and Camile, the wine connoisseurs, were incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, and professional throughout our entire tasting journey. Even on the chilly and windy day we visited, the warmth of the blazing fire added to the cozy ambiance. Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn about the unique story behind the name--it's quite fascinating! Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and can't wait to visit again in the future!

You'll thank your lucky stars to discover this Hidden Gem! Family owned, dry farmed, organic, solar…read morepowered and amazing wines that are 100% estate grown fruit. Highly recommend because of the relaxed atmosphere...art adorns the tasting room for purchase...and the backstory to that caught my attention. All of the artists paintings have a life story. But on to the wines! Our party enjoyed the Rosé of Gamay Noir...sunshine in a bottle! Elegant & delicious...definitely as the French say "Yummy". The 2023 Aligoté ohhh man... *sighs* I can still recall how this could be the winner for crab cakes or seafood. They are among a hand few of estates that produce this in Oregon. We were fortunate enough to taste the Sauvignon Blanc that is grown lower in the vineyard. John, the passionate proprietor, described how this was unique to Oregon and it is. He described how the location of the vines receive a warmer growing climate...and it was evident as we toured. The Savignon Blanc was unlike anything...I lived in New Zealand, and I appreciate Sancerre ...their Savignon Blanc crossed that bridge with bliss to my taste buds. Worth it!!! The Chardonnay was exceptional as well... I believe the 90 plus scores from wine writers and critics...it was paired with Seasonal Salad with PNW Salmon Arugula, radicchio, shaved cabbage, green leaf lettuce, cherry tomatoes, radish, and hazelnuts with green goddess dressing...just enough acid and just enough fruit, wonderful balance. You be the judge! Onto the Pinot Noir... Paired with four month aged Beemster goat cheese. It was a 2021 that shined. Just enough body like Sophia Loren, just enough depth like a podcast you want to listen to again and again. Captured my palette for sure. Next it was the Gamay Noir...not sure how you wine folks like Gamay or have had experiences with per se...their Gamay Noir is svelte... it's like you're a kid and... it's your first dance...it's delicate and light...it has sensibility...harmony... a perfect dancing partner... Make a reservation and explore this unique place. What makes Oregon wine country unique are the people and the way they farm. Hats off to Balsall Creek! Will be back!

Our visit to Balsall Creek Vinyards was nothing less than wonderful. Beautiful and comfortable…read moreseating inside and out. Knowledgeable, friendly, patient tasting experience with sweet extras. A special plus was getting to meet the owners who were so gracious and welcoming we felt as if we had met before. But we went for the wine and were treated to not only outstanding Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, but 3 varietals rarely found in Willamette-Sauvignon Blanc, Aligote' and Pinot Muniere. The latter as a red single varietal and as one of the 3 grapes that make up a very holiday-ready sparkling. Wow! What a find.

Over the hills, through the woods and up the hill you go. Sealionne just made it's mark this year…read moreas one of the best spots to go wine tasting in Oregon - definitely. The new location is perched on a hill with a sweet airstream and covered tasting patio. Google maps guided us onto a sketchy unpaved road so we almost aborted our mission to visit. I'm so thankful we kept going and found this sweet spot. Locals and visitors have to visit this place - now. Definitely go if you are searching for an awesome spot to relax and enjoy wine. The views are just breathtaking and hypotonic with the ever-changing clouds. This winery just moved into a top place on my list to take friends or tourists that plan to visit Oregon. Reservations are recommended, but walk-ins are welcome. Tastings in 2024 are $20 a person, but comes with a million dollar view. The Pinot is delicious, definitely savor it - or take home a case of it - if money isn't an issue. Our server Kevin was engaging and knowledgeable. I will definitely visit again. The only disappointment was the port-a-potty restroom. Although extremely clean, it was really difficult to see while inside since it's situated under the portico behind the wine bins. Hopefully in the future, they can possibly develop a sustainable winery that has better facilities or get luxury loos. I also think this spot would be too cold to visit in the winter - November - February (since it's primarily an outside venue.)

Really wonderful Sommelier who was so outgoing and fun to talk to (Erik). Lovely lovely spot. Be…read morecareful driving up. Definitely come for the view and great conversation.