The wines are recognized as among the best in the world. It has a superb location for the estate…read morevineyard and an inspired team of professionals who are committed to what they do. The sales team is knowledgeable about every aspect of production from the vineyard to the finished wine.

We had a wonderful experience at Lingua Franca. Daniel was very knowledgeable about the wines and…read morevineyards. The vertical tasting was very interesting. Getting to see the barrels and production added a unique experience. Highly recommend!

Honeywood Winery was a great stop! When I went in I saw a nice wine selection but I was on the hunt…read morefor mead and they indeed did have some. In fact I had an idea they sold it (but don't ask me how and where I got it) so it wasn't really a shot in the dark that they would have it. I got a bottle of the Wild Mead which is more floral and kind of keeps the honey flavor more present. They had plenty of other flavors... berry flavors some I think but this particular one was what I wanted. The service was friendly and I had a nice conversation with the two employees there. The mead itself was wonderful! As I said it is more of a floral flavor with the honey presence at work. Refrigerate it and you got a very refreshing and flavorful beverage to sip with at the end of the day.

Most of the wineries in the area specialize in Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and drier wines, while…read moreHoneywood is amazing at sweet and fruity wines - my personal favorite. I first came across their brand at some tasting rooms on the coast and the Made in Oregon store but this is the first tome going to their headquarters. They do 4 tastings for $10 and have unique varities including some west coast berries like Huckleberry, loganberry and, our favorite of the tasting, Olallieberry. The bottles are also really affordable at around $14. Service was super friendly and great about describing the different flavors.

Just a really fun winery with great views and a really nice team. Also included for free is the…read morecutest little dog you've ever seen at a winery!

Driving up to Portland from Eugene and decided to stop for wine-tasting in Salem. Redhawk was my…read morefirst stop. It was peaceful with great views. Did their tasting and their wine samples were delicious. Plus they had a cute dog to keep me company! Cheers!

Our trip to Oregon wouldn't have been complete without stopping by one of the region's famous…read morevineyards. For a nonlocal, this proved an overwhelming road to go down trying to decide where to stop, but I must say, I couldn't be happier with our choice in Cristom Vineyards. From the moment we walked in the staff greeted us with the type of welcoming spirit that made us feel like old friends. We got their 5 wine tasting that included a pinot gris, 3 pinot noir's and ending with a chardonnay. Each wine was as beautiful as the view from their outdoor patio looking out to Mount Jefferson. If you're looking for a winery that truly encapsulates what it's like to be in Oregon, look no further.

We are glad we visited and did a tasting during our third annual WA/OR wine road trip. We three…read morestopped by on a Thu in late Aug, bringing sandwiches for lunch with our wine. SERVICE: 4.5. Very attentive and friendly. AMBIANCE: 3.5. Seating both inside and outside; we sat outside. on the large covered porch; it was pleasant. The view was very nice, though partially blocked by bushes. WINE TASTING: 3.5. Good, though not to a good fit to our taste

Amity Vineyards has been around for a long time. I've always been meaning to get up here and I…read morefinally made it up their way. Black Friday for me usually means avoid all stores and shopping. There is no deal I need or anything I need bad enough. That said this seemed like a great alternative. Their tasting is $8 this includes 5 wines to taste and they also brought us a little plate of olives, crackers and almonds. We purchased one wine which waive one of our tasting fees. I have to say I really loved all their wines. When you walk in their tasting area may seem a little primitive and not as fancy as some you see in places in the McMinnville AVA, however, the service was great and friendly. The server indicated that had just recently been bought out by Union wines which produces Underwood wine and is based out of Tualatin. This must have been a real recent purchase as neither of their websites reflect that. All in all a good solid group of reds and whites. Stop by and give them a try. I know I'll be back again.

They have the best wines I have ever had! Love their Late Harvest Rieling (sweet dessert wine)…read morewhich I believe is termed an "ice wine". They also had a sweet "Wedding Song Riesling" which was my 2nd favorite. My friend enjoyed the Eco-Wine Pinot Noir, which was what she bought. The tasting fee was incredible, I think it was like $5 for 8 or 10 tastes. I lost track of how many tastes we had. And then they waived our tasting fee as well. I had so much fun and had such a great time at this winery! Out of all the wineries we went to in the Salem area, this was definitely my favorite. And the staff was super informative. They were so friendly and nice, very helpful. Not only that but one of there wine specialists was super hot too! Nice eye candy :)

Woman owned biodynamic winery, yes please. That being said, it lives up to all that and more. They…read moredown everything right. The property is beautiful. If we didn't have another place to be we would have ordered a glass or too and just enjoyed being there. Our server was so great and so informative and willing to take time to discuss all of the wines and the process with us.

Absolutely loved every single thing about this winery! Visiting Maysara literally transports you…read more The musical sounds of birds chirping, vistas of the vineyards, frisky squirrels playing in the homemade water features, wild turkeys surrounding the driveway and pond - you are completely surrounded by nature and any stress you feel, melts away. It is the perfect spot to spend a lazy summer day. Or any day! As you enter the driveway, there is a beautiful iron gate which welcomes you to the long driveway past the pond and up to the gorgeous stone building that houses the tasting room and event space. We were there during the summer and the fragrant roses were in bloom, along with other flowers, adding the perfect pop of color. They have created various seating spots in the shade of trees, either tables or settees and comfy chairs. Maysara considers themselves stewards of the land, and as such, respect the land so it remains for future generations. They are a fully biodynamic and sustainable winery. For example, they grow a variety of medicinal and dynamic flowers & herbs that are turned into compost teas to fertilize and create nutrient rich soil without chemicals or pesticides. The resulting wines are truly a result of nature, combining the Persian vines, rich soil, and climate of the Oregon Coastal Range foothills. We all opted for a flight that started with three whites and finished with three reds. I'm usually a big, bold red fan so was surprised and delighted to fall in love with their Pinot Gris. It was crisp and light, so refreshing on a warm summer anfternoon. I also loved their sparkling rose. actually, I liked every wine we sampled! Each of the wines are named after various Persian legends, and as the wines were poured, we heard the stories of the wine's namesake, and learned about the grapes and process. It was very enjoyable. Maysara is a special place. I can't wait to visit again for more delicious wine and to take in the peaceful space they created.

Book tastings by reservation and prepare for a lovely time at a unique vineyard. They produce 100%…read moreOregon sparkling wines and you will be tempted to become a member. If you're like me, you want something different and you want to support small business. Jeanne and Dan are incredibly passionate about what they do and can explain their process in a story that is surprisingly relatable and humble. They make sparkling wines the traditional way and it's delightful but they also explore new ways to get the most from their grapes. The thoughtfulness is noticeable in each sip. The views are amazing and the architecture breathtaking but most of all the wine is the reason to check them out. It is worth it!

We traveled to the Willamette valley to celebrate our 20th anniversary and our hotel the Allison…read moreInn and Spa recommended Corollary. We enjoyed the bucolic drive out to the winery. The views from the property and the sleek modern finishes of the tasting building are spectacular (including built in ceiling heaters and blankets for the cool mid morning temps). The views from each side were breathtaking. Christy was an excellent host and gave us a great lesson in regional wine making (volcanic vs oceanic wines were very interesting to learn about). Dan, the owner, is great and spent time with us as well sharing the story of how he and his wife started Corollary. It was such a lovely time and I recommend visiting if you enjoy sparkling wine and beautiful views

Great wine and atmosphere. Come hungry since they have a full menu of delicious food offerings…read more(This is not very common for most wineries in the valley). This is sill a family run operation and it shows with the attention given. The founder Jimmy is looking down and I know he is smiling at what his winery has become.

We love their Rose and it is almost impossible to find in Portland retail outlets. So we went to…read morethe source! Hailey was great as our server-told us a lot about the vineyard and their philosophy regarding care of the land. The food was good too! We only had appetizers but enjoyed them. The view out over the valley was spectacular!! Just warm enough to sit outside and enjoy the weather (8/22).